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##=Pro Videos
Hey guys most of these videos are not mine! Please Thank the topic it took a while to find these videos. If you need a item and cant make it ill make or find a tut for it!
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item Durability
Certain crafted items, such as tools and armor, as well as certain other usable items are subject to item durability, a process whereby repeated use of the tool will deplete its number of available uses. A stronger material will last longer where as a weaker resource such as wood would disintegrate quicker. In order to determine the durability of an item, a small damage bar below each item displays how much longer a tool will last before it breaks and needs to be replaced (this also applies to armour).
A use is counted only if one completely breaks apart one block or hits a mob. If a block is partially broken this is not counted as a full use. If one happens to use a tool that is not suitable for the task at hand (e.g. Using an axe to dig through stone instead of a pickaxe, or fighting a mob with a shovel instead of a sword), it will count as two uses rather than one, seeing this is not the actual task of the item in hand.
Proper use of tools will maximise their durabilities. Assuming a player correctly uses tools, here is a list of maximum durabilities for each material type.
Wood - 60 uses
Stone - 132 uses
Iron - 251 uses
Gold - 33 uses
Diamond - 1562 uses
Regarding protective gear such as armor, the amount of damage a piece of armor can protect is dependent on the percentage of remaining uses it has and its number of base armor points. A mathematical equation for said percentage can be found on the item durability page. As expected, the durability of armor decreases as the number of times you are being hit increases.
How to make a Workbench, Wooden Pickaxe, Shovel, Hoe, and Axe
Basically your just gonna want a good amount of wood for these items.
How to make a chest and furnace
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How to make a bucket!
How to Make Unlimited Water!
Read Works with lava as well!
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How to make TNT!
How to make a bow!
How to make arrows!
How to make a compass!
How to make a picture!
How to make a portal!EASYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How To Install A Texture Pack!
How to Install a Custom Skin!
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Please thank the topic!
Hey guys most of these videos are not mine! Please Thank the topic it took a while to find these videos. If you need a item and cant make it ill make or find a tut for it!
HINT--CTRL+F Type in what your looking for!
item Durability
Certain crafted items, such as tools and armor, as well as certain other usable items are subject to item durability, a process whereby repeated use of the tool will deplete its number of available uses. A stronger material will last longer where as a weaker resource such as wood would disintegrate quicker. In order to determine the durability of an item, a small damage bar below each item displays how much longer a tool will last before it breaks and needs to be replaced (this also applies to armour).
A use is counted only if one completely breaks apart one block or hits a mob. If a block is partially broken this is not counted as a full use. If one happens to use a tool that is not suitable for the task at hand (e.g. Using an axe to dig through stone instead of a pickaxe, or fighting a mob with a shovel instead of a sword), it will count as two uses rather than one, seeing this is not the actual task of the item in hand.
Proper use of tools will maximise their durabilities. Assuming a player correctly uses tools, here is a list of maximum durabilities for each material type.
Wood - 60 uses
Stone - 132 uses
Iron - 251 uses
Gold - 33 uses
Diamond - 1562 uses
Regarding protective gear such as armor, the amount of damage a piece of armor can protect is dependent on the percentage of remaining uses it has and its number of base armor points. A mathematical equation for said percentage can be found on the item durability page. As expected, the durability of armor decreases as the number of times you are being hit increases.
How to make a Workbench, Wooden Pickaxe, Shovel, Hoe, and Axe
Basically your just gonna want a good amount of wood for these items.
How to make a chest and furnace
##First Day/Night
How to make a bed!
How to make a bucket!
How to Make Unlimited Water!
Read Works with lava as well!
How to make Glass!
How to Make a Fireplace!
How to make TNT!
How to make a bow!
How to make arrows!
How to make a compass!
How to make a picture!
How to make a portal!EASYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How To Install A Texture Pack!
How to Install a Custom Skin!
10 Rules of Survival in Minecraft
How to build a monster spawner trap + Looter
Request=Added!
Please thank the topic!
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