Hoes are now also the appropriate tool for breaking moss blocks.Īxes are no longer considered an appropriate tool for breaking moss blocks. Moss blocks can now be used to craft mossy cobblestone and mossy stone bricks. Moss blocks now naturally generate in the newly added lush caves biome. Moss blocks are shown unnamed as part of lush caves at Minecraft Live 2020. ↑ The block's direct item form has the same id with the block.↑ ID of block's direct item form, which is used in savegame files and addons.↑ 0.93 for all except break1, which is 0.95.While the block is in the process of being broken Placing a moss block into a composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1.Ī sniffer egg hatches twice as fast as normal when on top of a moss block. They do not stick to sticky pistons, slime blocks or honey blocks. Moss blocks are destroyed and dropped as items when pushed by pistons. So for every bonemeal that is used, you get on average 27 moss blocks (varies widely though), which gives about 2.5 bonemeal when put through a composter.Įffective conversion chance as seen from above The chosen block is converted to moss if it can be, and if it can (or already was a moss block) there is a 60% chance vegetation generates above it. Both scans stop on the first block with air above it, even if it can not be converted to moss. If it starts in a non-air block, it searches up to up to 4 blocks upward. If the scan starts in an air block, it searches up to 6 blocks downward. If this check succeeds a scan is started at a y-level one above the moss block to find a block with air above it. This chance is 0% for the corners of the chosen area, 75% for the edges and 100% for the other columns. Then, in a rectangular area centered on the moss block restricted by those maximum distances, it is decided independently for each vertical column whether a block is converted to moss. If successful, maximum X and Z distances are chosen (independently from each other) with a 50% chance of being either 2 or 3. In Java Edition, when bone meal is used on a moss block, first it is checked that the block directly above the moss block is air. When a moss block generates with air above it, it has a chance to have grass, an azalea, or a moss carpet growing on it. To allow moss to spread to them, blocks need to have air above. Using bone meal on moss blocks causes certain types of adjacent blocks to be replaced with moss blocks. In Bedrock Edition, cactus, bamboo, dead bush, and sugar cane are the only plants that cannot be placed on moss. Nether fungi can also be placed on moss, but mushrooms can be placed only at light level 12 or below. In Java Edition, all plants can be placed on moss except for cactus. Foliage can replace air on any of these blocks. Moss spreads to any blocks with 2 air blocks above them in a corner-less 7×11×7 volume centered on the original moss block in Java Edition, and centered a few blocks below the original moss block in Bedrock Edition. In Java Edition, using bone meal on a moss block causes nearby blocks with the base_stone_overworld, cave_vines and dirt tags to be converted to moss blocks. For more information, see Breaking § Speed. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools as wielded by players with no status effects, measured in seconds.
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