Disk

A disk is a feature consisting of a naturally generated roughly circular deposit of a soil-like block under or next to bodies of water.
== Description ==
Disks are generated at the Euclidean distance n (i.e. x2+y2=n2) from a given central block, creating a circular-looking pattern of the given block with a radius of n. They are commonly seen throughout rivers, shallow oceans, swamps and mangrove swamps.
== List ==
Block 	Replaces blocks	Minimum size (n)	Maximum size (n)	Biomes
, (When above air) 	, 	2 	6 	All overworld biomes except , , and (Unused)
 	, 	2 	5 	All overworld biomes except , , and (Unused)
 	, 	2 	3 	All overworld biomes
, (when under solid-material block or )	, 	2 	6 	
== Data values ==
=== ID ===
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== History ==
== Gallery ==
Large lake.png|A lake in a flower forest with overlapping disks of sand, clay, and gravel.
Clay in Swampland.png|A disk generated in a swamp biome.
Gravel Beach.png|A gravel disk next to a river.
== References ==
fr:Disque (élément de terrain)
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