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Stairs

### Technical Name

`minecraft:oak_stairs, stone_stairs, brick_stairs, stone_brick_stairs, nether_brick_stairs, sandstone_stairs, spruce_stairs, birch_stairs, jungle_stairs, quartz_stairs, acacia_stairs, dark_oak_stairs, red_sandstone_stairs, prismarine_stairs, prismarine_bricks_stairs, dark_prismarine_stairs, purpur_stairs`

### Blast Resistance

Wood: 15
Stone: 30
Sandstone/Quartz/Red Sandstone: 4

### Transparency

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**Stairs** are blocks that allow a player to change elevation without jumping, similar to slabs. They allow for easier movement over areas that a player would normally have to climb. Stairs can "merge" with other stairs when they meet at right angles to create a smooth transition. This can be useful for making a roof, floor recess, etc. Stairs will naturally occur in villages and in nether fortresses.

## Crafting

Stairs can be crafted from six wood planks, six cobblestone blocks, six bricks, six stone brick, six sandstone blocks, six nether brick, six quartz block, or six purpur blocks, producing four stairs per craft. Upon destroying the block after placement, it will yield only one of the materials used to craft it.

## Trivia

* Brick stairs, stone brick stairs, and nether brick stairs were added in the Beta 1.8.
* Previously, wooden stairs would not burn, but as of Beta 1.6, wooden stairs and fences have become flammable.
* Placing 6 mossy stone bricks or 6 cracked stone bricks in a crafting table will only make stone brick stairs not mossy/cracked stone brick stairs.
* As of version 1.2, stairs can be placed upside-down to form an arch-like stair design.
* As of snapshot 12w21b, sandstone stairs have a crafting recipe.
* The 1.8.2 update for the Xbox 360 edition added stone brick and brick stairs.
* In 1.4.2 online, stairs can now join and create corners.
* In 1.12, blocks can be attached to the full faces of stairs; this includes wall-mounted and fence blocks.
* Stairs can be walked up without jumping.
Smithing Table

The **smithing table** is a utility block found within villages, which can upgrade diamonds tools to Netherite Tools.

## Source

A smithing table may generate within a blacksmith building in a Village if it was generated after update 1.14. They can also be Crafted by players, using the recipe below. If a village has a smithing table but no toolsmith, any nearby Villager without a profession has a chance to become a toolsmith.

## Crafting

Smithing tables can be crafted by combining wood planks and iron ingots.

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## Trivia

* A toolsmith villager working on a smithing table will produce a sound as if an anvil is being used.
* The smithing table is used to upgrade diamond tools to Netherite tools.
* Unlike anvils, smithing tables cost no experience when upgrading to netherite.
* Before the 1.16 update, the Smithing Table had no function other than a villager work block.

## Gallery

SmithingTableOld.pngThe texture of the Smithing Table during 18w44a.SmithingTableUI.pngThe GUI for the Smithing Table.SmithingTableUIBefore20w17a.pngThe previous GUI for the Smithing Table.UpgradingADiamondSwordIntoANetheriteSword.jpgUpgrading a Diamond Sword into a Netherite SwordSmithingTableHammer.pngThe hammer icon.
## Video

Smithing Table - Minecraft Micro Guide
Sponge

A **Sponge** is a block notable for being able to absorb water around itself, turning into a wet sponge in the process.

Sponges cannot be crafted and must be obtained from either an elder guardian or from certain rooms in ocean monuments.

## Mechanics

As of update 1.8, a dry sponge can absorb water within a 7×7×7 area around itself, becoming a wet sponge. The surrounding blocks which were previously water, become occupied by air. The sponge must be directly touching a water source to absorb water, and will only absorb water connected to an adjacent water block touching the sponge. When a dry sponge absorbs water, it will convert into a wet sponge, which is darker, drips water, and is unable to soak up any more water.

Heating a wet sponge in a furnace or blast furnace will convert it back into a dry sponge. If an empty bucket is placed in the fuel slot of the furnace while smelting a wet sponge, the bucket will fill with the "evaporated" water, yielding 1 bucket of water per sponge.

## Sources

* Can be harvested from a specific room inside an ocean monument (does not require a tool).
* Dropped by elder guardians when killed (the dropped sponge can be either wet or dry).

## Trivia

* A wet sponge will "drip" water if placed in the Overworld or the End.
* Sponges first appeared in the 0.0.19A update, but were changed slightly 50 minutes later, and were later removed from survival in Beta 1.8.
* They share the same sound effect as grass when a player breaks, places, or walks on them.
* Before update 1.8, it was impossible to get a sponge in Survival Mode without cheats.

## Gallery

Old sponge.pngThe old texture of Sponge, before update 1.8.Wetsponge.pngIf a Sponge sucks up water, it will turn into a wet sponge.
The Berenstain Bears

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Smoker

A **smoker** is a utility block that provides players with a faster option for cooking Food.

## Uses

A smoker can be used to cook food twice as fast as a regular Furnace. It has no effect on anything other than Food items. Smokers emit a light level of 13 when active, similar to normal furnaces. If a Village has a smoker but no butcher, then any Villager without a profession has a chance to become a butcher. Smokers can't be pushed by Pistons.

## Source

A smoker can be found within certain buildings in Villages that generate after the 1.14 update. They can also be crafted by players using the recipe below.

## Crafting

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The smoker requires 4 logs of any type and one furnace.

## History

The smoker was originally added in Snapshot 18w44a, but was non-functional. Later, in snapshot 18w50a, it gained its functionality, allowing players to use it for cooking.

## Gallery

SmokerUI.pngThe smoker's cooking interface.Smoker.PNGUnlit and lit smokers.Smoker.pngAn active smoker without being animated.
## Video

 File:Smoker - Minecraft Micro Guide
Nether Quartz Pillar

**Nether Quartz Pillar** is a variant of the nether quartz block and was added to *Minecraft* in 1.5. It can be crafted from using two blocks of nether quartz blocks on top of each other in the crafting table. It shares its data values with Nether Quartz and Chiseled Quartz Blocks, and it is used mainly in decoration and building.

## Crafting

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## Trivia

* The Nether quartz pillar is often used in "Roman-style" buildings.
* Like logs they can be placed anyway you want them to.
Silver Surfer

File:Silver Surfer Opening**Silver Surfer**, also known as **Silver Surfer: The Animated Series**, is an American animated television series based on the Marvel Comics superhero created by Jack Kirby. The series aired for one season on the Fox Kids block in 1998.

## Plot

The series utilizes a serialized storytelling approach. As with many Silver Surfer comic book stories, episodes tackle a range of social and political issues, including imperialism, slavery, non-violence, and environmental degradation.

In the first episode, Zenn-La is depicted as a major centre of enlightenment and learning in the universe. Conflicting aliens go there in order to learn about living in peace and tolerance — the antagonistic Krees and Skrulls being a good example. When the Silver Surfer, a native of Zenn-La, breaks his bargain with Galactus, the latter retaliates by sending the planet to an unknown part of the galaxy. Thus, much of the series is about the Surfer trying to find Zenn-La and being reunited with Shalla-Bal.

The Silver Surfer is the Herald of Galactus for a very short time (episode wise). He is replaced by Nova after the young girl somehow teleports onto his ship after Galactus and Silver Surfer part ways. Both heralds have regular appearances on the show and even team up at times.

## Characters

**Silver Surfer / Norrin Radd** (voiced by Paul Essiembre)

**Galactus** (voiced by James Blendick)

## History

Blending cel and computer animation, the series is rendered in the style of Silver Surfer co-creator Jack Kirby.
While inspired by various Silver Surfer comic book stories, the series alters the original mythos in some key ways. The most notable change is the removal of the Fantastic Four from the Galactus Trilogy, the story that serves as the foundation for the first three episodes of the series. In this version, the Silver Surfer, who has had the memories of Norrin Radd partially restored to him by Thanos, protects Earth from the hunger of Galactus because it reminds him of Zenn-La.

Many other characters from Marvel's cosmic stable appear in the series, including The Watcher, Ego the Living Planet, Pip the Troll, Drax the Destroyer, and Adam Warlock. Most of the characters featured in the series differ from their printed-page incarnations. For instance, Thanos serves Lady Chaos rather than Death and Adam Warlock is an alien supersoldier designed to fight the Kree.

The series was cancelled after one season. Eight episodes were written for the second season before production was shut down. According to series creator Larry Brody, the cancellation was the result of a legal dispute between Marvel and Saban Entertainment.

## Episodes

*Silver Surfer* has a total of 13 episodes spread over 1 season that were produced from February 1998 to May 1998.

## References

1. ↑ Larry Brody's Guide to Writing for the Medium Everyone Loves to Hate. TVWriter.net. Retrieved on March 16, 2014.
Sculk Block

The **sculk block**, **sculk chute**, and **sculk trap** are ambient, decorative blocks that are planned to be added in update 1.17, and will spawn in the deep dark biome.

## Spawn

The sculk block, sculk chute, and sculk trap will spawn in the deep dark cave biome in lake-like generation pools called sculk growths. While the normal block doesn't seem to have much of a use other than aesthetic, the skulk chute might open up, and the sculk trap's name, hollow look (which is somewhat similar to that of a bear trap), and possibility to only be obtainable by crafting indicate that it may be a hazard.

## Trivia

* Confirmed in a tweet, the warden is made up of the sculk block.

## Gallery

2020-10-04 (3).pngSculk Sensor as revealed in *Minecraft Live 2020*.
Soul Lantern

The **soul lantern** is a block that was introduced in 1.16 snapshot 20w06a.

## Overview

A soul lantern can be placed on top of or hanging under most solid blocks. It gives off a light level of 10, the same as the soul torch.

## Gallery

Capture11.pngA screenshot of the soul lantern.HangingSoulFireLantern.pngA hanging soul lantern.HangingSoulFireLantern20w06a.pngA hanging soul lantern in 20w06a.SoulFireLantern20w06a.pngThe soul lantern in 20w06a.
Scaffolding

**Scaffolding** is a block used to help build structures, help players reach higher places, or safely descend without taking fall damage. It is available in both the Bedrock Edition as of update 1.11 and the Java Edition as of 1.14.

## Trivia

* Scaffolding can only be placed six blocks from its support. In the Java Edition, if scaffolding is placed seven or more blocks from its support, it will fall.
	+ They only support up to four blocks in the Bedrock Edition.
* Scaffolding can be used as fuel when smelting items in a furnace.
* Water can get through on scaffolding blocks, so it may not be a good idea to place scaffoldings on deep bodies of waters.
* Hostile mobs can spawn on scaffolding blocks just like regular full blocks (as of Minecraft 1.15.2)

## Gallery

Scaffolding2.pngScaffolding supportFloatingScaffolding1.pngFloatingScaffolding.png
Jigsaw Block

A **jigsaw** is a technical block used by players for advanced construction activities.

## Mechanics

A jigsaw block functions similar to a Structure Block. It's used to construct and copy structures. This block can only be obtained by using the `/setblock` or `/give` commands.
This can be used for a quick building experience. Arrows designate where to copy and add another structure for the player to load. As an example, `mystructure:hotelFloor` and copy for another one. This process may be repeated until the player is finished.
Sea Grass

**Sea Grass** is a plant which generates in Oceans.

## Source

Sea grass generates naturally on the ocean floor, or by using Bonemeal on the floor of a body of water. It can be harvested using Shears; mining the block without shears will cause it to drop nothing. Turtles can also drop 0–1 sea grass.

## Uses

Besides decoration, seagrass can be fed to turtles to make them breed. It can also be fed to baby turtles which will take off 10% of the growing time.

## Gallery

Seagrass Turtle.pngSometimes, dead Turtles will drop Sea Grass.Seagrass Golden Ore.pngSea Grass can grow on Golden Ore.DF1nNCy.pngTwo types of seagrass. To the left is the short seagrass. To the right is the tall seagrass variant.SeagrassRiver.pngSea Grass in a river.225px-Tall Seagrass.gifTall Sea Grass.150px-Seagrass.gifShort Sea Grass.
Sagwa

Watch Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat On TVO,Radio-Canada and PBS Kids

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Soul Fire

**Soul Fire** is a fire block that generates in the Soul Sand Valley. Soul Fire can be made by lighting a fire on Soul Sand or Soul Soil.

## Trivia

* In real life, blue fire is considered extremely hot and is used as flammable gas fuel instead of wood or other flammable material. It is blue because hydrogen molecules glow blue when they become hot.
* Soul Fire will burn things in the color orange, even though the fire is blue.
* Soul Fire doesn't burn down wood, unlike regular fire.
* Soul Fire will scare away Piglins, unlike regular fire.
The Adventures of Paddington Bear

***The Adventures of Paddington Bear*** is a Canadian-French animated children's television series. It is based on the book *Paddington Bear* by Michael Bond and was written by Bruce Robb. It was produced by CINAR and Protecrea.

The show aired in the United States on the Cookie Jar Toons block on This TV from November 2008 to August 2009. It was also shown on HBO, as of 2017, it now airs on Starz Kids and Family, from December 2016 to April 2020 it re-aired on Light TV. In 2018, Qubo Channel announced they would start airing reruns of the show beginning October 7. A remake series, *The Adventures of Paddington*, premiered M6 on December 20, 2019.

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## Cast

* Paddington as Jonathan Kydd
* Mr. Henry Brown as Jon Glover, John R. Hernandez
* Mrs. Mary Brown as Meriam Stover, Moir Leslie
* Mrs. Sheila Bird as Eve Karpf
* Judy as Jade Williams
* Jonathan as Steven Webb
* Mr. Reginald Curry as Nigel Lambert
* Mr. Samuel Gruber as Cyril Shaps
* Aunt Lucy as Uncredited
Nylium

For other Nether-related topics, see Nether (Disambiguation).
The **Warped & Crimson Nylium** are blocks that are found in the Warped & Crimson Forests. They grow in the Nether similarly to how grass blocks grow in the Overworld, and it will grow Nether Roots and Fungi on top of it. These blocks come in red (Crimson Nylium) and blue-green (Warped Nylium) variants.

## Mechanics

Using bonemeal on netherrack next to nylium will create more nylium.
Using bonemeal on nylium will generate sprouts, roots on fungi on the nylium surounding it, like bonemeal on grass

## Obtaining

You will need a silk touch pickaxe to obtain it, otherwise it will drop netherrack.

You also can obtain it from chests in bastion remnants with hoglin stable chests.

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ https://minecraft.net/en-us/article/everything-we-announced-minecon-live-2019
Nether Wart

For the block made from Nether Wart, see Nether Wart Block.
For other Nether-related topics, see Nether (Disambiguation).
**Nether Wart** is a plant that can only be found naturally in the Nether. It's only found in Nether fortresses, in chests, and next to certain staircases. It will only grow on soul sand. Nether Wart can be used in brewing to make Awkward Potions.

## Usage

Nether wart is critical for the brewing of the awkward potion, which is used in the base of almost all potions. It's required to brew all potions, other than potions of weakness, from scratch. Cleric villagers will buy Nether wart in exchange for emeralds.

## Farming

Considering that nether wart is essential to brew nearly all types of potions, it's wise for players to set up a farming operation to easily obtain their brewing ingredients. Like all other crops, the growing time is randomized. Bonemeal may not be used on it to make it grow. When harvested at its mature state, it will drop 2 to 4 nether wart. The Nether wart will only grow in soul sand, but the block of sand can be located anywhere in the Overworld, the Nether, or the End if a player places it there. The plant does not require sunlight or water to grow, only time.

## Trivia

* Nether wart could previously be used to breed chickens, as it was classified as a type of seed. This was removed in 1.8 The Bountiful Update.
* The amount of nether wart dropped from mature crops can be affected by the Fortune enchantment.
* Their name in the code is "tile.netherStalkSeeds."
* Water poured on nether wart in the Overworld will dislodge the plant from the soul sand, making it easy to collect the Nether wart in mass.
	+ Before 1.3.1, Nether wart would only grow if it was planted in the Nether.
Smooth Quartz

**Smooth Quartz** is a block added in the 1.13 - The Update Aquatic. It used to have the same texture as regular quartz but in 1.14 - Village and Pillage, it received a new texture. Smooth Quartz is often used in many modern buildings due to its smoother texture.

Regular quartz has a rim round it like smooth quartz. When making structures before 1.14 regular quartz was still used in a lot of modern buildings but after 1.14 people use smooth quartz more often.

Smooth Quartz was added so players had a choice to have quartz or smooth quartz. Until 1.14 the blocks had no difference.

## Crafting

Smooth Quartz can be obtained by smelting a block of nether quartz in a furnace.
Redstone Ore

For other redstone-related objects found in Minecraft, see Redstone (Disambiguation).

## Redstone Ore

### First Appearance

**Java:** Alpha 1.0.1
**Bedrock:** Alpha 0.1.0

### Location

In the Overworld, below y=16, in veins of up to 8

### Drops

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1 File:BlockCSS.png **Redstone Ore** (if mined with a Silk Touch pickaxe)

### Renewable

No

**Redstone Ore** is a type of ore that is found 16 or fewer levels above bedrock. It drops redstone when mined, and it can be crafted into redstone-related mechanisms. If it is hit with anything or walked on, it will begin to glow and will light a small area.

## Mining

Redstone Ore requires an iron pickaxe or better to harvest, otherwise, it will drop nothing.

1. ↑ Times are for unenchanted tools in seconds.

## Trivia

* It can be smelted to give one Redstone dust; however, this is inefficient as it requires Silk Touch, yields very little XP, and will not give more than one Redstone per ore.
* When added to the game, all Redstone-related blocks had no official name. In 1.0.4, July 9, 2010, the name Redstone was given by Notch after demands from the community.
* One may only obtain Redstone Ore as a block through Silk Touch enchanted tools, cheats/hacks, or creative mode.
	+ It is best to mine the Redstone Ore instead of using Silk Touch because when smelting it, it gives only one piece of Redstone, but when mined directly, it drops 1-4 pieces.
* Lit Redstone Ore is defined as a separate block in the source code.
* For beginner *Minecraft* players, Redstone Ore might be mistaken for Rubies.
* There is a glitch that, when dug with a Silk Touch pick, a redstone ore is obtained that is unstackable. Placing it and destroying it with Silk Touch again fixes that glitch.
* Redstone can essentially be determined to represent the real-life element copper but contains a more red hue in *Minecraft* than it is in real life. It also has a powdery texture. However, both objects take the same basic function: conducting power.
* Redstone ore can be mined using an iron pickaxe or better. It cannot be mined with a wooden or stone pickaxe. Although it can be destroyed by them, it will not yield anything.
* Redstone is used in making many items that cannot be made with other materials because it is a good conductor of electricity. A useful thing to make on survival mode would be a compass and/or map, as it can be used to venture from a player's home and can help players easily find their way back.
* If a player touches redstone ore, it will glow.
* When hooked up to a BUD switch, it makes a useful pressure plate, in a similar way to String.
* It will still glow if the ore is under a carpet.

## Gallery

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The Big Garage

The Big Garage is a Canadian Childrens Series Produced by Family Channel  and the Canwest Global System From 1995-1996. The Global Television Network Aired The Big Garage For 2 years From 1995-1997 and on Family Channel for 4 years From 1995-1999. In August 1997 The Big Garage was no longer aired on the Global Television Network But Family Channel continued to air the Big Garage For 2 More Years From 1997-1999 While TLC's Ready Set Learn aired the Big Garage From 1997-2001. In October 1999 The Big Garage Was No longer aired on But TLC's Ready Set Learn Continued airing The Big Garage for 2 More Years From 1999-2001.

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Stuart Little The Animated Series

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Shrub

For the solid grass block, see Grass.
A **Shrub** (also known as **Grass Shrub**) was a grass-like plant, similar to the Dead Bush. It was added to *Minecraft* as part of the Beta 1.6 Test Build 3. Not much is known about this block, other than that it was possibly meant to be a part of a Jungle Biome, but was scrapped in development for unknown reasons.

Shrubs can be found in versions Beta 1.6 Test Build 3 through *Minecraft* 1.12, but can only be obtained by using the `/give` command. The command to get shrubs is `/give @s minecraft:tallgrass 1 0`.

The Shrub uses the Tall Grass ID, and thus shares its properties. Because tall grass is not oriented on the center of a block, shrubs behave in the same way and will be centered on a random part of the top of the block it is placed on. For the same reason, shrubs have a chance to drop seeds when broken.

It is unknown why the item uses the tall grass ID, but it is speculated that it was caused by a bug, and was planned to be fixed at a later date.

The item was removed in 1.13 (Update Aquatic ) due to the complete removal of ID tags. All shrubs in inventories and on grass were reverted to Dead Bushes.

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The Magic School Bus

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Pippi Longstocking

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**Pippi Longstocking** is a Canadian animated TV series on Teletoon from 1997. It is based on swedish female children's writer Astrid Lindgren's books about Pippi Longstocking, who were published between November 1945 and 1948.

## External links

* Pippi Longstocking at the Internet Moviedatabase
Shulker Box

For other articles related to Shulkers, see Shulker (Disambiguation).

A **Shulker Box** is 27-slot craftable storage container added in the 1.11 - The Exploration Update. It is based off of the Shulker mob.

## Mechanics

Compared with a regular chest, a shulker box adds an extra level of convenience by remaining 'intact' (with all of the items still inside of it) when it is broken. It can be carried around with the items inside of it, and it can be placed in the world again with the items still inside of it as well. When it is pushed by a piston, it will be destroyed, but when it is dispensed by a dispenser, it will be placed, thus allowing redstone-powered shulker box "replacement systems" (with pistons, hoppers and dispensers) that cycles through various shulker boxes.

A shulker box can be dyed a particular color by placing it in a crafting table with a dye of a player's choice.

## Breaking

Shulker boxes can be mined with any tool or by hand, but using a pickaxe is the quickest method.

## Undyeing

Dyed shulker boxes can be undyed using a cauldron. To do this, right-click a cauldron with water in it while holding a dyed shulker box. This causes the cauldron's water level to decrease by 1, and the shulker box will lose its dye color.

## Trivia

* The shulker box cannot be crafted down the sides of the Crafting Table. The ingredients have to be down the middle.
* A shulker box cannot be placed inside a shulker box.
* When the shulker box is opened, the opening animation is the same as the shulker's attacking animation.
* When in Creative Mode while having a shulker box full of items, breaking it would duplicate it.
* Prior to 1.14.2 pre-release 1, if a player breaks an empty shulker box while in Creative Mode, the shulker box would drop itself; however, as of this update, empty shulker boxes do not drop themselves when broken while in Creative Mode.
Structure Void

A **Structure Void** is a block obtainable only by using commands.

## Usage

A structure void is used with Structure Blocks. When structure voids are saved into a structure, they will not override any blocks they are loaded into it. For example, saving an air block below a structure void will, if loaded into a patch of dirt, produce an air block below a dirt block. When saving a structure, if "Show invisible blocks" is enabled, they will appear as small red cubes.

## Appearance in-game

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The appearance of the structure void block is an invisible cube that is smaller than the normal block, being about half of the size of a normal block.

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In Bedrock Edition, the block behaves like the barrier block as it is only visible while having the item in hand. The block in itself has the same functionality as the Java Edition.

## Notes

The structure void can be used in a creative way as it behaves like the air block letting entities pass through (note that in Bedrock Edition arrows will get stuck) but not flowing water.

## Gallery

StructureVoidBE.pngThe structure void on Bedrock Edition.
Painting

**Paintings** are decorative objects in *Minecraft*. They are placed by right-clicking a surface. When placed, their appearance will randomly be chosen from several different preset images. The size of the painting is also variable, as some images are quite larger than others. If a player is not satisfied with the first design placed, they can just remove the painting from the surface and place it again to get a new design.

## Usage/Placement

To place a painting, select it in the hotbar, and right-click a wall of blocks that is not obstructed by any blocks making it "un-flat" (with the exception of torches and buttons, the painting will lay under them). The image will be displayed randomly. Depending on the size of the wall the image can be anywhere from a 1x1 (one block) size, up to a 4x4. In 1.12, paintings fit the largest space possible, making it more likely to get the desired painting (by using scaffolding to limit the area). They are not always even, though. Some may be 1x2 or 2x1, while others are 4x3. Each of these sizes has different images that can be displayed, so the user may want to retry several times before obtaining the one that is desired.
Paintings can also be placed in water.

## Trivia

* In *Minecraft* Indev, the painting had an old crafting recipe. It was crafted by using eight Wood Planks and a piece of Wool in the middle.
	+ now it is sticks instead of planks.
* Paintings are randomly generated when placed and can vary in size greatly. However, if placed on a wall that is too crowded, none of the really big paintings will generate there.
* Paintings can be knocked off of a surface by throwing snowballs at or shooting arrows at them.
* The texture that the painting has in the back is actually the wood planks texture, but it has been darkened slightly.
* One of the paintings is called *bomb* in the game files because it's a painting of the "Bomb" map from the video game, "Counter-Strike".
* One of the paintings is called *Donkey Kong* in the game files. Which is one of the best paintings to be a custom painting.
* In Multiplayer, if a player is standing behind a painting, then other players will not see the player's nametag.
* The painting called *Seaside* has been changed slightly. In *Minecraft* Indev, the plant in the painting was dark green, but in *Minecraft* Alpha, it changed to have a colourful plant.
* The painting called *Stage* is one of the best paintings when used as a custom painting.
* There are four 2x2 paintings that are currently unused in *Minecraft Pocket Edition*. They can only be found in the game files.
* There are 30 paintings in total, including the currently unused paintings.
* A painting cannot be placed directly onto a Vine, but if it is placed on a clear block, it may stretch over vines that are covering adjacent blocks. Vines can also grow/spread underneath paintings.
* All paintings are based on real works of art. This video shows 26 paintings and the originals on which they are based.
* A creeper, and a pig can all be found in paintings.
* A painting can be walked through by the player and is commonly used for secret doors.

## Gallery

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Sea Pickle

**Sea pickles** are light-emitting static animals that spawn naturally in warm oceans and were added in 1.13. They can be placed in groups of up to four, and give off more light as more are added.

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## Natural Generation & Placement

Sea pickles raise the light level by three each time one is placed underwater, and can be placed like turtle eggs. Sea pickles generate in warm oceans, especially near coral reefs. When placed on dry land, sea pickles will not emit light. In addition to emitting light, being underwater gives the sea pickle a texture at the top that resembles "regurgitated intestines".

Sea pickles will spread underwater to adjacent blocks in a similar way to how mycelium and grass spread to dirt blocks. You can place 1-4 Sea Pickles per block. If you place less than 4, the amount in the block will eventually grow to 4 per block, which can be used to farm Sea Pickles. Sea Pickles can also appear as a decorative block in desert village houses.

Wandering traders will sell sea pickles in exchange for emeralds.

## Usage

Sea pickles can be smelted into lime dye. They can also be used to level up a composter.

## Trivia

* In the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft there is an achievement named "One pickle, two pickle, three pickle" that is obtained by placing four sea pickles on a single block.
Soul Torch

For other types of torches, see Torch (Disambiguation).

**Soul torches** are turquoise variants of regular torches crafted from Soul Soil or Soul Sand, Charcoal or Coal, and Sticks. They were added in Java Edition 1.16 snapshot 20w06a. Piglins are afraid of it and keep at least 7 blocks away.

## Crafting

Soul Torches can be used to craft Soul Lanterns with one soul torch and 8 iron nuggets.

## Functions

Soul torches work mostly the same as regular torches. They act as a light source for the player to utilize. The most noticeable difference being the blue light cast. Soul torches also emit a lower light level than normal torches (12). Unlike normal torches, soul torches will not melt snow and ice. However, soul torches act like piglin repellant by keeping them at least 7 blocks away. This applies to everything that uses soul light.

## Gallery

SoulFireTorchBE.pngThe soul torch model that was on the beta for Bedrock Edition.
Sonic Underground

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Structure Block

### First Appearance

1.9 (additional functionality added in 1.10)Bedrock Edition 1.13.0.1 full functionality.

### Renewable

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A **structure block** is a technical block that is used to copy and replicate structures.

## Overview

Structure blocks are only obtainable using the `/setblock` or `/give` Commands. They cannot be gathered with any tool and have the same blast resistance as Bedrock. These blocks copy a previously-built structure, and paste it in the targeted location. previously, only the windows 10 edition of bedrock can utilize structure blocks. but they now work across all bedrock platforms as of bedrock edition 1.13.0.1.

Structure blocks utilize a block called a Structure Void. If a structure void block is saved into a structure, when said structure is loaded, it will not overwrite the blocks previously there, unlike all other saved blocks. For example, a 1×1×2 structure that has a structure void on top and an air block on bottom that is loaded into dirt terrain will make an air block on bottom but preserve the dirt on top.

## Mechanics

There are four types of structure blocks: *Save, Load, Corner,* and *Data*. *Save* saves the blocks highlighted with the corner blocks, or as specified in the GUI. *Load* loads the copied blocks, or "pastes" it. The structure must have dimensions of 48 blocks or less. Two *corner* blocks with the same name identify the opposite corners of the area to be copied. *Data* allows a mob, chest, etc. to placed at the time of the structure's generation. The structure block can be activated with it is GUI or by Redstone.
Tall Grass

**Tall Grass** (also called **Grass**) spawns on grass blocks in certain biomes. Bonemeal can be used on a grass block to grow tall grass and occasionally flowers on it and in its vicinity. Bonemeal can also be used to obtain a two-block tall grass. Since Beta 1.6, the only way to legitimately obtain wheat seeds is to destroy tall grass blocks or harvest fully-grown wheat crops.

There are three other variations of tall grass: ferns, double-tall grass, and shrubs. Ferns can spawn in the jungle and mega taiga biomes. Like grass, they also have a two-block tall version that can be made by using bonemeal on the fern. Shrubs share the dead bush's texture, but still, drop seeds despite this appearance. They cannot be obtained in normal gameplay outside of using commands. They do not have a two-block tall version.

## Uses

Harvesting grass or ferns is the primary way of obtaining wheat seeds. Other ways are by tilling a grass block with a hoe or through collecting wheat.

## Trivia

* Tallgrass cannot be directly set on fire by lightning; however, fire from nearby blocks can spread to it. Oddly enough, the top of tall grass can be lit, but it will not burn this way.
* When touched by water, tall grass will break with the possibility of dropping seeds. A quick way to gather seeds is to route water to the top of a grass-covered hill and let it flow down.
* The color of tall grass is biome dependent and is usually the same color as the grass.
* Sometimes, grass can spawn on sand but any block updates will cause it to break.
* Grass can be collected with shears.
* The fern, in real life, yields spores, not seeds. Oddly enough, it yields seeds.
* Players can hide in double tall grass from mobs as the mob's AI will not detect players in double tall grass.
* Tallgrass may occasionally spawn on caves.

## Gallery

1.6 Grass.pngWhat tall grass looks like in-game.GrassBushShrub.png4 shrubs.Grass blockshvl.pngA plains biome with many Tall Grass.
Pressure Plates

### Tool Used

Wood:This block needs Axe to be minedStone, Gold, Iron:This block requires a Wooden Pickaxe to be mined

### Data Values

Hex: Stone: 46
Wooden: 48 Dec: Stone: 70
Wooden: 72

### Technical Name

`minecraft:*material*_pressure_plate
minecraft:*material*_weighted_pressure_plate`

### Renewable

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A **pressure plate** is an item that can be used to activate certain features when it is stepped on. It activates Redstone next to itself and the block it is on. The most common use of a pressure plate is to open a door (wooden or iron). The wooden variety is also used as fuel in furnaces; however, it only smelts 1.5 items per plate (as much as one of its two planks).

There are currently four types of pressure plates. The first two are wooden and stone. Wooden pressure plates are made from two wooden planks in a horizontal line, and stone pressure plates are made with stone (not cobblestone or stone brick) in the same fashion. Wooden pressure plates are different from stone pressure plates in that the former can be activated with items and arrows, but the latter cannot; they both, however, are activated by players and mobs.

The last two types are iron and gold. These are **weighted pressure plates**, which emit a different Redstone signal strength depending on how many entities are on the plate (noting that a stack of items is one entity). They were added in Snapshot 13w01a. There are 2 different kinds, both with different recipes: Light and Heavy. The signal strength emitted is as follows:

## Trivia

* Pressure plates in the *Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition* was too oversized to be used as tables.
* If a TNT block is placed directly under any other block that has a pressure plate on it, the TNT will be activated when the pressure plate is stepped on, making a landmine.
	+ Landmines in real-life activate immediately, so a Minecart with TNT may be a better option.
* A stone pressure plate can also be obtained by mining it in desert temple loot rooms. That Pressure Plate also activates TNT if the TNT is not mined.
* Pressure plates were used as tables in villages, except in the Pocket Edition, where carpets are used. (Carpets are now used as tables in all versions)
* Pressure plates block water or lava from flowing.
* A stone pressure plate will naturally generate in every desert temple.

## Gallery

WeightedPressurePlatesNew.gifWeighted pressure plates.
## Video

Pressure Plates - Minecraft Micro Guide
The Mummy Animated Series

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Soul Soil

**Soul Soil** is a block that was announced during MineCon Live 2019, and was  added in the 1.16 update.  It can be found in the soul sand valley biome in the Nether.

## Crafting

Soul soil or Soul sand, a stick, and a piece of coal or charcoal can be used to craft soul fire torches.

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## Trivia

* Soul soil slightly resembles soul sand.
* Nether wart will not grow on soul soil.
* The Wither can still be summoned with both Soul Sand and soul soil
* If a player lights a soul soil or soul sand block on fire, they will get Soul fire.
* Players will not slow down when walking on top of soul soil, unlike soul sand.
* Players Wearing a pair of boots enchanted with Soul Speed will get a speed boost depending on the level of the enchantment.

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ https://minecraft.net/en-us/article/everything-we-announced-minecon-live-2019
The Angry Beavers

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File:The Angry Beavers Opening**The Angry Beavers** is an American animated television series created by Mitch Schauer for Nickelodeon. The series revolves around Daggett and Norbert Beaver, two beavers who have left their home to become bachelors in the forest near the fictional Wayouttatown, Oregon. The show premiered in the United States on April 19, 1997 after the 1997 Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards and was cancelled in 2001, when one of the planned episodes would have had Norbert and Daggett discussing how cartoons are re-run after they end. This resulted in a handful of the final episodes going unaired until 2006, when they were finally aired on Nicktoons Network. The series has also been released on DVD by Shout! Factory.

## Plot

When two beavers Norbert and Daggett leave their home for a house on the water and begin living the lifestyle of wild and crazy bachelors, hilarity and chronic dishevelment is bound to ensue...and while living on the water in the middle of nowhere sounds tranquil enough, the Beavers have a knack for getting into some very odd situations. Dag and Norb encounter everything from wacko government scientists and a swamp witch to the dreaded stinky toe and even evil mind-controlling pond scum!

## Characters

**Daggett Doofus Beaver** (voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz) — Daggett (usually nicknamed as "Dag" and "Daggy") is the younger brother of Norbert (by four minutes). Hyperactive and immature, Daggett has a habit of over-emphasized and manic motions as well as a potent penchant for name-calling. He shares with his brother a typical brotherly love-hate relationship, supporting and antagonizing his elder sibling as his mood requires.

**Norbert Foster Beaver** (voiced by Nick Bakay) — Norbert (usually nicknamed as "Norb" and "Norby") is Daggett's laid-back older brother. Generally well-spoken and intelligent, Norbert is a highly sarcastic beaver with a habit of performing great feats of impeccable engineering with aplomb and without explanation.

## Episodes

*The Angry Beavers* ran for 63 episodes spread over four seasons from April 1997 to November 2001, ending a few episodes early in the United States on Nickelodeon. According to Script Supervisor Micah Wright, the last episodes have been seen in England, France and Australia, and may have since been shown on Nicktoons in the United States.

At the end of the fourth season, three episodes were in development but never finished. These included: "Tree Flockers," "Magnum Opus" and "Bye-Bye Beavers."

## References

1. ↑ Micah Wright's page on *The Angry Beavers*. Retrieved on March 8, 2014.
Podzol

**Podzol** is a block that was added to *Minecraft* Java Edition in update 1.7 and Pocket Edition in update 0.9.0. It has a similar look to standard grass, but the top texture appears as it is covered with dead leaves; however, it doesn't spread to adjacent blocks like its grass counterpart. If it is mined without a Silk Touch tool, it will turn into regular dirt. This unique block is one of two blocks, the other being mycelium, that allows a player to place and cultivate mushrooms at any light level. Naturally, it can be found in the bamboo jungle biome or the mega taiga biome; however, it can also be obtained when growing a 2×2 spruce tree; the podzol will replace the surrounding blocks at the bottom of the tree.

## Trivia

* Dead bushes can be placed on podzol, but not on grass or normal dirt. This is not true in the Bedrock Edition.
* Before update 1.14, podzol could only be found in the mega taiga biome.
* Unlike mycelium and grass, podzol makes the dirt sound when broken, walked on or placed.
* Wandering traders will sell podzol in exchange for emeralds.

## Gallery

Podzol inventory.pngThe first image posted of podzol by Dinnerbone.Podzol.jpgSome podzol in *Minecraft: Bedrock Edition*.
## Video

Podzol - Minecraft Micro Guide
Sweet Berry Bush

For other berry-related objects found in Minecraft, see Berry (Disambiguation).
A **sweet berry bush** is a naturally-growing plant that provides sweet berries.

## Mechanics

If a player walks into a berry bush, their movement speed will be reduced (unless it is in the sapling stage). In Survival, walking through a bush will deal damage to both players and mobs (except foxes).

Unlike most other plants in the game, the color is not dependent upon the biome, presumably because it only naturally spawns in the taiga biome along with its variants.

## Uses

### Farming

Sweet berries can be gathered from a sweet berry bush by right-clicking, or grown using bonemeal. Eating these berries can replenish a maximum of File:Shank.png x {{{1}}} and can be used to trade with butcher villagers in exchange for emeralds.

New berry bushes can be grown by planting sweet berries in the ground. They will initially look like saplings, but will gradually grow into bushes over time. The bushes grow rather quickly taking only two days.

### Defense

If strategically placed, the bushes can be used as protection for a base, as it deals damage to and slows down all mobs and players (excluding Foxes).

## Trivia

* Players only get damaged in a bush when they move. If they are still, they don’t constantly take damage.
* The bush has 4 stages of growth.
* Berry bushes are one of three plants to deal damage to players, the other two being the Wither Rose and the Cactus.
* Unlike in the real world, sweet berries in the game can't poison you. But in the real world, you shouldn't eat wild berries as some can cause stomach problems when eaten.

## Gallery

Sweet berriesB.pngSweet berry in taiga biome.Natural Sweet BerriesB.pngFox and SweetberryB.jpgFoxes can take sweet berries from the bush without taking any damage.