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Revision as of 15:00, 3 December 2017
Cobblestone. |
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Type: | Solid, block, natural. |
Mine with: | Pickaxe |
Drops: | Itself. |
Stackable: | Yes, 64. |
Physics: | No. |
Found naturally: | Yes. In caves, dungeons and sky holds. |
Renewable: | Yes. |
Identifier: | cobblestone |
Cobblestone is a building block that is obtained by mining stone. It is also used in many crafting recipes.
Obtaining
When cobblestone is mined with a wooden pickaxe or above, it drops itself.
Stone
When stone is mined with a wooden pickaxe or above, it drops cobblestone.
Natural generation
Cobblestone spawns naturally in ruins, dungeon, and skyhold mob spawner rooms.
Liquids
Liquids reacting together to create cobblestone makes it a renewable resource.
When acid has water next to it, it turns into cobblestone.
When flowing lava has water next to it, it turns into cobblestone.
Usage
Cobblestone is a strong and very basic building material. It is fire-proof, which means it could be a good block for building in the nether. You can make cobblestone tools. You can also smelt cobblestone to get smooth Stone.
Crafting recipes
Tools can be made using cobblestone. These tools are more durable than wooden tools however less durable than iron tools.
Stone pickaxe
Stone shovel
Stone sword
Stone axe
Stone hoe
Furnaces are made the same way as chests, but with cobblestone instead.
To craft moss stone you need to surround a piece of cobblestone with moss in a crafting table.
History
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Changes
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First 3 Weeks
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Day 7
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First 3 Weeks
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Day 12
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- Cobblestone can be smelted into stone
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1.22
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Unknown
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- The texture of cobblestone was updated
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Trivia
- The tools crafted from cobblestone are called "stone tools" and not "cobblestone tools".
See also