Difference between revisions of "Pickaxes"
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
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* Some blocks drop nothing even with a diamond pickaxe, such as the [[mob spawner]]. | * Some blocks drop nothing even with a diamond pickaxe, such as the [[mob spawner]]. | ||
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+ | Pickaxes have different durability depending on which tool material they were made out of. The greater the tier the greater the number of blocks it is able to mine. | ||
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!Pickaxe | !Pickaxe | ||
!Material | !Material | ||
+ | !Uses | ||
!Speed | !Speed | ||
!Breaks without dropping | !Breaks without dropping | ||
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|[[file:Wooden pickaxe.png|center|32px|Wooden pickaxe]] | |[[file:Wooden pickaxe.png|center|32px|Wooden pickaxe]] | ||
|[[Wooden planks]] | |[[Wooden planks]] | ||
+ | |60 | ||
|Slowest | |Slowest | ||
|Iron, lapis, redstone, obsidian, topaz, ender gem. | |Iron, lapis, redstone, obsidian, topaz, ender gem. | ||
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|[[file:Stone_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Stone pickaxe]] | |[[file:Stone_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Stone pickaxe]] | ||
|[[Cobblestone]] | |[[Cobblestone]] | ||
+ | |130 | ||
|Second slowest | |Second slowest | ||
|[[Lapis lazuli ore]], [[redstone ore]], [[gold ore]], [[diamond ore]], [[ender gem ore]] | |[[Lapis lazuli ore]], [[redstone ore]], [[gold ore]], [[diamond ore]], [[ender gem ore]] | ||
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|[[file:Iron_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Iron pickaxe]] | |[[file:Iron_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Iron pickaxe]] | ||
|[[Iron ingot]] | |[[Iron ingot]] | ||
+ | |251 | ||
|Fast | |Fast | ||
|[[Obsidian]] | |[[Obsidian]] | ||
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|[[file:Golden_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Gold pickaxe]] | |[[file:Golden_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Gold pickaxe]] | ||
|[[Gold ingot]] | |[[Gold ingot]] | ||
+ | |33 | ||
|Fastest | |Fastest | ||
|Same as the iron pickaxe | |Same as the iron pickaxe | ||
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|[[file:Diamond_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Diamond pickaxe]] | |[[file:Diamond_pickaxe.png|center|32px|Diamond pickaxe]] | ||
|[[Diamond]] | |[[Diamond]] | ||
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|Second fastest | |Second fastest | ||
|(All possible collectable blocks are collected) | |(All possible collectable blocks are collected) | ||
|Fastest possible speed for everything | |Fastest possible speed for everything | ||
|Can mine [[obsidian]], as well as all other blocks(apart from bedrock) | |Can mine [[obsidian]], as well as all other blocks(apart from bedrock) | ||
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== Data Values == | == Data Values == | ||
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Pickaxes use their ID to determine their grade. | Pickaxes use their ID to determine their grade. | ||
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|<code>diamond_pickaxe</code> | |<code>diamond_pickaxe</code> | ||
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+ | === Item Data === | ||
+ | Item data is used to determine the durability of the pickaxe. If using the <code>/give</code> [[Commands|command]], this can be specified using the third parameter. Positive integers are how much durability the pickaxe has taken away from full durability, and negative integers are how much durability the pickaxe has left. For example, the command <code>/give wooden_pickaxe 1 10</code> gives one wooden pickaxe with ten durability taken away from full durability. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
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! Nov 19, 2011 | ! Nov 19, 2011 | ||
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− | * Updated the textures of | + | * Updated the textures of pickaxes |
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+ | ! [[Version History#1.23|1.23]] | ||
+ | ! Nov 13, 2015 | ||
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+ | * Wooden and stone pickaxes can no longer be used to mine gold | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | ! [[Version History#1.27|1.27]] | ||
+ | ! Nov 13, 2015 | ||
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+ | * Pickaxes can be repaired through crafting and through the anvil | ||
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Revision as of 06:44, 22 February 2019
Pickaxes are a type of tool required to obtain stone related blocks and to mine ores.
Contents
Obtaining
Natural Generation
Wooden pickaxes with full durability can be found in 52.2% of bonus chest in stacks of 1.
Stone pickaxes with 20-50 damage can be found in 52.2% of bonus chests in stacks of 1.
Stone pickaxes with 50-100 damage can be found in 21.8% of loot chests in stacks of 1.
Crafting
Pickaxes are crafted using three tool materials and two sticks.
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Repairing
Two pickaxes of the same material can be combined in the crafting grid to combine their durability. This can also be done through use of the anvil, to preserve enchantments.
Usage
Mining
Pickaxes are used to mine stone related blocks and ores. These blocks that pickaxes mine faster would usually not drop if not mined with one. Successive types include the abilities of previous ones but can mine faster, and give the player the ability to collect drops from some blocks.
Note:
- Bedrock cannot be broken by any means in Survival mode.
- Some blocks drop nothing even with a diamond pickaxe, such as the mob spawner.
Pickaxes have different durability depending on which tool material they were made out of. The greater the tier the greater the number of blocks it is able to mine.
Pickaxe | Material | Uses | Speed | Breaks without dropping | Breaks faster | Collects |
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Wooden planks | 60 | Slowest | Iron, lapis, redstone, obsidian, topaz, ender gem. | Glowstone, odd rock ore, bone block. | Stone/cobblestone (dropping cobblestone), coal ore, sandstone, enderstone. | |
Cobblestone | 130 | Second slowest | Lapis lazuli ore, redstone ore, gold ore, diamond ore, ender gem ore | Glowstone, odd rock ore, bone block, stone/cobblestone (dropping cobblestone), coal ore, sandstone, enderstone. | Iron ore, coral | |
Iron ingot | 251 | Fast | Obsidian | Glowstone, odd rock ore, bone block, stone/cobblestone (dropping cobblestone). | Lapis lazuli ore, redstone ore, gold ore, diamond ore, ender gem ore. It can break anything but obsidian. | |
Gold ingot | 33 | Fastest | Same as the iron pickaxe | Same as the iron pickaxe | Same as the iron pickaxe | |
Diamond | 1500 | Second fastest | (All possible collectable blocks are collected) | Fastest possible speed for everything | Can mine obsidian, as well as all other blocks(apart from bedrock) |
Weapon
Pickaxes can be used to deal more damage than by hand, however they deal less damage than a sword or axe tool of the same material and use up two durability points when used to do damage to a mob.
Enchanting
Pickaxes can be enchanted directly through the enchantment table.
Enchantments applicable to pickaxes include:
- Silk touch(Max lvl I)*
- Efficiency(Max lvl II)
- Fortune(Max lvl III)*
- Unbreaking(Max lvl IV)
*Note: Silk touch and fortune are mutually exclusive.
Tasks
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5 | Craft a Wooden Pickaxe. | Make a wooden pickaxe. |
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6 | Craft a Stone Pickaxe. | Make a stone pickaxe. |
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7 | Craft an Iron Pickaxe. | Make an iron pickaxe. |
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Data Values
ID
Pickaxes use their ID to determine their grade.
wooden_pickaxe
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stone_pickaxe
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iron_pickaxe
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golden_pickaxe
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diamond_pickaxe
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Item Data
Item data is used to determine the durability of the pickaxe. If using the /give
command, this can be specified using the third parameter. Positive integers are how much durability the pickaxe has taken away from full durability, and negative integers are how much durability the pickaxe has left. For example, the command /give wooden_pickaxe 1 10
gives one wooden pickaxe with ten durability taken away from full durability.
History
Version | Date | Changes |
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Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 10 |
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Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 11 |
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1.19 | Nov 19, 2011 |
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1.23 | Nov 13, 2015 |
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1.27 | Nov 13, 2015 |
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Trivia
- In the image files of Mine Blocks there is a purple pickaxe, labeled "pickaxe6"