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* Acid destroys all leaf types (Found by Aftermoth) | * Acid destroys all leaf types (Found by Aftermoth) | ||
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| + | == Bugs == | ||
| + | === 1.28 === | ||
| + | In [[Survival]], even if the game is paused, players can still take damage to acid. Acid lowers the players HP to 0 until the game is unpaused, which then the death screen shows. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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* Strangely, downward flowing acid will not destroy [[mycelium]], leaf blocks with fruits in them, [[crafting table]]s, [[note block]]s, or [[Bookshelf|bookshelves]], even though these blocks are related to blocks that are destroyed by acid. | * Strangely, downward flowing acid will not destroy [[mycelium]], leaf blocks with fruits in them, [[crafting table]]s, [[note block]]s, or [[Bookshelf|bookshelves]], even though these blocks are related to blocks that are destroyed by acid. | ||
* Another similarity of acid to lava is that adding water to a flowing block of acid will create [[cobblestone]]. This is strange, since in real life, lava is a form of molten rock which solidifies when cooled by water. Adding water to acid only results in diluting the acid. | * Another similarity of acid to lava is that adding water to a flowing block of acid will create [[cobblestone]]. This is strange, since in real life, lava is a form of molten rock which solidifies when cooled by water. Adding water to acid only results in diluting the acid. | ||
| + | *Damage by acid is dealt in random intervals, meaning that the player might either dissolve in seconds, or slowly take damage. This behavior is similar to lava. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 1 December 2018
| Acid | |
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| Type: | Block, Liquid |
| Mine with: | Collect with bucket |
| Physics: | Flows |
| Found naturally: | Yes, Underground, Skyhold |
| Renewable: | No |
| Identifier: | Acid |
Acid is a liquid found in caves and in special rooms within the skyhold.
Contents
Obtaining
Like all liquids, it can be collected with a bucket.
Natural Generation
Acid generates in caverns and certain rooms in skyholds.
Usage
Acid is similar to lava, causing damage when coming in contact with the player and destroying items, but flows similarly to water and allows the same swimming speed.
Burning Blocks
Unlike lava, downward flowing acid destroys dirt, grass, wood, leaves, sand, and gravel on contact, and does not cause wood-based blocks to catch fire. Acid does not flow through backdrops unless it burns through them.
Light
Like lava, acid gives off light which is brighter than a single torch, but with a smaller radius. A player spotting light in a cave should consider the possibility of the source being a pool of acid and should explore with caution.
History
| Version | Date | Changes |
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| Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 7 |
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| Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 8 |
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| Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 15 |
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| Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 18 |
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| Prior to 1.4.34 | Day 20 |
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| 1.7 | Unknown |
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| 1.19 | Dec 11, 2011 |
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| 1.19.4 | Dec 11, 2011 |
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| 1.23 | Oct 31, 2012 |
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| 1.26 | May 31, 2014 |
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| 1.27 | Nov 13, 2015 |
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Bugs
1.28
In Survival, even if the game is paused, players can still take damage to acid. Acid lowers the players HP to 0 until the game is unpaused, which then the death screen shows.
Trivia
- Acid is not a feature of Minecraft
- Strangely, downward flowing acid will not destroy mycelium, leaf blocks with fruits in them, crafting tables, note blocks, or bookshelves, even though these blocks are related to blocks that are destroyed by acid.
- Another similarity of acid to lava is that adding water to a flowing block of acid will create cobblestone. This is strange, since in real life, lava is a form of molten rock which solidifies when cooled by water. Adding water to acid only results in diluting the acid.
- Damage by acid is dealt in random intervals, meaning that the player might either dissolve in seconds, or slowly take damage. This behavior is similar to lava.
Gallery
Naturally occurring acid pools in a cave.
