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{{Object
 
{{Object
 
|image=Melon.png
 
|image=Melon.png
|name=Melon slice
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|name=Melon
 
|type=Food, Item
 
|type=Food, Item
|physics=No
 
 
|renewable=Yes
 
|renewable=Yes
|heals=2 hunger points
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|restores=1.5 hunger points
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|id=melon
 
}}
 
}}
  
Melon is a [[food]] item.
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Melon is a [[food]] [[Items|item]].
  
 
== Obtaining ==
 
== Obtaining ==
When a [[melon block]] is broken with any tool, it drops 3-7 melon slices.
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=== Drops ===
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''See also: [[Farming]]''
  
=== Farming ===
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When a [[melon block]] is broken with any [[Tools|tool]], it drops 3-7 melons. Using a [[Tools|tool]] [[Enchanting|enchanted]] with Fortune can wield higher numbers. At Fortune 3, it may drop 3-9 melons.
To start a melon farm, melon seeds are required. Currently melons don't spawn naturally, so the player must look for seeds in loot chests of [[skyhold]]s, [[dungeon]]s, or [[Biomes#Ruins|ruins]], or by breaking [[long grass]], of which the melon seed is a rare drop. Melon seeds have to be planted on [[farmland]] in order to grow. Once fully grown, every so often, it has a chance of spawning a melon block next to it, from which you then get 3-7 melons.
 
  
 
== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
 
=== Food ===
 
=== Food ===
Eating a melon gives the player 1 hunger point back.
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Eating a melon gives the player 1.5 hunger points back.
  
 
=== Crafting Ingredient ===
 
=== Crafting Ingredient ===
Melon can be made into [[melon seed]].
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A melon can be made into a [[melon seed]].
 
{{SmallCrafting
 
{{SmallCrafting
 
|1=Melon
 
|1=Melon
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|outputpic=Melon block.png
 
|outputpic=Melon block.png
 
}}
 
}}
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== Tasks ==
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{| class="wikitable"
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! '''#'''
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!'''Task'''
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!'''Objective'''
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!<center>'''Needs'''</center>
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|-
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|'''26'''
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|Eat some food.
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|Eat some [[food]], such as [[raw porkchop]] or an [[orange]].
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|{{User:Tobias Alcaraz/Tip|[[File:Orange.png|center|20px]]|This task requires food.}}
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|}
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
 
 
!Version
 
!Version
 
!Date
 
!Date
 
!Changes
 
!Changes
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! Before [[Version History#1.27|1.27]]
 
! ''Unknown''
 
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*[[Zanzlanz]] posted a [[#Pictures|screenshot]] that contained melon blocks just visible on the left side of the image.
 
 
|-
 
|-
 
! [[Version History#1.27|1.27]]
 
! [[Version History#1.27|1.27]]
 
! Nov 13, 2015
 
! Nov 13, 2015
 
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*Added melons.
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*Added the melon
 
|}
 
|}
 
== Bugs ==
 
''None''
 
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
 
* The melon and the glistering melon are flipped 90 degrees compared to each other.
 
* The melon and the glistering melon are flipped 90 degrees compared to each other.
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* In the image files of Mine Blocks, melon is referred to as a melon slice, while its id and in game name are both melon.
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* The algorithm for deciding how many melons a melon block drops is <code>min(9, 3+random(0 to 4 inclusive)+random(0 to fortuneLevel inclusive))</code>. Although this means that both Fortune 2 and 3 have the same maximum drop of 9 melon slices, Fortune 3 is more likely to get this maximum drop. If we ignore the first random function and assume it gives 4, in total 7 so far, then with Fortune 2 there is a 1/3 chance of getting +2, so 9 in total, while with Fortune 3 there is a 1/2, because both +2 and +3(which would result in the <code>min</code> function choosing the 9 over the 10 total), result in 9 melons.
  
== Pictures ==
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== See Also ==
<gallery>
 
File:Ripe_Melon.png|Ripe melon stem with a melon block.
 
File:Melon fence and pumpkin face spoiler.png|Melon spoiler, they can be seen on the left edge.
 
</gallery>
 
 
 
== See also ==
 
 
* [[Glistering melon]]
 
* [[Glistering melon]]
 
* [[Melon block]]
 
* [[Melon block]]
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* [[Pumpkin]]
 
* [[Pumpkin]]
  
[[Category:Food]][[Category:Items]]
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[[Category:Food]]

Revision as of 10:23, 2 September 2019





Melon
Melon.png
Type:Food, Item
Renewable:Yes
Identifier:melon

Melon is a food item.

Obtaining

Drops

See also: Farming

When a melon block is broken with any tool, it drops 3-7 melons. Using a tool enchanted with Fortune can wield higher numbers. At Fortune 3, it may drop 3-9 melons.

Usage

Food

Eating a melon gives the player 1.5 hunger points back.

Crafting Ingredient

A melon can be made into a melon seed.

Melon Empty
Empty Empty
Melon seed

A melon is required in the crafting recipe for a glistering melon.

Gold nugget Gold nugget Gold nugget
Gold nugget Melon Gold nugget
Gold nugget Gold nugget Gold nugget
Glistering melon

Nine melons are required to craft a melon block.

Melon Melon Melon
Melon Melon Melon
Melon Melon Melon
Melon block

Tasks

# Task Objective
Needs
26 Eat some food. Eat some food, such as raw porkchop or an orange.

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History

Version Date Changes
1.27 Nov 13, 2015
  • Added the melon

Trivia

  • The melon and the glistering melon are flipped 90 degrees compared to each other.
  • In the image files of Mine Blocks, melon is referred to as a melon slice, while its id and in game name are both melon.
  • The algorithm for deciding how many melons a melon block drops is min(9, 3+random(0 to 4 inclusive)+random(0 to fortuneLevel inclusive)). Although this means that both Fortune 2 and 3 have the same maximum drop of 9 melon slices, Fortune 3 is more likely to get this maximum drop. If we ignore the first random function and assume it gives 4, in total 7 so far, then with Fortune 2 there is a 1/3 chance of getting +2, so 9 in total, while with Fortune 3 there is a 1/2, because both +2 and +3(which would result in the min function choosing the 9 over the 10 total), result in 9 melons.

See Also