Caves & Cliffs es una actualización mayor programada para salir en medio-2021[1] como Edición Java 1.17 y Edición Bedrock 1.17.0.[2] Fue anunciada en Minecraft Live 2020.[3] Incluye nuevas características de cuevas y montañas.
Pueden encenderse con mecheros, cargas de fuego, una flecha disparada con un arco encantado con Fuego, o una carga de fuego disparada desde un dispensador.
Cuando está encendida, se puede presionar clic derecho para apagarla.
Hacer clic derecho en una tarta con una vela crea una vela en tarta, la que puede tener solo 1 vela sobre ella.
La vela incolora se fabrica con 1 cuerda y 1 panal.
Las velas de colores se fabrican con alguno de los 16 tintes y 1 vela incolora.
Característica disponible en versiones de desarrollo beta de la Edición Bedrock 1.16.200.
Parecida a la nieve, pero las entidades caen a través de ella, similar a las telarañas, pero más rápido.
Esto es como los bloques de capas de nieve funcionaban en versiones antiguas de Minecraft, pero fue cambiado porque daba paso a trampas accidentales cuando pozos de lava se generaban a la altura correcta para cortar el suelo pero no la nieve.
Se anunció algo llamado "Snowier snow" que sería parte del bioma de montañas en la votación de bioma en la MINECON Live 2019,relacionado a la nieve polvosa.[8]
Seen in the distance of a lush caves biome behind a spore blossom.
Can also be seen hanging beneath the dirt variant that spawns below the Azalea tree and on the ceiling in the axolotl clip, possibly just a decorative feature of this block.
While this block's use and function is currently unknown, it is speculated that this block is the source of the other sculk blocks due to the block always appearing in the middle of each sculk growth. This could possibly mean that the other sculk blocks grow out from the sculk chute, however this is just speculation.
Can be found on the ceiling of the new dripstone caves.
Can fall, but unlike sand or gravel, breaks apart on impact.
Drips water, which can fill cauldrons placed under it.
Unspecified underground light sources
A video by Henrik Kniberg explicitly states that the temporary showcased feature of ore blocks emitting light was intended as a placeholder for underground light sources, potentially hinting at further new cave light sources.[14]
Obtained by using a water bucket on an axolotl, similar to fish.
Had no name in the Minecraft Live 2020 demo, showing its translation string item.minecraft.axolotl_bucket.
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Used to sweep away debris from archaeological items.
Sweeps debris off archaeological items one layer at a time. If interrupted, the block it was being used on simply disappears, and does not yield custom block heights.
Also comes in a blue-green variant:
This may imply a connection to copper, as both the variant and normal brushes have corresponding colors to the blocks shown.
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Obtained with a brush at archeological sites.
Come in different colors and different designs, each depicting a different picture, such as an ender dragon, a cow, Alex, a skeleton, a tree and a vindicator.
Come in different colors (leucistic, yellow, green, brown, and purple/pink).[3]
Plays dead when damaged, receiving Regeneration. Appears to turn invisible or teleport after this, although the latter may be just a bug or a glitch.
This regeneration ability is likely based on how real axolotls can regrow lost limbs.
Attacks drowned, guardians, elder guardians and fish, damage not not yet official.
Sometimes can give Regeneration to the player who tamed it.
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Originates from Minecraft Earth.
Glows in the same way that magma cube cores, vexes, blazes and the eyes of spiders, drowned, and endermen do.
Spawns in deep oceanbiome.
Likely to spawn in flooded caves as well.
Was decided on based on a mob vote between it, the Moobloom from Minecraft Earth, and the Iceologer from the Minecraft Dungeons DLC Creeping Winter. Failing mobs are less likely to be added but still have a chance to be implemented in the future.[17]
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A picture of the Warden and Iron Golem standing side by side
Spawns in the new deep dark biome.
It is the first blind mob.
When sensing movement, it moves toward the source of the movement.
When attacked, it path finds toward the player.
Seems to follow the same rules as the sculk sensor when detecting noise.
When it detects a vibration, the growths on its head rattle and light up, similar to the sculk sensor.
If any projectile, like a snowball or an arrow, lands near the Warden, it causes the mob to head to the location of where the projectile landed, due to the projectile itself creating movement and noise, therefore distracting the warden.
Incredibly strong, doing 30 × 15 damage, bringing players wearing full netheritearmor from full health to 7 health points.
Has at least 84 × 42 health points, although it is estimated to have up to 100 × 50, putting it on par with the iron golem and ravager.[note 1]
A mob designed to be extremely difficult, and fled from.[23]
Has a way to counter the strategy of building up 3 blocks to avoid attacks.[24]
At least as fast as the player's walking speed.
Seems to use the energy of vibrations to move faster.
Seems to have knockback resistance.
The warden's chest has a glowing core that appears to brighten and dim in tandem with the ambient lighting of the deep dark cave biome.
The core creates a low throbbing sound as it pulses. The sound and animation seem to speed up rapidly when the warden notices a player.
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World generation
Archaeological excavation
A new semi-underground structure where archeological items and ceramic shards can be found.
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New biome at the "deepest depths of the world".
Wardens can spawn here.
May contains candles.
Contains sculk blocks, and the new Skulk Sensor Blocks, a new block that responds to vibrations.
Contains a new Unnamed Block.
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A massive cave biome containing vast quantities of stalactites and stalagmites.
Likely change to the generation of alternate stone types, to make them appear in larger but less numerous deposits.[27]
Possibly seen in a screenshot tweeted by Henrik Kniberg,[28] in which Diorite appears to generate in a long and flat horizontal strip, rather than a small unevenly shaped patch.
Gameplay
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The player can find items and blocks in gravel and dirt inside the dig site structure by using the brush.
Possible items shown in the preview footage include:
Ceramic shards of varying color that depict different images.
Diamond blocks and Emerald blocks are probably not a part of this list and serve as a placeholder.[cita requerida]
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While in the deep dark cave biome, the ambient lighting occasionally dims temporarily, limiting the player's visibility. This serves as a warning that the warden is nearby.[29]
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An action can cause vibrations in the air, which can be picked up by sculk sensors and wardens
Can be caused by walking (but bats?), block placing, block breaking, doors or trapdoors opening, chests of any kind opening, pistons activating, and projectiles such as snowballs, eggs, or arrows landing. This does not include ambient weather such as rain or snow [12]
Planned changes
A picture of the local water levels in use forming an underground lake or ocean shown in Minecraft Live 2020.
World generation
Caves
Complete generation overhaul.
Many variations on cave types and cave design.
Biomes within caves introduced.
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A new underground water level generation aspect has been introduced, which allows for certain areas of a world to generate with a specified water level different from that of another area (such as sea level).
Granite, Diorite, and Andesite spawn in layers of rock in straight lines instead of splotches.
This is a example of how the other stone may now generate
Blocks
Wool
Used to block a sculk sensor's ability to sense vibrations.
Unconfirmed features
Structures
Underground Cabin
Seen in the Deep Dark biome during the Minecraft Live 2020 stream.[30]
Consists of a chamber with a cobblestone floor and stripped log support beams, containing 3 barrels, a blast furnace, and a large chest, with cobwebs and candles in and around it.
May possibly not be a generated structure, but instead a construction built for the purpose of the Warden showcase.
Swedish painter John Bauer was one of the main inspirations behind the design and idea of the lush caves biome, specifically Bauer's 'Oskuldens Vandring' (Innocent's Journey) painting.
Although the axolotl is the first amphibian mob implemented into Minecraft, it was not the first announced one, since frogs were announced during the MINECON Live 2019 biome vote.
Despite ores being shown to emit light during the reveal of this update, this was later confirmed to be just for demonstration purposes, to give a much clearer vision for viewers, and not for the final version.
It was confirmed to be a placeholder for new, biome-specific light sources.[14]
The name "Sculk sensor" is derived from the word "skulk", meaning "keep out of sight, typically with a sinister or cowardly motive".[11]
Mojang employees explored real caves to research for the update. This helped give inspiration and ideas for the update, including for the mesh caves.[32][33]
Henrik Kniberg also recalled memories of past visits to caves around the world.[34]
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