Obsidiana llorosa

No confundir con Obsidiana luminosa.

Obsidiana llorosa

Renovable	Sí
Apilable	Sí (64)
Herramienta
Resistencia a las explosiones	?
Dureza	?
Luminoso	Sí (10)
Transparente	No
Inflamable	No
Se prende fuego por lava	No

Crying obsidian is a luminous variant of obsidian that can be used to craft a respawn anchor and produces purple particles when placed.

Obtaining

Crying obsidian can be harvested only with a diamond pickaxe or a netherite pickaxe.

Natural generation

Crying obsidian can generate as part of ruined portals.

Chest loot

Objeto	Estructura	Contenedor	Cantidad	Probabilidad
Java Edition 1.16[upcoming]
Crying Obsidian	Bastion remnant	Bridge chest	3 a 8	12,2 %
		Treasure chest	1 a 5	29,4 %
		Other chest	1 a 5	31,5 %
Bedrock Edition 1.16.0[upcoming]
Crying Obsidian	Bastion remnant	Treasure chest	1 a 5	23 %
		Bridge chest	1 a 5	25,4 %
		Other chest	1 a 5	9,8 %

Bartering

Piglins have a ~8.71% chance (⁴⁰⁄₄₅₉) to barter 1–3 crying obsidian when given a gold ingot.

Usage

Similarly to obsidian, crying obsidian is a resilient building block. It has a blast resistance of 1,200. In addition, it cannot be destroyed by the ender dragon. It is used to make respawn anchors, a block that has the function of letting players respawn in the Nether.

When placed, crying obsidian occasionally produces purple dripping particles, as if it is "crying". These droplets are purely decorative.

Unlike obsidian, crying obsidian cannot be used as a nether portal frame.

Light

Crying obsidian gives off a light level of 10, which does not melt snow or ice. Its blast resistance distinguishes it from other light-emitting blocks.

Note Blocks

Crying obsidian can be placed under note blocks to produce "bass drum" sounds.

Piston interactivity

Crying obsidian cannot be pushed by pistons. It also cannot be pushed nor pulled by sticky pistons.

Data values

ID

Edición Java:

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Edición Bedrock:

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Progresos

Plantilla:Load advancements

History

Edición Java Beta
1.3					The texture of crying obsidian has been added to terrain.png.
February 23, 2011					Jeb states he would like to add crying obsidian as a block.
March 30, 2011					Jeb states that crying obsidian would act as a way of setting a respawn point. The idea would later be discarded in favor of beds.
April 15, 2011					Jeb states that the grass edge tile has replaced the crying obsidian in the texture file.
1.5					The texture of crying obsidian has been removed.
February 9, 2012					Jeb states that he will bring back crying obsidian as soon as he's made preparations for more texture space.
Edición Java
December 3, 2019					Maria Lemón notes that many players suggest implementing crying obsidian alongside new Nether features.
1.16		20w09a			Added crying obsidian.
					Crying obsidian is currently obtainable only through bartering.
					Crying obsidian has no function.
					Crying obsidian produces a light level of 10.
					Crying obsidian can be harvested with any pickaxe.
		20w10a			Crying obsidian now uses its old texture when using Programmer Art.
		20w11a			Crying obsidian now requires a diamond or netherite pickaxe in order to be mined.
					Crying obsidian can no longer be destroyed by the ender dragon.
					Crying obsidian can no longer be moved by pistons.
		20w12a			Crying obsidian is now used to craft respawn anchors.
		20w16a			Crying obsidian now generates in bastion remnants chests.
					Crying obsidian now generates as part of ruined portals.
		20w20a			Crying obsidian is now required for the "Who is Cutting Onions?" advancement.
Edición Pocket Alpha
v0.1.0					The texture of crying obsidian has been added to the game's files.
v0.2.0					The texture of crying obsidian has been removed.
Edición Bedrock
1.16.0		beta 1.16.0.57			Added crying obsidian.
		beta 1.16.0.63			Crying obsidian now requires a diamond or netherite pickaxe in order to be mined.

Trivia

• When it was originally going to be added in Beta 1.3, it was going to act as a way to reset the player’s spawn point and would be crafted using lapis lazuli. When beds were added, they took this role instead. In 1.16 the respawn anchor was added which is crafted with crying obsidian.
  • More than 9 years passed between its initial planned addition and finally being available in-game.
  • The community had heavily requested crying obsidian return in 1.16 as a way to respawn in the Nether, as a callback to its initial intended functionality before beds were added, as an unspecified and likely implied to be undecided way of respawning was mentioned during the reveal.
• According to Brandon Pearce, crying obsidian was added when they wanted to have cracked obsidian for the ruined nether portals. They decided to add it as crying obsidian instead because it was more unique and due to high player demand.
• The new crying obsidian may have taken some inspiration from the unused glowing obsidian from Bedrock Edition. This is backed up with it giving off light.
• The team considered having crying obsidian be obtained by throwing obsidian through a nether portal, or by having regular obsidian be struck by lightning. However, they chose bartering with piglins as a way to make bartering useful.

Gallery

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  A comparison between glowing obsidian (left), crying obsidian (middle), and regular obsidian (right)

• 

  A bunch of crying obsidian placed in the Nether.

• 

  Obsidian and crying obsidian, as they appear in the Programmer Art resource pack. Note how it still produces purple particles.

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  Another picture of crying obsidian using a Programmer Art resource pack. This was taken near a ruined portal.

References

Bloques

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