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Answer : No, you can't. They're entirely different games. To expand a bit on BlaXpirit's answer, the PC version, the Pocket Edition, and the XBox 360 Edition are all separate games, with separate features and in separate states of development. The games are written in different languages for different platforms, and the XBox version is actually developed by a different company than Minecraft is, so it is (unfortunately) very unlikely that these versions will ever be able to join each other in online play. There are now two different versions of Minecraft on PC The java version, the original one The windows 10 version, which can play along the Pocket Editions on Android and iOS You cannot join their Java version on PC, but you surely can on the Windows 10 version. Of course, they need Windows 10 on their PC to install it It is possible to get the Windows 10 version for free if you have already existing Minecraft accounts, just go on the website in account man...

Answer : According to http://minecraft.wikia.com/wiki/Ender_Chest, it does work that way. If two Ender Chests are placed and two of an item was put in one, when the chest with the items in is opened, there will be one of the item in that chest and one of the same item in the other chests, acting as an image. This feature also works among the different worlds: Overworld, Nether, and the End. Yes , your items will be transported anywhere in the world, including The End, The Nether, or anywhere else. Be careful, though, that what you placed in an Ender Chest can only be picked up by you, and nobody else. So you can't transfer your items to your friend this way. Yup, they work between dimensions transferring itens.

Answer : Sadly, it's impossible to enchant to higher levels than 30 on an enchantment table. In fact, it's only possible to get items enchanted with higher levels in the End Cities. I think this is not possible in minecraft any more, the only way would be, that you check if the player entchants something and put a higher entchantment level on it and take levels from him. But you would have to check for each item type and each entchandment combination. No, sadly you can't. There are mods that allow you to make a special enchantment table with special and unique enchantments, but back in the days in the beta of Minecraft you could enchant with way more levels and you can use the /echant command.

Answer : Yes this is possible: //deform rotate(axis1, axis2, degrees) So in your case, I think you want //deform rotate(x,x,90) I haven't got it installed at the moment, so unable to quickly check. Another suggestion is //deform swap(x,y) At the moment, Rotate command only rotates around Y axis(Or as you said, Z, depending where you draw them). However, in here: http://redmine.sk89q.com/issues/633 It is suggested to use either //deform rotate(axis1, axis2, degrees) or Select a cube containing your blocks. (height, width, depth on //size should be the same) //deform swap(x,y) Sources: http://wiki.sk89q.com/wiki/WorldEdit/Clipboard#Rotating http://redmine.sk89q.com/issues/633 The bukkit command is "//rotate (y axis)" by default, but you can go further by "//rotate [(x axis) (z axis)]" so I rotated mine exactly like in your picture by typing in "//rotate 0 90 0" although you could spin it any way you want with that.

Answer : No, villagers are not able to use fence gates. I tested this in creative, and they always used a long route with a door rather than a short route with a fence gate. I even blocked off the door and they just stood there. No . Villagers can only open and close wooden doors, but they cannot open and close fence gates. You can, of course, set up a fence gate, but the villagers may try to escape through that opening when you open the fence gate. A better way to trade with villagers is to set up a booth-like thing: F-Fence V=Villager FFF FFF FVFFFFVF FVVVVVVF FFFFFFFF This way, they cannot escape and you can still trade with them. No , they can't. They cannot use any mechanism without the help of redstone or stuff like pressure plates for wooden doors.

Answer : They are chickens. This can be verified in the source code, where the sounds they make are all identified as mob.chicken and the skin texture is chicken.png . Additionally, you can see their wattles in-game, which ducks do not have. It has been mentioned that, in a recent blog post, Notch himself expressed some confusion over their species. As he is the one who created them, however, this is likely an in-joke for the community — he has a history of such humor, like the patch note for removing Herobrine. Update: Notch tweeted today that "the chicken is now a duck". It's unclear whether this is a change in direction… or more trolling. As pictured in the question, creature has a red piece of body unterneath beak. It's quite similar in placement and color to an organ named the wattle which distinguishes Chickens (Gallus Gallus Domesticus) from Ducks (Anatidae). I think that they are chickens because in the minecraft wiki, it says that they are chi...

Answer : As it has been stated, days are actually longer than nights. Here, have a diagram — yet you're not entirely wrong! There is a logical reason why days do feel shorter. Day and night only matter on the surface, where it regulates mob spawning. At sunset, there's no mob on the surface. At sunrise, there is however. By the time the night's mob spawn is burned away by sunlight and it's safe to go out again, a sizable chunk of precious day time will have gone wasted. If we mark with red the dangerous period of the day, with green the productive period of the day and with orange the risk transitions between, we get this: So yes. While day is longer than night, the productive period is actually shorter than the risky period. In a way, yes: night and its practical effects are longer than day's. This is connected to why properly lit mines are much safer and much more productive environments than surface is. Are the Nights longer than the days? _ No...

Answer : Minecraft officially supports ASCII characters under 0x80. It can render more characters, but they do not render correctly. The supported characters are listed below. !\"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\\]^_'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~⌂ÇüéâäàåçêëèïîìÄÅÉæÆôöòûùÿÖÜø£Ø׃áíóúñѪº¿®¬½¼¡«» You can find this list together with more info about the possibilities( colors, and style) of the chat at the Chat article on the MinecraftCoalition wiki, if figuring out what these characters are is too much trouble. Minecraft chat now accepts 255 characters (a few still do not render correctly). Navigate to the Font section of the Wiki page and click expand to see the full list. The current answer by Krael is out of date and wrong: even the old version contained several characters outside of ASCII. ASCII does not contain accented characters. Instead, Minecraft used to support windows-1252. There are 256 code points in it, of which ...

Answer : Cobblestone walls have better blast resistance and is not flammable, making it a slightly better defense against creepers and TNT, as well as making it usable near lava or fire. Other than that, the difference is purely aesthetic. Today I discovered, aside from the important and most relevant differences mentioned by fredley, cobblestone walls also have noticeably bigger hitboxes while still retaining the taller-than-a-block effect of normal fences, making them useful in certain situations for mob farms and mob elevators. For example, baby zombies, having a square hitbox of 0.3 x 0.3 blocks, can squeeze through the corner gap between a fence and two solid blocks of 6/16 = 0.375 blocks, but cannot squeeze through the gap between a wall and solid block when there is a wall post , since the empty area is a 5/16 x 5/16 block square minus 1/16 x 1/16 in the corner taken up by the post, but can squeeze in the 5/16 x 5/16 block area when there is no post (when there are two b...

Answer : In vanilla Minecraft, wheat, carrots, and potatoes must be planted by hand, although they can be automatically harvested with water or pistons. You might be able to get the functionality you want with a mod, but I don't know of any. Sorry! No, dispenser nor droppers can plant seeds. However, as an alternative you can put a villager farmer there and he will automatically plant seeds.

Answer : Try this, By using /clear , you can scan people for items. If you want to remove certain items, use /clear @p(or <playername>) <itemid> For example, on a server that doesn't want griefing you could have a clock connected to a command block set to /clear @p minecraft:flint_and_steel , you can also specify how much of an item to remover by doing /clear @p minecraft:flint_and_steel 3 , this would clear three Flint and Steel. I'm a little late to this, but this is what I've had work for me: In Minecraft 1.8+ we have the /testfor command, you can use this to scan the players Inventory slots (all of them, or specific) for items: example: diamond /testfor @p {Inventory:[{id:"minecraft:diamond"}]} to test for an exact amount of the required item include: ,Count:#b within the confines of the "id" brackets however, this will only search for players with a stack of the exact number you select, anything more or less will not ...

Answer : Looking at the page from the Minecraft Wiki, it has a few uses, which are normally unavailable to non-silk-touch axes: Harvesting Huge Mushrooms Bookshelves Harvesting Ice Mycelium Podzol Packed Ice I bolded the huge mushrooms because it is the only item that it is truly the fastest to harvest with an axe. All the other blocks in the list are better to harvest with another tool, but I put them in because it is possible to harvest with an axe. (By the way, the axe works like a normal diamond axe, with the added ability to harvest the above items) I have found a nice way to use the silk touch axe. Melons when broken by any non - silk touch tool, or by hand, gives melon slices. However If you break melons by a silk touch tool it will drop melon block. So you can say no to the tedious melon crafting. After you have a good amount of melons you can trade them for lot of emeralds. Silk touch pickaxe is slower at breaking melons than silk touch axe So an ax...

Answer : The Minecraft launcher allows you to change the folder it places your saves in (among other things) via the profile settings. Create a "Minecraft" folder on a shared drive. Make sure you have read/write access to this folder from both Windows and Linux. Start the Minecraft Launcher and click on Installations Hover over the profile you want to change, click on ... , then Edit . Enter the folder on your shared drive in the Box labeled "Game Directory". The game will now place saves , resourcepacks , screenshots and crash-reports (maybe some more folders) in this Directory. Repeat on the other OS. Create a folder called saves somewhere in your shared drive. (eg. D:\Xyz\saves). Move your worlds(if you have any saved) to this folder. Then in Windows, create a symlimk to the folder: Open elevated cmd. Navigate to .minecraft folder: cd %appdata%\.minecraft Delete the saves folder from here. In cmd, type: mklink /D saves <path to saves...