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Mud is a unique block in Minecraft that you can create easily with just dirt and water. This guide shows you how to make mud step by step and explains its best uses. Now you can create mud. Hold a ...

How do you make a Nether Portal in Minecraft? Whether you're a new player just starting to learn the intricacies of interdimensional travel in Minecraft, or you're a seasoned speedrunner looking for ...

Minecraft’s copper golems are a sloppy player’s dream. Got a base cluttered with small stacks of ores and tools? Too lazy to store your resources in the appropriate location? This tidy fellow will fix ...

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You are going to need a lot of blocks for this build so you should better get to farming. As for the blocks themselves, you can pretty much use anything. Cobblestone and Wood are the most common ...

To craft one flint and steel, you need one iron ingot and one flint in Minecraft. Place the two items in whichever slot of the 2 x 2 grid of your inventory to make flint and steel. This useful tool ...

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I'm a casual user of worldedit, i like building houses and such and often use slabs for the roof. Unfortunately a problem i've run in to is that using //replace on slabs (example: //replace ...