The Iceologer should spawn in a new structure called the Frost Keep built out of the new Ice Blocks

i was testing a riptide 10 trident, and when i go really fast up and then down and die (because of fall damage) the game glitches out like this.

vanilla java 26.3

I just happened to look down and there it was! Kinda neat and wanted to share :) Playing on Bedrock. Seed -7918718144371294367

Insane Seed With 4 Structures With Heaven View At Spawn ‎For Minecraft Bedrock/Pe 26.1+ 😊❤‍🩹

‎Seed: 4287867395741691490

‎Cords: At Spawn ☠️

I watched in slow mo I landed at -40

Edit:I logged in and accepted my fate and died instantly

22 total ore in the bones. There were also surrounding veins, haven’t gotten to mining them yet but I’m estimating 30+.

This thing tanked 12 hits btw

Looks like a virus or scam of some sort,

Since so many asked: no this is not from the marketplace, it might be on there but i got this from mcpe dl, site, usually where i get my addons if not from the marketplace

I did not enter anything into or visited the blur site, just deleted so i should be fine

I did end up reporting it on the site i got it from for malware

And yes i downloaded this addon myself, image taken from another post as my pc would not let me screenshot it so i found someone else with the same issue

The mod name is mhafy's ship addon, might be a dupe i am not sure if this is og

People have talked about jukebox being expensive for a long time, and I saw this mentioned many times since the last snapshot released, so I just wanted to explain why from my point of view it's simply not true.

First of all, let's establish the use cases diamonds actually have in Minecraft:

• Tools
• Weapons
• Armor
• Templates duplication
• Enchanting table crafting
• Jukeboxes

With Mending being a thing, once you craft your tools, weapons and armor, you almost never need to replace them, and if you do - you can buy new tools, weapons and armor from vilalgers and disenchant it to put the enchantments you need on them, so you don't actually need diamonds for that, it's a one time investment at most.

So the player doesn't need that many diamonds before they become mostly irrelevant to them as a resource in the game.

But how do you actually find diamonds, and is it hard to do?

Simple and short answer is that finding diamonds isn't hard at all.

Long answer is, finding diamonds is easy, because there's a lot of ways to do that. The most obvious is going to a cave and just looking around, you'll find tons of them very reliably, and if you have Fortune on your pickaxe, as one should, you'll be literally drowning in them. Simply find an opening to a big cave on the surface, go down, and there's so many of them, you'll be catching yourself missing multiple veins of diamonds, because you notice a different vein and went to it.

But what's there other than caves? Well, there's lots and lots of structures. You can find diamonds in shipwrecks, and shipwrecks have maps that lead you to buried chests, that also have diamonds in them. There's also diamonds in villages, abandoned mineshafts, desert temples, trial chambers, stronghold, and now also abandoned camps.

And it doesn't stop with the overworld, there's diamonds in bastions, nether fortresses, and end cities. Especially end cities, there's loads of them in the end cities.

All you have to do is explore the world.

Conclusion

I have no issues with the jukebox using a single diamond in its crafting recipe, because I don't need these diamonds anyway, and I always find more and more of them. And if you'd ever leave your base? So would you.

Mojang is very clearly aiming to add more things for players to explore, but I notice that a lot of players just stick to sitting at their base forever, never leaving to explore the world, which in some cases leads to players having a very hard time gathering any resources, not just diamonds, hence everything seems "too expensive".

Maybe I'm wrong, because I never needed and never intend to need 10000 jukeboxes for any build, I see it as more of a complementary decorative block, maybe something subtle to use for a wall, but not something I would ever need hundreds and thousands of, hence why the crafting recipe doesn't bother me. I could craft a few stacks and have enough for decorations in my builds for months.

Its not game changing, but finally being able to sit down in front of the fireplace is comforting

I had turned my gold/exp farm on, and went to get some food from the kitchen. Came back to this... Not too much damage, but I did not see it happen and was very confused!

This has been something I really wanted to do for such a long time indeed. Started off in 26.1 but then never finished since I haven't got much time with all my major subjects.

Then I decided, since I was gonna make a capstone project with one of my computational physics majors, why not???

In the end, there it is, 540 trials across different entity density types. Simulations finalized in 26.3 were compared thru RMSC, R², and AICc benchmarked using Java's JFR, and a modified MangoHUD integration.

I cannot figure out what this is. I have tried bone meal; I have checked the Minecraft Wiki; I have broken the block it's sitting on and it just dropped straight down to the next block and nothing happened. I asked Gemini; Gemini thinks its a pitcher pod plant but when I look that up it doesn't look like that. And now I just punched it and it went fly​ing and vanished in a puff of smoke. (I am so annoyed with myself; I'd managed to not break it for 177 game days.)

I think I've encountered one before in another world, but I am absolutely stumped. What the heck is this thing?