(I don't know if their is a post on this already, so here it goes) While you are in the Nether the compasses and watches constantly change. :biggrin.gif:
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Time still passes as normal while you're in the Nether, and it also doesn't make a whole lot of sense since unlike compasses watches work by internal mechanisms, so they should remain constant despite the location.
Watches don't work because the Nether doesn't have a day/night cycle. Compasses work by a magnetic attraction to the compass needle and the magnetic field in the North pole. I imagine in the Nether, there are no "poles", or if there is, there is some interference due to any of the large number of logical circumstances.
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^^ This gets really annoying when trying to read through a thread and getting stuck on signatures. Really disrupts the flow.
It would be interesting to be able to craft a magnetic pole that you can place in nether to attract the compass.
Only replace the powder with redstone dust. Maybe the attraction is sort of weak or only works out to a certain range that you can increase by placing more blocks at the same point.
In minecraft, watches and compasses work with the power of the magic redstone dust. Maybe the redstone dust draws its magical power from the Nether, thus going into the nether is overloading the very sensitive devices go wacko... I think that would be a cool way to explain redstone dusts power, but then their would need to be some kind of proof in the nether, and we know their isn't any at this moment...
In minecraft, watches and compasses work with the power of the magic redstone dust. Maybe the redstone dust draws its magical power from the Nether, thus going into the nether is overloading the very sensitive devices go wacko... I think that would be a cool way to explain redstone dusts power, but then their would need to be some mind of proof in the nether, and we know their isn't any at this moment...
In minecraft, watches and compasses work with the power of the magic redstone dust. Maybe the redstone dust draws its magical power from the Nether, thus going into the nether is overloading the very sensitive devices go wacko... I think that would be a cool way to explain redstone dusts power, but then their would need to be some mind of proof in the nether, and we know their isn't any at this moment...
This man has the truth, the best post of the thread so far
Watches don't work because the Nether doesn't have a day/night cycle. Compasses work by a magnetic attraction to the compass needle and the magnetic field in the North pole. I imagine in the Nether, there are no "poles", or if there is, there is some interference due to any of the large number of logical circumstances.
Now I want redstone to have a random chance of exploding every minute it is in contact with a hell native block in hell (so you could still use redstone in hell, you just need to lay, say, cobblestone under the redstone first)
Watches *look* like they don't work but they do. In The Nether they go by Crazy Time. That's why its freaking out, its crazy time. And in The Nether, it's always crazy time, all the time. Forever.
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Time still passes as normal while you're in the Nether, and it also doesn't make a whole lot of sense since unlike compasses watches work by internal mechanisms, so they should remain constant despite the location.
nope time doesnt pass in the nether if you where to put coal in a furnace with sand and enter the nether then the furnace would be EXACTLY the same when you come back. same thing with saplings, they wont grow.
Time still passes as normal while you're in the Nether, and it also doesn't make a whole lot of sense since unlike compasses watches work by internal mechanisms, so they should remain constant despite the location.
2. Time doesn't pass in the Nether.
3. Their is not There. Learn the difference.
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^^ This gets really annoying when trying to read through a thread and getting stuck on signatures. Really disrupts the flow.
Only replace the powder with redstone dust. Maybe the attraction is sort of weak or only works out to a certain range that you can increase by placing more blocks at the same point.
What a very cool concept.
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no day or night in the nether = watch not work
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Now I want redstone to have a random chance of exploding every minute it is in contact with a hell native block in hell (so you could still use redstone in hell, you just need to lay, say, cobblestone under the redstone first)
nope time doesnt pass in the nether if you where to put coal in a furnace with sand and enter the nether then the furnace would be EXACTLY the same when you come back. same thing with saplings, they wont grow.