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I noticed a curve on the horizon of the first image... limited worlds?

On the left hand side of the chest.

People think it's a sand block.

But zoom it in, It infact looks like a Sand Pressure Plate.

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Well if it's just a regular sand block. Then my thoughts about that really small thing in front of the sun is still strange. It looks too tall to be a dead shrub. Can anyone give their insight what it is?

no... its just a shrub

i got nothing...

btw, will vines behave like trees, or is it when u cut off the roots of these, will the whole thing fall down? and will they be climbable?

guys the second thing is something hidden inside the vines!

Ya i was wondering about that too. If you zoom in it doesn't look normal.

It's not a pressure plate it's too close to the view if you compare pixel sizes from the left and right. Also how is sand supposed to be a solid plate?

I really have no idea then. It's probably something stupid that we already know is being added.

There are larger biomes he said.

Sandstone has a different texture if their would be a sandstone pressure plate it wouldn't look like sand

The lock juts out of the chest. Lockable chests then? Look closely at the chest and you'll see it. I guess putting something right in front of someones face to fool them with it does work.

YAY! lefthandedness

Other than the left handed view models and opening chests, there is INFACT a third secret. Cacti growing 4 blocks high.

I don't know if the sunlight coloration is the "second thing", but it is absolutely different from current Minecraft. As it is now, the sky turns orange at sunrise/sunset, but the actual light emitted from it is still perfectly neutral. In this screenshot, EVERYTHING is tinted orange due to the light. This means that the game will now have the technology for different objects (like redstone torches, jack o lanterns, lightstone) to emit different colored light, which is currently not the case.

As for the sand block in the foreground... It is perfectly level (after you adjust for perspective), 1 meter above the surrounding sand, placed correctly in x/z coordinates, and OBVIOUSLY JUST A BLOCK OF SAND, sitting there doing nothing. If you put a straight-edge up to any of the lines between pixels on that block, they all line up with the lines of perspective of every other block, despite the fact that the camera is NOT oriented directly along the East/west line. All of you people who, against all visual logic, think that it is being carried, are very sadly mistaken.

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It's not a pressure plate it's too close to the view if you compare pixel sizes from the left and right. Also how is sand supposed to be a solid plate?

Sandstone Pressure Plate? With a new graphic look too blend in with sand?

Dude the clouds were always like that he's video settings are on fancy...

larger biomes has already been confirmed

No its the fact that theirs larger biomes