I would say there is a higher chance it would be a night vision potion since golden carrots are used for them and from the screenshots we can see golden carrots are available.
Both night vision and Invisibility potions use golden carrots, in fact Invisibility is attained by adding a fermented spider eye to the night vision to corrupt the result.
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I'm affraid the sweet City Textures pack didn't satiate my patience very long... At this point, I'll be happy with whatever gets added, I just need a release date to chew on and cross days on the calendar. I don't really care about what's getting added, to me it's all bonuses to the game and that's all that counts, if a few glitches gets fixed in the process... even better. A confirmed date, even a month from now would feel better than all the teasings that are kind of getting cruel after a while.... Please don't go 3drealms on us ROFL! (next duke game will probably done in 50 years or so at their rate )
With the new villager professions coming I wonder what will happen to all the "farmers" that we have already. Will they spontaneously change clothes to the different villager types? Will we have to kill them off and let them breed again? hmmmm...
With the new villager professions coming I wonder what will happen to all the "farmers" that we have already. Will they spontaneously change clothes to the different villager types? Will we have to kill them off and let them breed again? hmmmm...
The wiki claims that current villager behavior is such that if there is a dearth of a particular profession, another villager (farmer?) will automatically switch. However, we know from past updates that 4J doesn't always bring current behavior modes forward with updates. Do any PC player remember what happened when professions were introduced to existing villagers?
The wiki claims that current villager behavior is such that if there is a dearth of a particular profession, another villager (farmer?) will automatically switch. However, we know from past updates that 4J doesn't always bring current behavior modes forward with updates. Do any PC player remember what happened when professions were introduced to existing villagers?
They all took on the default roll, which i believe was the farmer, its been awhile, but I do remember having a large number of some certain type of villager, and had to breed them to get the new professions.
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Oh, it is indeed an emerald now that I really look at it. I wonder what's behind the squid though... Ir may be something new they haven't mentioned or shown or it may be something that they have. The world may never know.
how do you breed villagers? i need to know for my village i made.
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how do you breed villagers? i need to know for my village i made.
Village limit size is based on the number of doors within the village. To get the villagers to breed you must add more doors to your village, where a door is a house.
Personally I don't make houses, but instead create a large square structure, with doors all around the structure, with corner blocks, usually I try to have 10 doors per side so a total of 40 doors in total. Though you don't need this many, but it allows for a very large village.
Alternatively you could create a infinite breeding cell below the village which would cause the villagers to breed until they cap out.
Village limit size is based on the number of doors within the village. To get the villagers to breed you must add more doors to your village, where a door is a house.
Personally I don't make houses, but instead create a large square structure, with doors all around the structure, with corner blocks, usually I try to have 10 doors per side so a total of 40 doors in total. Though you don't need this many, but it allows for a very large village.
Alternatively you could create a infinite breeding cell below the village which would cause the villagers to breed until they cap out.
Yes, we did this, 40 doors is a lot, the breeding will occur quickly, I suggest monitoring how many villagers you have because you could have too many easily. Maybe put the structure somewhat away from where you are if you're living in the village, the door noise gets ridiculous. Then quickly take down the structure once you've reached the amount of villagers you want.
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I realize there is a cap and they will eventually stop breeding, maybe reaching the cap will be a good thing when they have different professions and you can trade with them (more opportunities to get more or better things). But for us, of course, there were no professions or trading, we just needed to repopulate our village.
Well I usually create 2 levels to my villager structure, the top level contains most of the doors, cept 1 or 2 that I place at lower level. The top doors do NOT need to be able to be accessed so to speak.
So I create 5 high walls with most of the doors at blocks 3 and 4. This prevents the villagers from being able to access them, and thus constantly open and close the doors. Once my population is reached i remove the bottom door and move it up as well, and then I use an iron door for access to the villagers. However you need to watch closely where to place your iron door. The villagers will 'clump' together in one of the corners, in the opposite corner is where i place my access point. This prevents the villagers from going outside, and gives me access to them.
Finally make sure that you use either glass, glowstone, or half slabs for your floor. This will ensure that should a zombie siege take place they willl not spawn within your villagers house. Remember that zombie sieges can take place if you save/quit and reenter at the right MC time, and that sieges ignore light level, but all other spawn rules still apply. Thus mobs can't spawn on half slaps, glowstone and glass, so should be used for villager homes, especially important should you attain perfect trades.
They all took on the default roll, which i believe was the farmer, its been awhile, but I do remember having a large number of some certain type of villager, and had to breed them to get the new professions.
ah lovely! so I'm going to have to go back, (find) and kill all the villagers I spawned into my prebuilt villages and then re-populate them. oh well!
Finally make sure that you use either glass, glowstone, or half slabs for your floor. This will ensure that should a zombie siege take place they willl not spawn within your villagers house.
remember, at some point this will change and mobs will be able to spawn on half slabs....
- Added sideways log placement.
- Changed placement of half blocks and other blocks on half blocks.
- Changed placement of upside down stairs and slabs.
YAY!
- Wooden Buttons and Wooden Pressure Plates can be activated with Arrows.
MOAR YAY!
- Remove knockback when drowning.
'bout time
- Pistons take twice as long to update.
ruh roh Raggy! why do I have the sneaking suspicion that all my T-Flops and BUD switches are about to go "plonk?"
Both night vision and Invisibility potions use golden carrots, in fact Invisibility is attained by adding a fermented spider eye to the night vision to corrupt the result.
The wiki claims that current villager behavior is such that if there is a dearth of a particular profession, another villager (farmer?) will automatically switch. However, we know from past updates that 4J doesn't always bring current behavior modes forward with updates. Do any PC player remember what happened when professions were introduced to existing villagers?
They all took on the default roll, which i believe was the farmer, its been awhile, but I do remember having a large number of some certain type of villager, and had to breed them to get the new professions.
Oh, it is indeed an emerald now that I really look at it. I wonder what's behind the squid though... Ir may be something new they haven't mentioned or shown or it may be something that they have. The world may never know.
Village limit size is based on the number of doors within the village. To get the villagers to breed you must add more doors to your village, where a door is a house.
Personally I don't make houses, but instead create a large square structure, with doors all around the structure, with corner blocks, usually I try to have 10 doors per side so a total of 40 doors in total. Though you don't need this many, but it allows for a very large village.
Alternatively you could create a infinite breeding cell below the village which would cause the villagers to breed until they cap out.
So I create 5 high walls with most of the doors at blocks 3 and 4. This prevents the villagers from being able to access them, and thus constantly open and close the doors. Once my population is reached i remove the bottom door and move it up as well, and then I use an iron door for access to the villagers. However you need to watch closely where to place your iron door. The villagers will 'clump' together in one of the corners, in the opposite corner is where i place my access point. This prevents the villagers from going outside, and gives me access to them.
Finally make sure that you use either glass, glowstone, or half slabs for your floor. This will ensure that should a zombie siege take place they willl not spawn within your villagers house. Remember that zombie sieges can take place if you save/quit and reenter at the right MC time, and that sieges ignore light level, but all other spawn rules still apply. Thus mobs can't spawn on half slaps, glowstone and glass, so should be used for villager homes, especially important should you attain perfect trades.
ah lovely! so I'm going to have to go back, (find) and kill all the villagers I spawned into my prebuilt villages and then re-populate them. oh well!
remember, at some point this will change and mobs will be able to spawn on half slabs....
And I knew it. I called it..... book recipe changed...... make your books now before MS passes the update!!! Enchanted books are awesome!
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ruh roh Raggy! why do I have the sneaking suspicion that all my T-Flops and BUD switches are about to go "plonk?"
Lot's of interesting changes.. Book recipe changed, I think it's going to match the PC recipe requiring leather.
Silk touch will work on ice and it looks like they may have thought ahead and made it unusable in the Nether.
Overworld gold farms look possible, something I was hoping to be added this update.. Nether mobs can spawn from portals.
And it looks like they added things to the tutorial world rather than a new one.
Also, a welcome fix to maps in item frames.
Bittersweet. Either its going to be a surprise or a later update. Hoping for a surprise, but getting the impression it will be a later update.