I have checked on the thread "already suggested". Bridges was not in that list.
My idea was we could use bridges to cross mountains, lakes, lava lakes, etc. safely, with no chance of falling off.
You make Bridge x4 by having the top row rope, and the middle row wooden planks.
3 wooden planks+3 rope=4 bridges.
You make rope x4 with 3 wool, going down the middle row.
Bridges allow you to cross terrain safely with no chance of falling off, this is because the sides have rope, so it unallows you to fall, and on the bottom there is wooden planks.
You can make double and triple wide bridges by putting 2 or 3 bridges next to eachother, going left->right in the middle row, making either a double-wide Bridge, or a Triple-Wide Bridge, depending if you put 2 or 3 bridges on it...
you cannot place torches on bridges, but you can place blocks on the side of the rope, then place a torch. water does not affect bridges, it falls through little cracks on the bottom.
Iron bridges are like bridges but use iron bars instead of wooden planks. The difference is iron bridges can cross lava lakes, wooden bridges burn. The only downside of iron bridges is you cannot make triple or double-wide bridges with them...
My idea was we could use bridges to cross mountains, lakes, lava lakes, etc. safely, with no chance of falling off.
You make Bridge x4 by having the top row rope, and the middle row wooden planks.
3 wooden planks+3 rope=4 bridges.
You make rope x4 with 3 wool, going down the middle row.
Bridges allow you to cross terrain safely with no chance of falling off, this is because the sides have rope, so it unallows you to fall, and on the bottom there is wooden planks.
You can make double and triple wide bridges by putting 2 or 3 bridges next to eachother, going left->right in the middle row, making either a double-wide Bridge, or a Triple-Wide Bridge, depending if you put 2 or 3 bridges on it...
you cannot place torches on bridges, but you can place blocks on the side of the rope, then place a torch. water does not affect bridges, it falls through little cracks on the bottom.
Iron bridges are like bridges but use iron bars instead of wooden planks. The difference is iron bridges can cross lava lakes, wooden bridges burn. The only downside of iron bridges is you cannot make triple or double-wide bridges with them...
I hope you enjoyed reading!