I have a problem. I have a minecraft server with a dedicated ip adress. A little while ago (2 months) a big part of my house had burned down, but i built it back up. Today when i logged in i saw my house burning again.. Fortunately i was able to stop the fire, but many of my chests had burned down... I used spectator mode to see if there was any lavalakes or something, but ther is non. Any clue what causes this? It is in a junglebiome btw
I have dirt covered roof, maybe someone has logged on to the server since i forgot to turn on whitelist... All my loot is now gone and my two villagers:/
Your chests shouldn't have burned, since as far as I know, Minecraft chests are fire and lava proof. If your chests are gone, then either someone manually broke them or they blew up from a creeper or TNT.
You can light a Crafting Table on fire, and it'll be on fire, but it won't ever actually burn down and get destroyed. Inflammable blocks can be lit on fire, but they cannot be damaged by fire.
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Long-Term World 1 March 22nd, 2013 – 2016; Minecraft: Pocket Edition 0.6.1 – 0.15.7 Long-Term World 2 2018 – 2019; Minecraft for Windows 10 1.2.11 – 1.12.0 Long-Term World 3 February 15th, 2020 – Present, keeping this world for as long as possible; Minecraft: Java Edition 1.6.4
I play in the long-term, where most of my projects take a long time:
End Mining Project (Mine the entire End): 6 months
2km Long Overworld Rail From Spawn to Base: 2 months
Base Expansion Project: 1-2 months (estimate) (ongoing)
I have a problem. I have a minecraft server with a dedicated ip adress. A little while ago (2 months) a big part of my house had burned down, but i built it back up. Today when i logged in i saw my house burning again.. Fortunately i was able to stop the fire, but many of my chests had burned down... I used spectator mode to see if there was any lavalakes or something, but ther is non. Any clue what causes this? It is in a junglebiome btw
Lightning will set fires but I think only if someone is nearby to load the chunks.
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I have dirt covered roof, maybe someone has logged on to the server since i forgot to turn on whitelist... All my loot is now gone and my two villagers:/
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ModeratorYour chests shouldn't have burned, since as far as I know, Minecraft chests are fire and lava proof. If your chests are gone, then either someone manually broke them or they blew up from a creeper or TNT.
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Lightning can set fire to inflammable blocks. Given that you have looked for lava, lightning seems like the most obvious explanation.
You can light a Crafting Table on fire, and it'll be on fire, but it won't ever actually burn down and get destroyed. Inflammable blocks can be lit on fire, but they cannot be damaged by fire.
Devout 1.6.4 player, since 2013.
Long-Term World 1 March 22nd, 2013 – 2016; Minecraft: Pocket Edition 0.6.1 – 0.15.7
Long-Term World 2 2018 – 2019; Minecraft for Windows 10 1.2.11 – 1.12.0
Long-Term World 3 February 15th, 2020 – Present, keeping this world for as long as possible; Minecraft: Java Edition 1.6.4