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Specifically this guy since his head is square:



3 little spike things not needed obviously.

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I like the idea of a large mob, especially one that can use the environment.

Mob Spawners would drop empty cages when destroyed, and surrounding an empty cage with the drop of the relevant mob would cause it to spawn that mob.

(diamond block = cage)
(stick = string)
(bacon = leather)
(diamond = egg)

So:











Cow




Chicken










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Quote from Ojr »

Question. What happens if you place a block where a disappeared redstone block is? Or can only moving fluids go there, and the moving fluid block vanishes when the redstone block reappears?

You wouldn't be able to place a block where the redstone block is supposed to be. The only way to regain that spot is to make it reappear and mine it out with a pickaxe.

As for fluid, it would probably just check for adjacent fluids and make sure it continues through it, but probably without it appearing where the redstone block is.

Also maybe it would become transparent but still noticeable when activated.

I do foresee a problem though. Making large doors or trap areas is no problem since the signal would just alter the block properties to non-solid and to use the air texture, however it might be a problem to allow water to flow through it. Maybe make it so if off, check for adjacent water and continue the flow ahead of it.

It would basically look like an Iron Block except it would be tinted red.

The purpose of this block, is that it would essentially disappear if it receives an ON signal, and reappear if it receives an OFF signal. When a redstone block receives an ON signal and disappears, it also transmits an ON signal to any connected redstone blocks.

Also these blocks would emit a small amount of light.

This item would have 2 obvious uses:

1: Floodgates!

OFF
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ON


OFF AGAIN
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2: Large Doors!

OFF





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Crafting recipe would be 8 redstone dusts surrounding a redstone torch.

Another idea could be a parachute which would be equipped on chest and then activated by attempting to jump in mid air.

= Cow Hide
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Why not skip the step of making the frame and just have the glider be:

= Wing

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No sense in having 2 items with only one purpose if there's room in the frame design for the wings.

Same cost, less steps, no need for another item.

Quote from Exx »

good idea, I just realized how come arrows are the only craftable monster drop??

Monster drops are:

Arrows, which can be crafted or collected from Skeletons.
Feathers, which can be collected from chickens which are plentiful or Zombies.
Gunpowder, which cannot be crafted or collected from any mob other than a Creeper.
Leather, which is collected from cows which are plentiful and non-hostile.
Pork, which is collected from pigs which are plentiful and non-hostile.
Slime Balls, which although rare, do not serve any purpose yet.
String, which cannot be crafted or collected from any mob other than a Spider.
Wool, which can be collected from sheep which are also plentiful and non-hostile, and can also be crafted with 9 pieces of string, however this is a pretty bad idea unless the reverse option was available making wool a storage option.

So really the only 2 drops that are useful but hard to come by are string and gunpowder.

String is another resource that is really hard to come by. Maybe we should be able to turn cloth into it?

Reason being so you could retrieve items from the crafting process, like empty buckets from recipes that would require buckets full of things.

Then add these recipes:

Results in Cake Batter and Empty Bucket
= Bucket of Milk
= Egg

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Then:

Furnace Recipe:

Results in Cake

= Cake Batter




Then you wouldn't waste a whole bucket when using a bucket of milk.

See this is what we need to do when SMP comes out. Play a mock version of TF2.