There is a difference between the game trying to generate a village when generating new chunks and what the game actively considers a village. World generation is basically just the game looking at the seed and saying "I want to make a village at point X". Then it says "I'll try and make a house in this village at point A" and then it tries to do that. If things make it impossible for a house to spawn there it won't do it. Then it repeats in other locations in the Village. So if it decided to try and generate a village and got the paths and some other structures, but failed to generate houses because trees or whatnot were in the way, you would find a situation like this. At least that is my understanding.
Meanwhile an active village during normal gameplay does have rules regarding villagers and beds and whatnot.
First I would say reproduce with no mods running, just in case. Other than that I would say it's just probability. The game wanted a village and just didn't have space for any houses to generate.
but isn't a village only a village if it has at least one villager and one bed?
I was just playing minecraft randomly when I came across this village that has absolutely no houses, beds, or live villagers. I did find some zombie villagers though.
seed: 7762638629620811000
Coordinates: -1888 ~ 5872
can anyone explain this phenomenon?
PS: It is version 1.16.5 and I was using some mods but none of them change terrain, structure or mob generation at all
I started hosting a Minecraft server on a AWS cloud computer, in snapshot 21w15a and I have a problem. The server starts up normally, and the first player to join the server after it has been started can join normally, but any other player who tries to join after that (including the first one if he relogs) will just fall endlessly to the void and be disconnected after a few seconds, with a message showing up in console saying "Connection Timed Out". I have allocated 3584 mega bytes of ram to the server. I don't know if this is a connection issue, or a problem with the snapshot. Please help!!
Greetings! I wanted to present my new piece, "Note Block Sonatina." I believed this to be the first-ever note classical elaborate Minecraft note block work. It is a sonatina or small sonata. It consists of two movements. The first is "Moderato," structured in sonata form, and the second "Romanze."
I think it might interest some of you guys, as it talks about how 1.16 and other updates aren't taking the path they should (no, I wasn't the one who made the post)
I agree if you. I think Mojang could be taking the game in a more meaningful direction, instead of just adding random updates. Mojang needs more planning and to make updates that match more the nature of the game. Watch this video here: , as it talks about this subject.
Hello! I am Leony_HD, and today I've come to announce a texture pack in progress. I consider this my work no. one (actually, I've already made another one before, but it is so bad I'm not taking it into account). This texture pack is a simple default 32x. Here, I try to use the 32x resolution to make smoother connections between pixels, trying not to create something out of the original default idea. I make some details that I think would be added by Mojang if the default textures were 32x. I also break a bit of the border between two pixels making it so overall it is less squary for our eyes. Depending on the block, I also use 32x resolution to make the texture noisier.
The texture pack is currently far from done, be sure to keep an eye out for updates in the PMC post.
My discord: Leony_HD#0639
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Hope you enjoy,
Leony_HD
I would advise Server.pro. But before I tell you why let's check out the other alternatives first.
Well, I already tried Minehut before, and I was not too fond of it because it lacks configuration options, plugin managers, versions, plugins, and doesn't seem to work in a good way.
The first server hoster I used was Aternos, and I used it for a long time. The problem is the queue is too long, usually taking one hour to open the server each time.
Finally, Server.pro, which is as good as Aternos, has less queue, and I feel like it gives you more freedom to configure the server. The only problem is if you don't have a premium account, your server gets deleted after being inactive for one month, so make sure to always make file backups and keep on activating the server.
PS.: There is no free server host in which you can keep your server up 24/7 without having to renew it, only Aternos if someone stays AFK (in an AFK pool) in the server, also, if you are planning on making a big server, don't use those types of free server hosts, as they were made looking toward private servers so you can play with your friends. If you are going to make a big server at least rent a paid server host, and at best host the server yourself.
I have been building an auto smelter and I've come up with a problem.
As you can see in the picture, I put a a hopper facing the furnace but whenever whatever I want to smelt goes into it, it doesn't transmit to the furnace and stays in the hopper. This is not true for fuel items. There is no redstone source near it and it is correctly facing the furnace.
Yeah, compared to what Mojang has done, I'm sure they will never make a game that takes more attention then Minecraft, even though I think that is not the purpose of Minecraft Dungeons.
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I see, thanks for the explanation
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but isn't a village only a village if it has at least one villager and one bed?
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I was just playing minecraft randomly when I came across this village that has absolutely no houses, beds, or live villagers. I did find some zombie villagers though.
seed: 7762638629620811000
Coordinates: -1888 ~ 5872
can anyone explain this phenomenon?
PS: It is version 1.16.5 and I was using some mods but none of them change terrain, structure or mob generation at all
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Pigstep arranged for 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 4 horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, tuba, timpani, snare drum, bass drum, cabasa, piano, violins, violas, violoncellos, and contrabasses
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I started hosting a Minecraft server on a AWS cloud computer, in snapshot 21w15a and I have a problem. The server starts up normally, and the first player to join the server after it has been started can join normally, but any other player who tries to join after that (including the first one if he relogs) will just fall endlessly to the void and be disconnected after a few seconds, with a message showing up in console saying "Connection Timed Out". I have allocated 3584 mega bytes of ram to the server. I don't know if this is a connection issue, or a problem with the snapshot. Please help!!
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Greetings! I wanted to present my new piece, "Note Block Sonatina." I believed this to be the first-ever note classical elaborate Minecraft note block work. It is a sonatina or small sonata. It consists of two movements. The first is "Moderato," structured in sonata form, and the second "Romanze."
PMC post
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I just wanted to show this post: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/discussion/3031866-why-i-believe-minecraft-needs-a-serious-change
I think it might interest some of you guys, as it talks about how 1.16 and other updates aren't taking the path they should (no, I wasn't the one who made the post)
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I agree if you. I think Mojang could be taking the game in a more meaningful direction, instead of just adding random updates. Mojang needs more planning and to make updates that match more the nature of the game. Watch this video here: , as it talks about this subject.
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Well that's weird, can you explain it further?
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I follow you on Instagram, and ended up finding you here! I love your work, just wanted to say to keep it up.
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Hello! I am Leony_HD, and today I've come to announce a texture pack in progress. I consider this my work no. one (actually, I've already made another one before, but it is so bad I'm not taking it into account). This texture pack is a simple default 32x. Here, I try to use the 32x resolution to make smoother connections between pixels, trying not to create something out of the original default idea. I make some details that I think would be added by Mojang if the default textures were 32x. I also break a bit of the border between two pixels making it so overall it is less squary for our eyes. Depending on the block, I also use 32x resolution to make the texture noisier.
The texture pack is currently far from done, be sure to keep an eye out for updates in the PMC post.
My discord: Leony_HD#0639
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hope you enjoy,
Leony_HD
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I would advise Server.pro. But before I tell you why let's check out the other alternatives first.
Well, I already tried Minehut before, and I was not too fond of it because it lacks configuration options, plugin managers, versions, plugins, and doesn't seem to work in a good way.
The first server hoster I used was Aternos, and I used it for a long time. The problem is the queue is too long, usually taking one hour to open the server each time.
Finally, Server.pro, which is as good as Aternos, has less queue, and I feel like it gives you more freedom to configure the server. The only problem is if you don't have a premium account, your server gets deleted after being inactive for one month, so make sure to always make file backups and keep on activating the server.
PS.: There is no free server host in which you can keep your server up 24/7 without having to renew it, only Aternos if someone stays AFK (in an AFK pool) in the server, also, if you are planning on making a big server, don't use those types of free server hosts, as they were made looking toward private servers so you can play with your friends. If you are going to make a big server at least rent a paid server host, and at best host the server yourself.
-Leony_HD
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Thank you Dalavar, I think you solved my problem!
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I have been building an auto smelter and I've come up with a problem.
As you can see in the picture, I put a a hopper facing the furnace but whenever whatever I want to smelt goes into it, it doesn't transmit to the furnace and stays in the hopper. This is not true for fuel items. There is no redstone source near it and it is correctly facing the furnace.