Decoration Ideas:
Chairs and Tables - They could be made like Iron Golems; the chairs would be made by placing down a stair block and attaching 2 signs to it, this would then turn into an actual chair block that you can sit in if you right click on it. While sat on the chair, you could possibly regenerate a heart every 15 seconds, but sitting would not replenish your hunger. A table could be made with a fence and pressure plate. Placing multiple fences and pressure plates would make the table block larger. You could then place food and items on the table.
Larger Flower Pots - Flower pots placed next to each other would form together to create a large flower pot.
Fireplace Blocks - Fireplace blocks would be created by going into the crafting table and putting flint & steel in the middle surrounded brick blocks. Once made, the fireplace block could be placed on whatever opaque block you want. Multiple fireplace blocks could be placed next to each other to create a larger fireplace. The maximum size of a fireplace would be 2x3 and fires could only start in front of the opening of the fireplace, making this method of creating a fireplace much safer then the traditional method.
Bridges - Actual bridges would look much more aesthetically pleasing then ones made out of stairs and wood. They could be crafted by putting a row of wooden planks in the center, and a row of string on the left and right sides.
Vertical Half-Slabs - With the addition of being able to place stairs upside-down, half-slabs on the upper half of a block, and horizontal wood; I think the ability to place half-slabs vertically would help in creating complex, intricate structures and could also look very nice.
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I don't think that there's really any need to make that logical. After all, things can be placed into chests or furnaces from any side but in actuality you would only be able to put stuff in from the front.
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Iron-covered Redstone
This would be crafted by putting a row or 3 redstone down the middle of the crafting table and a row of iron on either side; the output would be 16 Iron-covered Redstone. This would have 2 purposes. First, iron-covered redstone would be impervious to water, meaning that if there was a sudden flood or if you wanted to place the redstone underwater it would not be destroyed and would function normally. The second possible use to the iron-covered redstone would be that it can only connect to 2 redstone pieces at a time. I find that redstone wires that i want separated always tend to get come near each other at one point or another which can completely screw up the contraption I'm making. Although redstone repeaters can only be connected to 2 wires, it delays the redstone signal by one tick, which can also screw up your machine's purpose. So, like vertical redstone, iron-covered redstone would take up less room plus it would work under water.
Vertical Redstone
I have always wished that redstone could climb up walls and it seems like a simple enough feature to be added. It would make some redstone contraptions much easier to create and would take up a lot less room.
Extendable Piston
This contraption would be created by placing 3 normal pistons or three sticky pistons on the top row of the crafting grid; a stone block (not cobblestone like in the normal piston recipe), iron ingot, then another stone block on the second row ; then on the bottom row there would be yet another stone block, a redstone block (which is included in the latest snapshot), then a final stone block. This may seem like a costly amount of items for an extendable piston, but it's worth it because this new and improved pistons length is editable. At first the extendable piston's arm is only 2 blocks long, which is very good for things such as secret doors and an elevator for a room with a very short ceiling, but what if you want more? By right-clicking the piston a screen will pop up. Here you can place up to 12 sticks in the extandable piston to make it's arm longer. One thing that could maybe be looked at as a bad thing is that for every block longer that the piston arm is extended by, that block will have to be powered. However, this is useful in many cases such as a long elevator. Say you want to go to the 3rd floor of a 4 story building, how would you get off on that floor? Since each block after the 2nd block needs to be powered you would be able to power ONLY the blocks up to the 3rd story, you could also be able to call the elevator to your floor by powering the blocks that go up to your floor. (Hopefully what I'm saying here makes sense, if not I'll try to explain it better)
Colored Redstone Lamps
These lamps would be created by placing a redstone lamp in the center of the crafting table, with glass surrounding the edges of it and dyes (they all must be the same color) on the corners. When placed, the lamp would be almost transparent and would look like colored glass, which is a good feature on it's own. But once powered, a colored lamp would then become opaque and produce the same level of light as a normal redstone lamp or glowstone, while also tinting the surrounding blocks with it's color. This block would be very useful for decorations.
A few little random, non-redstone related features I'd like added in 1.5:
-Fish mobs
-Verticle half slabs
-Flying pigs
-Fireplace blocks
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:-( ): :-( ): :-( ): I've always found it odd that apples don't actually grow on trees. After you've finished collecting your wood you MAY find an apple that has dropped from the decaying leaves... But most likely not. Besides the ability to use them to make golden apples, apples don't have much significance to them. They only fill your hunger bar by two and they don't have a very high saturation level. This makes the discovery of a fallen apple utterly unremarkable. This is why I think that apples should be able to be farmed in a similar way to how cocoa beans are farmed. First off, oak trees would not suddenly be full of apples, but would rarely drop them from their leaves as they do now. However, after you obtain an apple you can then put it in the crafting table and get three apple seeds. Apple seeds will only grow into apples if they are placed on the sides of the leaves on an oak tree. The apples grow only a little longer than cocoa plants and will go through four stages during its growth: a pink apple blossom, a ripe apple (completely green), an almost ripe apple (red & green), and an apple that's completely red and ready to eat. You can get the apple from the tree when it has reached its full maturity (the previous two stages will only yield apple seeds) or if you are impatient or like pink you can hit the apple blossom off of the tree and put it in the furnace to make pink dye. You could also make an apple pie by putting an apple, an egg, and sugar in the crafting table. An apple pie will only heal the player by four hunger bars; the same as the pumpkin pie... But who could resist apple pie?
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If killed, a rabbit would have a random chance of dropping either a carrot, melon seeds, pumpkin seeds, cocoa beans, a potato, or wheat. If you wish to keep the rabbit as a pet, all you need to do is feed it some of the items listed above and it will be yours. You can then let it follow you or hold it (right click it to turn it into an item then right click while holding it to turn it back into a rabbit).
To breed two rabbits together all you have to do is feed them carrots, melon seeds, pumpkin seeds, cocoa beans, potatoes, or wheat. They will then make 5 babies which are about the size of baby chickens.
Unlike dogs and cats, a rabbit would not teleport since it is not a very powerful ally to have in a battle. However, when a rabbit is held you can sprint and your hunger bar will still decrease at the same rate as if you were walking.
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Any feedback is welcome!
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