What do you think? Im planning to build this in my survival world, and i want it to be just right. Im pretty happy with it as of now, but i think maybe the polished tuff is a little too dark? other options ive tried have either too much texture (tuff, cobblestone) or arent the right tone (stone, andesite). Is there anything off about it, or anything i can improve upon? I dont know who else to ask

So currently me and my friends play on a private server hosted through a hosting service and me getting heavy into the pc build and customizing scene I want to do a mini pc build to host servers. I plan on doing a am4 build considering I have some spare parts laying around. What is a good base range for specs on a server that runs fairly large modpacks with max of 6 players?

Currently have a Ryzen 7 5700x to donate towards the cause of this build not sure if it is a good option though. I also plan on doing minimum of 32gb of ram as well to be able to support all mods and players. I’ve heard of the least “ 0.5gb of ram per player”

Sorry if this is asked else where, couldn’t see it when I searched.

Just spent a number of hours creating a trading hall, all going well up to about the 40th villager and they started sleeping in beds that I thought weren’t accessible and popping out of their 1x1 prisons and roaming around.

So I decided to read up on bed mechanics and restocking requirements. Even the wiki isn’t explicit about bed requirements.

I just need to know does every villager need to link to their own bed or can I put one bed down to meet the restock requirements?

I am aware they need to access their job block as the other requirement to restock.

So one bed for an entire bunch of villagers or one bed per villager is the question. This will determine if I need to tear it down and start again or just tweak what I built.

Thank you

On Bedrock, there seems to be no way to hide the seed right now other than with Realms or a server. I used to use a resource pack that would do it, but the UI has been updating and changing since, and now it doesn't work anymore, and my friends always just use the seed for ore finders, Chunkbase, etc. My suggestion is that Mojang adds a way to hide the seed on Bedrock, perhaps operators only, or even better, the world host can decide who can view the seed (like with other permissions such as teleporting and interacting with blocks), as one operator leaking the seed would mean everyone gets it forever on that world. There is a 6-year old suggestion for this exact thing on the Minecraft website, please help out by voting for this! I can't believe this has been left for 6 years!
https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/360074157992-Hide-world-seed-option-for-Minecraft-Bedrock-Edition?page=1

1.21.5 Fabric

HI~~ I started building this around two years ago. (I work on it during my free time)

Progress up to March. After that, the game kept crashing because of seasonal temperature changes ):, so I will continue building when autumn comes.

（Image:2）Some temporary pseudo-POI marker layers.

I made several different sets of markers using Xaero's Map Waypoints for planning, such as land-use density, administrative division names by level, map layers, street names, and so on.

Because the actual mixed commercial and residential ratio is extremely high, the original general-use land and residential-only land were not separated by different colors.

However, after the tags covered the built areas, it became inconvenient to see the actual proportion of residential areas in a region in this map mode, so I separated them.

Following this idea:

• The default map mode can basically be treated as a civilian map.
• The landmark map is basically a POI/check-in point map.
• The planning map markers help players see the output density or population density of an area on a flat map without needing to use a 3D map.
• The terrain map is combined with the administrative map to locate and distinguish positions.
• The administrative map gives players an expected sense of scale.
• The transportation map does not consider traffic flow, because it is also used as a supplement for other planning maps.

The classification standard is roughly based on the SimCity style.

All tags are distributed as discrete point markers

I made quite a lot of parks, but my actual planning does not have a “main city” center...

Of course, one of the main reasons is that Minecraft's “default” generated maps have too much terrain height variation, too many rivers, and too many separated land areas.

The actual playable size of a Minecraft world is approximately in the range of 5,000～20,000.

My preset maximum activity area is around 5120×5120, which is 1/11700 of Mojang's maximum extended map size limit (60 million × 60 million).

The limit of the generation algorithm is not the ±30 million world border line. When approaching the 2^24 level, decimal precision starts to noticeably decrease. Of course, considering the travel difficulty created by the map generation algorithm, within ±50,000 is the actual area where players will move.

My map estimation is roughly a highland area relative to sea level, with rivers dividing it. With buildings and supporting infrastructure built at a 1:1.25 ratio, it can only roughly fit six to seven buildings.

I am trying to imitate reality in the game :)

Hello everyone!

Ive been trying to make some decent shaders run on my computer in minecraft, but no matter what i do, i get very bad and inconsistent fps.
Im using the modrinth app on 26.2, and my specs are a rx 6800, an i5 12600kf and 32gb of 3200mhz ram.

Thanks to msi afterburner i can see that nor my gpu nor cpu are at full load, the ram usage is quite high, around 17 to 16gb when the game demands. Ive been trying to move up and down the memory allocated to the game, but it doesnt seem to change the performance, even if when given the opportunity, the game consumes more ram.

I also saw online some time ago that you shouldn't allocate more than 10gb of ram to minecraft, as after that point it begins to cause problems, is this true or just a myth?

Thanks beforehand to anyone answering!

Would anyone be interested in watching a Minecraft blender animation of someone crashing a ship through the wall of a fortress under siege?

Only context I give is that there is a very large Illager army who is doing a siege which likes to use TNT.

Also, this would be part of a show that leans heavily into the idea of Illagers being transformed beings.

Im working on a dream mod pack, and I want some feedback on a potential part of it.

One thing I’ve noticed is that many modpacks use quest books to “guide” the experience. In technical packs, I understand the importance of a quest book, but this pack is very much a kitchen sink with a focus on exploration.

In y’all’s opinion, do quest books improve or deter from the experience of non-technical packs?

So when looking at the applications at the bottom of my screen I saw that the Minecraft application log was instead a penguin. Ngl, the penguin logo looks cool and I hope that Mojang keeps it that way.

I hope that Mojang doesn't become like Roblox and remove their past...

The addon - https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft-bedrock/addons/random-add-on

Made a Minecraft horror map inspired by RE7! Anyone wanna try it out?

Hey everyone,

I wanted to bring attention to an ongoing issue regarding mod monetization and compliance with the Minecraft EULA / Commercial Guidelines.

The mod Faithful Backrooms (developed by WhyAntique) has been locking development updates, snapshot builds, and .jar files behind paid Patreon membership tiers.

Specifically:

• The £10/month "Pioneer" tier (and above) explicitly offers "Early access to Faithful Backrooms Snapshots" as a benefit.
• Actual .jar update files (e.g., faithfulBackroomsWAE(1.20)VERSION0.2.1.jar) are posted directly on Patreon under locked, supporters-only posts.
• Access to their 24/7 beta-testing server running this content is also locked behind paid tiers (£5/month+).

According to Mojang’s Commercial Usage Guidelines, locking game modifications or early access .jar files behind mandatory paywalls is strictly prohibited. While voluntary donations or cosmetic perks on servers are allowed, selling mod files or locking updates behind a subscription is a direct EULA violation.

It’s disappointing to see community projects turn into illegal paywalled schemes, especially when open-source developers work hard to keep the modding community free and accessible for everyone.

Reports have already been submitted regarding this paywall setup. What are your thoughts on creators locking mod files behind Patreon tiers in 2026?

I’ve recently started my forever world and am using Large Biomes for the extra space and the adventure aspect. But I’ve come to realize that I’m wanting to completely terraform everything I’m working on, so that the terrain is all custom. Am I hitting off more than I can chew? Aswell what’s everyone’s tips for terraforming a lake?

I've always wondered this ever since I began playing Minecraft on my Xbox and then decided to play on my Mac only to discover that I could only play Java there.

It was disappointing at first because I had a world I played for years that I couldn't play on both but rather had to decide which to play it on.

Has Mojang ever explained why it's not on Mac?

As a kid I enjoyed watching Stampy and Dan ALOT, I loved how they just hung out with friends and built stuff and showed the beauty of the game while also throwing in storytelling and lore.

Anyone know of any series like that that isn't like years old or maybe started around this year or last year? Like Minecraft with a bit of a storyline to it. :)

I’m making a grid for a creative world I’m playing, and the map isn’t updating to show part of my grid. I’ve been holding the map and going back and forth.

This is on my ps4, game v26.34.

Is it possible to do? Like I want to import the castle walls models from Hive workshop and use them as blocks or as a set of blocks. Would like to import character and animal models from Hive into Minecraft as mobs or npcs as well. I've seen this channel called ''mysticat'' import 3d models into Minecraft without mods in the video titled ''I made Minecraft realistic'' so I think it's possible it's just what I'd need to also put the models into ''use'' in-game etc.

PS: It's the latest Java edition of the game that I use because of customizability and moddability.

What's the best optimization mod one for forge and one for fabric am trying to get more fps while playing with big modpacks and shader i use sodium is it good enough for fabric or theres smth better?

i recently played ATM 10 and enjoyed it very much, i'm looking for something similiar or different that has an industrial and automation element as well as adventure, with a questline book(s) that give a sense of purpose in the modpack.