What blocks fall, when it happens and how the fall ends: damage from an anvil and stalactite, powdered concrete, dragon egg.
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All falling blocks - in groups below
Ordinary falling blocks: they fall, land on the ground, and do not hurt anyone in the air.
Falls like sand. Touching water - on the fly or after falling - it becomes concrete of the same color.
White Concrete Powder
Orange Concrete Powder
Magenta Concrete Powder
Light Blue Concrete Powder
Yellow Concrete Powder
Lime Concrete Powder
Pink Concrete Powder
Gray Concrete Powder
Light Gray Concrete Powder
Cyan Concrete Powder
Purple Concrete Powder
Blue Concrete Powder
Brown Concrete Powder
Green Concrete Powder
Red Concrete Powder
Black Concrete PowderInjures everyone it falls on, and can itself be damaged by the fall.
It falls like sand, and that's what takes it away: it removes the block under the egg, and it puts the torch down. When an egg falls into a torch, it cannot rise and fall apart with an object. How else do you get it? Unreceived blocks.
It falls like an ordinary one, but when it falls, it breaks without a trace - and along with the find.
They hold on until the support is less than six blocks away, and they fall further.
A hanging stalactite falls down if the block it's hanging on is removed, and hurts with its tip. In this case, a standing stalagmite simply breaks.
Only the stalactite's obtrusive and sharpness is injured -- the rest of the blocks fall softly. The stick hits 2 for each block of fall, but not more than 40; the spire is no less than 6 per block (and the long stalactitis has a number of blocks), but it doesn't hurt more than 40. All the living except creative players and observers.
When falling, the anvil itself may suffer: an intact one will become chipped, a chipped one will become severely damaged, a severely damaged one will break.
| Fell from a height | Anvil | Chance to damage the anvil | Stalactite tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 blocks | 2 | 10% | 6 |
| 3 blocks | 4 | 15% | 12 |
| 5 blocks | 8 | 25% | 24 |
| 10 blocks | 18 | 50% | 40 |
| 15 blocks | 28 | 75% | 40 |
| 20 blocks | 38 | 100% | 40 |
| 21 blocks | 40 | 100% | 40 |
| 25 blocks | 40 | 100% | 40 |
The game calculates the path in blocks minus one, rounded up, so in reality the damage may differ by one step. 2 damage - one heart.
The object disintegrates the block only if the rule is enabled entity_drops; turned off - disappears without a trace.
28 fall: sand, red sand, gravel, dry concrete of all colours, harden, dragon egg, suspicious sand and gravel, building forests, and hanging stalactites.
Two for each block of fall, but not more than 40. If it falls, it could also get hurt: 5% chance and 5% chance per block.
If the place where he fell is worth something that cannot be replaced by a block — a torch, a stove — the sand is splintered with an object. With the itemity_drops rule off, it disappears altogether.
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According to Minecraft 26.3, files, tags, building templates, and client code, the assembly checks each number by game itself, not by memory.
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Sand
Red Sand
Gravel
Anvil
Chipped Anvil
Damaged Anvil
Dragon Egg
Suspicious Sand
Suspicious Gravel
Scaffolding
Pointed Dripstone
Sulfur Spike