You find them in cages in pillager outposts and those jail rooms in woodland mansions. Once you have one you can duplicate it with amethyst shards (similar to breeding). You can right click them with an item and they will hold the item. When they are holding an item from you they will wander around looking for the item they are holding. If they see it dropped on the ground they will pick it up and bring it to the player who initially gave them an item. Keep in mind they won't wander a very long distance, and no mobs can move outside a certain range of players, world spawn chunks, and chunk loaders. The allay will stay within a certain distance of you so you probably won't lose them very often. However, they often prove very unreliable and aren't used that often outside of the early-game (to gather items such as saplings from a tree farm, or stone from the mines when your inventory is full), or in redstone. You can "bind" them to a note block if you activate it every few seconds (you can automate this with redstone) in which case they will drop their items next to the note block instead of the player. This has been used in sorting systems with items such as music discs which cannot be sorted using a traditional item sorter. (This is the redstone use I was talking about.) They can also bring you unstackable items like totems, however if they take fatal damage they would use the totem you gave them, similar to foxes. A good source of reliable information is the https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Allay TL;DR: find them in pillager outposts or woodland mansions, they can pick up items for you, or can be used in item sorters with note blocks, but they can be quite unreliable.

For the Pocket Edition the fastest way is to first give yourself a stick and afterwards hold it and enchant it. /give @s stick /enchant @s knockback 2 The maximum knockback level is 2 I think.

Ben's answer is not up-to-date. Since the release of 1.16 chiseled stone bricks are needed (together with a netherite ingot) to craft a https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Lodestone : As of 1.19, there is no other recipe where they can be used, as it can be seen https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Stone_Bricks#Usage .

I finally has some time to find a pillager captain and start a raid. I started the raid in hard difficulty. After the raid started (beginning of first wave), I switched the difficulty to easy. There were a total of 7 waves which corresponds to the hard difficulty. This means that the number of waves is determined at the beginning of the raid. Switching the difficulty does not change the number of waves.

The setting you are looking for is Sensitivity, under Keyboard & Mouse settings. A higher sensitivity will increase the effect moving the mouse will have in-game.

The answer by @pinckerman provided a lower bound to the distance that can be covered using elytra, and it led me to do some more research and eventually I landed on https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Transportation . From the Wiki: Elytra: Conditions: Gliding at 0° pitch Average Speed: 30 m/s Using this information, I was able to calculate an approximation of how far you could travel with elytra enchanted with Unbreaking 3 and came up with 51,720 blocks. Using additional data from the same Wiki article, you could travel 57,754 blocks using continuous rocket boosts. If you were extremely lucky and it was raining for the entire trip, then you could travel 215,500 blocks using a trident with Riptide III enchantment.

According to a https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/392935/if-i-cancel-my-ps-plus-subscription-will-my-game-saves-that-i-uploaded-to-the-c on our site: Your game save file will be on their server for 6 months, no matter if you canceled subscription, or expired. The only exception would be if you choose to delete save files on the cloud, though that isn't "automated" deletion. To answer if you can take it out of storage (i.e. download it to your Playstation), yes you can. According to https://www.playstation.com/en-us/support/subscriptions/ps4-ps-plus-online-storage/#manage : Select your local user and go to Settings > Application Data Management > Saved data in Online Storage > Download to System Storage. Select the title and then the file you would like to download and select Yes to overwriting the system storage file.

The wooden doors are able to be opened by simply tapping them on the screen. If you aren't able to open doors even if you do tap them, try checking your player permissions by pressing the pause button (On the top middle) and then on the right side of the screen you should see the player name along with a symbol. Click the symbol, and make sure it is set to anything other than "Visitor".

The campfire page of the wiki says much the same thing, that there must be nothing between the campfire and the nest, and that carpets are a Java version exception. Otherwise I would have suggested other non-full blocks like glass panes or chains. I typically put the bee nest at ground level and put the campfire one block underneath it. That way the fire is not accessible and cannot damage me or the bees, but still allowing me and the bees to access the nest.

I used a script module to detect what the payer is holding, and apply slowness 256 to them (which zooms in the FOV quite a bit). Unfortunately, this solution is not ideal as it prevents all player movement, and makes the mouse extremely sensitive, but it get's the job done. import { world, MinecraftEffectTypes } from "mojang-minecraft"; world.events.tick.subscribe(function (e) { var players = world.getPlayers(); // get active players for (var p of players) { // loop through the iterator var inv = p.getComponent("minecraft:inventory").container; // get the player inventory var selected = inv.getItem(p.selectedSlot); // get the ItemStack for the currently held item if (typeof selected !== "undefined") { // make sure there is something there. If this isn't here the game generates 20 errors per second. if (selected.id === "guns:sniper" && p.isSneaking) { // if the player is holding an item with the id guns:sniper and they are sneaking, p.addEffect(MinecraftEffectTypes.slowness, 5, 255, false); // add the effect } } } });

I tried in a survival world, and he quite instantly pointed me and hit me so hard... no matter the boats. I'm wondering, are you sure the Warden is afraid of Silverfish? Because the only post stating that is actually from https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/4461994950157-warden-is-afraid-of-silverfish : When a Silverfish gets too close to the Warden, he gets afraid of the Silverfish, and then he lets out a cry of fear and runs quickly away. In these process, the Warden do not attack the player, for a short time. The Warden can feel the silverfish in infested stones, and avoids going near them. ..which is a suggestion and not a real feature. As far as I know, because he killed every other Silverfish around without batting an eyelash. And me, by the way.

Give the entity strength with the /effect command. /effect @e[tag=TagOfTheEntity] strength 99999 [Effect level 0-255] true At the end of the command, change true to false if you want the player to be able see the effect particles.

If you deleted the app from your device, there's a chance that the data of the minecraft world has been saved, and you'd just need to re-install. If you fully reset your device, the world is gone - it isn't saved to the cloud.

Nope. There's no official version of Minecraft on browser that would save your progress, and Minecraft Classic is exclusive to keyboard; even if you could get it running on your phone, you'd need an external keyboard and mouse connected (both via bluetooth) to be able to play at all - and it wouldn't save. It's cheaper to just buy a new phone.

Both the playsound command and the teleport command check for obsidian under the player's feet. So likely what is happening is either: The player walks onto obsidian and you teleport the player away first, so the sound doesn't play since they are no longer on obsidian, Or even if you play the sound first, it is played at where the player is before they simultaneously get teleported away and can no longer hear it. Solution? You can still check for obsidian and run the command (as long as it is checked first before getting teleported away) but perhaps instead of ~ ~ ~, play the sound at the destination coordinates.

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From the https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Commands/tickingarea#Syntax , its tickingarea add [name: string] [preload: Boolean] to add a ticking area, and /tickingarea remove to delete a ticking area.

Not very rare honestly, I've seen them on caves below -50. For your best chances, find one of those new large caves.

You cannot actually transfer the license, but you can "share" it and I think there are 2 things you can do here: Sign in with your account on his own laptop and download the game. Then switch to his account and then check if they can play it. If not, see #2 below. Add your nephew under a https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/family-online-safety/family-settings-app/add-someone-to-family-in-the-Xbox-Family-Setting-app . Login once with your account on their laptop so you can share your library and after that they can switch to their account and play the game as a shared game with family.

If the skin was created through the in-game https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Character_Creator#:%7E:text=The%20Character%20Creator%20is%20a,button%20on%20the%20main%20menu. , or purchased through the Marketplace then you would simply need to sign in with the same Xbox Live account on the mobile device, on Minecraft for Windows 10. Any Character Creator or Marketplace skins that were saved in a skin slot on mobile should now sync to Windows 10, or any other version of Minecraft that you sign in to with the same account. If you still don't see your skin(s) in the Dressing Room tab, they can still be recreated through the Character Creator or downloaded again from the Marketplace, as long as the purchases were made on the same account. Any skins uploaded to Minecraft from the "Import" option do not sync between devices, so you will need to find the original image file for that skin, and then transfer it to your Windows device where you should be able to import it again. Custom skins can only be imported on mobile and Windows 10. For more information, see the support article https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/4408902716557-Minecraft-Skins-for-Bedrock-Versions- .