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I didn't know Minecraft had so few blocks

I recently saw a post on Reddit showcasing a mod that added several new blocks. Curious about the idea, I decided to take a closer look at block diversity in Minecraft.

So I arranged the blocks as best as I could, and it really made me realize just how many possibilities the game has for new block variations — and how few actually exist right now. (Wood blocks are an exception though; their variety is already pretty decent.)

If you read the tables and look at the blocks placed beneath them, you’ll notice that many of those are my own ideas for possible future block variants. I added them to demonstrate just how much more variety Minecraft could have.

On one side, there are the base blocks, and on the other side, the products or variants made from them. As you can see, many blocks still don’t have their own related variants or crafted forms, even though they easily could.

u/Mariofriv777 — 5 days ago