u/Wrong_Armadillo_4687

Time: 50 minutes

Distinct Features of my build:

1. The full scale of the surfaced sulfur cave is heavily inspired by one of the famous landmarks of Yellowstone, the Grand Prismatic Spring. However, you might notice that there's a large amount of redness generated, thus making the main sulfur spring smaller. It might look more like a small open wound.

2. As I have said, this landmark, dubbed the "Short Prismatic Spring", has three key features: the Short Prismatic Lake, the fumeroles, and a large underwater cave underneath the spring. However, due to the high amount of sulfur dioxide in the air and the immense heat emitted, the underwater cave is restricted for venturing. Unless you are a zombie pigman.

3. Scattered a few blocks away from the Short Prismatic Spring and a coastal village, a small geyser mound can be seen erupting indefinitely. This feature was inspired by the original old designs of Minecraft's sulfur springs and both the Fishing Cone and White Dome Springs.

4. Ah, what a dull but fascinating sight of surfaced Dripstone spikes. This feature was supposed to be inspired by the Tufa Columns found in Mono Lake, however most of the spikes seem weathered down to sharp tips. I would not sit on them if I were you. A dormant geyser mound can be seen on the right behind the dripstone formation.

5. Finally, we have a very recent formation generated closer to the Short Prismatic Spring. These smaller sulfur pools are heavily inspired by the Opal Pool, however, with a few geysers erupting from time to time.

Blocks used for this build:

1. Cinnabar
2. Dripstone
3. Dripstone Spikes
4. Sulfur
5. Sulfur Spikes
6. Potent Sulfur
7. Water
8. Tuff
9. Andesite
10. Pink Terracotta
11. Magma Block / Lava
12. Granite

Seed: North Carolina

Coords: 7174 72 2384

Description: A savanna village resides at 7232, ~, 2560

A trial chamber can be found nearby

A large sulfur cave can be found generating under both the savanna and ocean biomes

Just a genuine question

[supprimé]

When switching to LAN, the locator bar gamerule should automatically turn on, without enabling it via commands.

Note: The image shows the current version of the Locator Bar gamerule set to "true" by default

A wild combo

Baby sulfur cubes (circled) shouldn't have blocks inside them. Does not exist in the game

Full story: I was harvesting a lot of wheat and carrots in my indoor farmland, until I was ambushed by a creeper. It blew up a portion of the farmland and my lanterns. I panicked and decided to bring all my pets, who were near the farm, into my base. Soon, another creeper ambush. I think it killed one of my tamed foxes and destroyed my item frames.

I almost had a third creeper ambush, but this time I was angry. I punched back with a wheat bushel. Mind you, the creeper was very close to my base's emergency exit door. One explosion, and it might destroy more farmland and kill my copper golem. I kept punching back, making sure to step back a block so the creeper could strafe away from the door.

Unfortunately, I was ambushed by a zombie behind me. The creeper blew up, destroying my entrance to my Strider pen and a few more lanterns.

It was hectic, to be honest. I think next time I'm lighting my base up and shifting my indoor farmland outside.

Seed: -343522682 or "North Carolina"

Version: 26.2 Snapshot 5

Coords: -676 63 -29998335

Description: A huge crater lake, with a large sulfur cave generation underneath it. Snowy plains on one side, spruce forest on the other. A handful of sulfur springs generate along the inward slopes of the crater rim and the edges of the lake. A small snowy tundra village sits a couple of blocks away from the crater.

https://modrinth.com/resourcepack/softer-trials