In Minecraft, the player can control the weather at their discretion. This can be done using certain commands entered on the console. Let's take a closer look at how to change the weather in Minecraft.
Rain
There are only three types of weather in Minecraft - sunny, stormy and rainy. To irrigate your fields, you will need to enter the following command on the console: /weather rain 100. Note that the word rain means rain, and the number 100 is the number of seconds for which this weather is set. In this case, you can set the time at your discretion.
Storm
Storm - weather that is not popular with players. After all, it involves a thunderstorm, which can seriously damage housing and other property. But still, just in case, you should learn how to change the weather to a storm. The following command is indicated in the console: /weather stormy 100.
Sun
Most often, players prefer to set sunny weather. The console shows a command like this: /weather sunny 100.
Minecraft is one of the most popular games on the Internet today. It allows you to create your own world and fulfill desires and actions that are not yet possible in reality. For example, you can build a real snow house. Only for this you must first make snow.
How can you make snow in Minecraft?
Snow Making Instructions
A snow block can be crafted from four snowballs. It is enough to arrange them in a square in the inventory. Snowballs themselves can be obtained in several ways:
- destroying the already built snow block(at the same time, as many as 6 pieces can fall out, which allows you to independently increase the number of snowballs. You just need to build and break snow blocks a few times).
- Snowballs can also be obtained by killing a snow golem.
- Snowballs can also be obtained by digging snow with a shovel.
After you make a whole block of snow, you will have the opportunity to make snow itself. It looks like a thin layer on surfaces. To do this, combine three snow blocks in the bottom row.
The functionality of Minecraft Pocket Edition, of course, lags behind the usual Minecraft in many ways. All these endermen, withers, pistons, etc., will sooner or later be added to pocket Minecraft.
However, nevertheless, some functions, on the contrary, get into Minecraft from the mobile version. This was the case with boats, the generation of fallen trees and accelerated rabbits, but this does not seem to be the end of the matter: there is still functionality in MCPE that was not not implemented in regular Minecraft. I don’t know if it will be implemented in regular Minecraft, but I wouldn’t refuse: all these differences are very atmospheric and give the game a special charm.
Interestingly, all the differences that will be discussed now are related to snow, which means winter. Therefore, for those who do not have enough winter mood in Minecraft, it is definitely better to play the pocket version, and not the regular version.
Snow plates fall like blocks of sand
Snow: Two blocks in one?
But this is a very interesting property. If a snow plate is dropped on a flower or grass, the snow will not disappear and the flower/grass will not disappear. We will get snow through which a plant peeps through.
This is a very interesting effect, since from a technical point of view, two blocks cannot be located in one “block place” at once, but only one. But apparently, specifically to achieve this effect, the developers have provided a way to get around this limitation.
Snowflakes falling from snow covered trees
When snow lies on the leaves of trees, even in calm weather, snowflakes can be seen under the trees. Apparently, this simulates the shedding of snow from a tree. True (I don't know if this was fixed with the release of 0.13.0) snowflakes could also be seen ... inside enclosed spaces.
In general, when you walk through such a snowy forest, these snowflakes very well add the feeling that everything around is really covered with snow, and not lined with, for example, cotton wool.
Snow-covered trees and snowdrifts
During bad weather (i.e. when it rains in warm biomes and snows in cold biomes), trees gradually change the color of the foliage until it turns white. It looks just magical. You enter a green forest, even if it is slightly covered with snow, it begins to snow, and suddenly you notice that the greenery around is losing its brightness, and after a few minutes everything around becomes white: the forest is literally reborn.
By the way, the snow in Minecraft Pocket Edition can have different heights. And when it snows, where it already exists, the height of the “snowdrift” can increase. Technically, nothing prevents this from being organized in the usual Minecraft (and I even met plugins that do this), but for some reason they still haven’t provided for it there.
A real snowman!
Snow Golem is a real classic snowman! He only lacks carrots instead of a nose. His behavior is completely the same as that of an ordinary snowman, they just removed a pumpkin from him with scissors. I don’t know about you, but it seems to me that such a snowman is much cuter than a pumpkin-headed one :)
The number one holiday for millions of crafters is New Year. But he loses the aura of hopes for the best associated with him, if, alas, it is not white-white outside the window. We transfer our expectations into the game, and it is absolutely natural for us to want to cover the territory with snow. Moreover, snowballs can be used in combat. Their use is especially effective in battles with ifrits. So our childhood hobby in the game becomes quite an adult "method" of fighting enemies.
How to make snow in Minecraft
Snow is a non-solid and thin block that can be found:
- In winter biomes
- Where the snowman walked
Its height is about a third of the height of standard cubes. A layer of white material cannot prevent grass from growing. If there are sources of light near it (lava, lamp, furnace, torch), it starts to melt. It appears in the game in the following forms:
- In the one we described
- In the form of snowballs
- in the form of cubes
- In the form of snowflakes that snowfall brings
How to make a snow block in Minecraft?
Destroying the snow with a shovel, we get snowballs. From them by crafting we get cubes.
They are used in many cases. From them you can build buildings, they can finish the premises. Don't miss the opportunity to live in a snow castle! From the blocks you can create a golem, which will later pay back with huge percentages. This is wonderful, straight New Year's mathematics. When moving, the snowman leaves a ribbon of snow. It is impossible not to use this circumstance to extract an infinite amount of winter "fluff".
The construction of a snow-producing "enterprise" is just the creation of a golem and the fencing of the territory in which it will live. The snowman is made from two snow blocks and a pumpkin.
Once the farm is created, you can start to constantly wield a shovel. Such a curious answer is how to make snow in Minecraft.
