Abbadon wrote:How do I find my location on the map? Is there a command to bring up x/y coordinates? I'm using Enders Client, if that makes a difference.
I think you just find landmarks around you and try to find yourself on the world map.
Abbadon wrote:How do I find my location on the map? Is there a command to bring up x/y coordinates? I'm using Enders Client, if that makes a difference.
Nothing, you might just have a rock lodged in your walls improving the odds of further cave-ins until it is destroyed.TheTylerLee wrote:What happens if a cave in hits my house?
If you still have the very last post on the thread, you can delete that post by using the [X] button up next to theTheTylerLee wrote:double post. dont know how to delete.
and [!] report buttons. If it's actually a double post, you don't need to go back and edit the previous one.
You just have to sample the ground every so often. It's recommended about 40-50 tiles for each. If you find better than q10, then you're on a node and then you should check a bit more frequently. The problem with these is that they can go inland and have no way of accessing the peak of the node, though you can always build a well for water.dunehammer wrote:can anyone tell me how to find high quality clay or water? does it come from underground? just like stones, all i can find is under q50 ones in surface.