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Minecraft guides — page 2

Minecraft Java and Bedrock guides: shaders and mods, FPS settings, survival, farms and running your own server. Each guide states the game edition, requirements and ways to check your results.

Several players set up a village and meet around the campfire

Getting started · 3 min

Minecraft teleportation: coordinates, players and safe destinations

tp argument order, absolute and relative coordinates, execute context, and Bedrock block checking constraint.

Java and Bedrock; checkForBlocks true - only in the given Bedrock version

Computer with world Minecraft open and keyboard on table

Getting started · 3 min

Moving a Java world: find the folder, copy it and verify the result

What to copy from saves, how to avoid an extra folder in the archive and check inventory and measurements on a new computer.

Java Edition; single world, mod builds require legacy dependencies

Getting started · 3 min

Playing Minecraft with friends: choose the right way to connect

LAN, Realms, separate server and Bedrock friends: comparison by edition and host availability.

Java and Bedrock; Built-in friends capabilities vary by release

A player returning to a well-lit riverside house at sunset

Getting started · 3 min

What to do in Minecraft: five projects you can finish

Projects for one evening or a few sessions: a well-lit road, an organized storage room, an expedition, a parkour course and a shared neighborhood.

Java and Bedrock; suggested projects that need no special mods

The player returns to the illuminated house by the river at sunset

Getting started · 4 min

Your first Minecraft night: tools, food and a small shelter

A specific supply of wood and stone, an order of tools, charcoal and a shelter that can be completed before dark.

Java and Bedrock; regular Survival without starter kits

Survival · 2 min

A reliable food supply: crops, animals and travel rations

How to choose a repeatable food source, save seeds and producers, prepare products and keep a reserve for expeditions and returning things.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21

Wheat fields, beehives and a pen with animals near the village

Survival · 2 min

A small animal farm: pens, food and a breeding pair

How to choose the right species, bring in a pair, arrange an entry without shoots and save the breeders. Wool, eggs, milk and regular maintenance.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21

Survival · 2 min

Allays in Minecraft: collecting items and duplication

What allay collects, where to find it and how to direct the loot to the chest through the note block. A simple experiment on wheat and duplication with amethyst.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21

Survival · 3 min

Bees, honey and honeycomb: a small apiary

What is the difference between honey and honeycombs, how to safely collect products and move an occupied nest. First hive, flowers, reproduction and testing of automation.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21

Survival · 2 min

Breeding villagers and finding why it fails

Manual platform for two villager: free beds, bread and vegetables, angry particles, selection of food and further transportation of children to the trading floor.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21: manual condition checking

Workshop with chests, furnaces, crafting table and lamps

Survival · 2 min

Brewing basics: the brewing stand and your first useful potions

Cooking stand fuel, water bottles and crude potion. Three useful recipes, excluding Weakness, redstone, glowstone and explosive form.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21: classic recipes

Survival · 2 min

Fortune or Silk Touch: which pickaxe should you make first?

What resources does Fortune increase, what blocks does Silk Touch save, and why keep two pickaxes. A practical route for mining and processing ore.

Java and Bedrock 1.20–1.21