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== Blocos ==
 
== Blocos ==
=== Seamless slabs ===
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Esse artigo fala sobre recursos que estão no jogo, mas não são usados. Para ideias não usadas, veja Recursos mencionados.

Desde os primórdios do desenvolvimento do Minecraft, houve uma série de recursos adicionados ao jogo que não têm nenhum uso real no sobrevivência ou no Criativo. Algumas destas características são sobras de recursos removidos, ou simplesmente espaços reservados para novos recursos.

Note que esta página documenta somente recursos não implementados que estão atualmente no jogo. Veja Recursos removidos para recursos anteriormente presentes no jogo que já não estão mais disponíveis.

Blocos

=== Seamless slabs ===657

Smooth stone slab
Smooth Sandstone Full Half-Slab
Full Red Sandstone Slab

All double slabs above data value 8 have the seamless tag. This displays the top texture of the slab on all 6 sides. This is only visible on four slabs: stone, sandstone, red sandstone and quartz. All other seamless slabs look identical to their normal counterparts. Breaking seamless slabs will yield two of their respective slabs, which will create normal double slabs if stacked.

Bark blocks

Bark block oak

Wood blocks with data values 12 through 15 have the bark texture on all 6 sides. These are not found naturally and cannot be crafted, though they are obtainable with commands. When obtained in the inventory and placed, they will act like a normal wood block, placing with their axis corresponding to the face of the block clicked.

Stone wooden slabs

Before unique slabs corresponding to different wooden planks species were added, oak wooden slabs were treated like other stone-type slabs. They required a pickaxe to break, had a blast resistance greater than normal planks, and had stone sounds. They are still obtainable in worlds which had them in it previously. They are tagged as Wooden Slab, reflecting on the fact oak was the only wood species in plank form. In the Pocket Edition until Alpha 0.11.0, they are tagged as Fake Wood Slab, and will drop normal oak wood slabs when broken. This slab is still obtainable with commands, with damage value 2 and block type wood_old. It has a missing texture in the inventory.

Mobs

Gigante

Zombie
Artigo principal: Giant

Gigantes are an unused mob added in classic. They appear to be a giant zombie. Giants have no AI and are only intended to spawn when the light level is both greater than 11 and less than 8. They can be summoned using the /summon command.

Killer Bunny

Killer Bunny
Artigo principal: Rabbit

The killer bunny is a variant of the rabbit that is hostile to all players and dogs. Its fur is pure white with blood-red eyes that are horizontal, compared to a normal rabbit's vertical eyes.

On peaceful difficulty, the killer bunny will not despawn, despite its hostile nature. It will still attack wolves and pet dogs.

The Killer Bunny can only be spawned with the /summon Rabbit ~ ~ ~ {RabbitType:99} command.

Cavalo Zumbi

Undeadhorse
Artigo principal: Horse

O cavalo zumbi era um tipo de cavalo que só podia ser sumonado usando o comando /summon Horse ~ ~ ~ {Type:3} . Dropava uma carne podre quando morria.

Partículas

Artigo principal: Particles

Essas partículas não são usadas e só podem ser geradas usando /particle.

  • profundidade suspender
    • Was previously used by The Void to decrease ones view the further down they venture.
    • In 1.8 (14w34c) it was changed so that the void no longer emits these. The reason was for better performance.
  • footstep
    • Is an 8x8 texture which spawns below your feet. Cannot be obtained except with command blocks.
  • nuvem
  • take

Poções

Artigo principal: Potions

The uncraftable potion is a potion added in the 1.9 snapshot 15w44b with no effect that is unobtainable in survival. It is also available in splash potion and lingering potion forms, as well as for tipped arrows. Its use is unknown.

It can be obtained using the following command: /give @p minecraft:potion 1 0 {Potion:"minecraft:empty"}.

Icon Name DV
Uncraftable Potion 373

There are also potions that cannot be brewed, and give you status effects not intended to be received by potions; e.g. Wither, Nausea. Again, these can only be obtained through custom potions.

Status effects

Artigo principal: Status effects

Various status effects remain unused in the game. They can be obtained using /effect or potion NBT data, but have no way of being obtained other than that.

Blindness

Blindness is a status effect which creates thick black fog around the player.

Health Boost

During the 1.6 snapshots, the health boost status effect was added. It boosted the player's hearts for a temporary time. It could be obtained from eating a golden apple.

In the next main snapshot, golden apples give the player absorption instead of health boost, but the effect was still left in the game.

Strangely in 1.9, the developers gave the Health Boost effect a new texture from its original golden heart texture, despite the fact that it still not in use.

Saturation

Saturation is a status effect added in the 1.6.1 pre-release. It causes the hunger bar to refill by 1 (🍗) each tick.

Sons

Audio loops

Loops were unused sounds, found in the game files, and were possibly meant for when the player is in a specific type of location (i.e., in caves, woods, the ocean and beside a waterfall).

They were found in .minecraft/resources/sound/loops/, and could be converted to reveal four loops, of birds chirping, cave chimes, ocean and waterfall noises.

Loop Track
Birds Screaming Loop
Cave Chimes
Ocean
Waterfall

Outros

Undead Horse Track
Hit1 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-hit1.ogg
Hit2 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-hit2.ogg
Hit3 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-hit3.ogg
Hit4 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-hit4.ogg
Idle1 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-idle1.ogg
Idle2 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-idle2.ogg
Idle3 Arquivo:ZombieHorse-idle3.ogg
Death Arquivo:ZombieHorse-death.ogg
Others Track
Ghast affectionate scream Arquivo:GhastScream.ogg
Classic Hurt
Breath Arquivo:Breathing.ogg
Pling Arquivo:Pling.ogg
Succesfull Hit
Wolf Howl 1 Arquivo:Howl1.ogg
Wolf Howl 2 Arquivo:Howl2.ogg

However, the "Breath" sound is still usable by running "/playsound random.breath @p" in chat/command blocks.

Silverfish Walking Sounds Track
Step1 Arquivo:Step1Sfish.ogg
Step2 Arquivo:Step2Sfish.ogg
Step3 Arquivo:Step3Sfish.ogg
Step4 Arquivo:Step4Sfish.ogg

Texturas

Varias texturas located in minecraft.jar remain unused.

Angry villager particle

AngryVillager

Veja também: Villager

In the particles sheet, there is an angry villager head which remains unused.

Paeonia

Paeonia texture
Paeonia

Jeb holding the unimplemented paeonia.

Artigo principal: Flower

Paeonias are unimplemented flowers that were replaced by the two-block-tall peonies.

There was only one screenshot of the block released by Jeb. Its texture file can still be found; it is named flower_paeonia.png.

Purple arrow

Veja também: Arrow § History

Purple arrows were shot by skeletons in Survival Test and acted the same as regular arrows, and used a texture on the same sheet as the normal arrows, but the texture is not currently in use.

In 1.9, a new texture was added for arrows, causing the original arrow texture including the purple arrows to be entirely unused.

Arquivo:PurpleArrow.png

Ruby

Veja também: Emerald

On May 21, 2012, Jeb released a screenshot of himself testing the trading system. At this time, what would become emerald ore in 1.3.1 was ruby ore. The previous ruby texture remains in the ruby.png file. It is unknown if the texture will ever be used. Dinnerbone stated in a forum post[1] that they went with emeralds instead of rubies at the last minute because he is color-blind and he had a hard time spotting the difference between ruby ore and redstone ore. The names "Ruby Ore" and "Ruby" are still in the .lang files.

Villager speech bubble

Unused villager speech bubble

The villager speech bubble is an image that got added along with the villager.png file in the jar when the trading system was added. It showed a trade, where raw chicken could be sold to villagers for another raw chicken. Both raw chickens have the old texture. Its use is unknown.

In the 1.9 Resource Pack, part of the bubble is overlayed with the selection arrows, meaning the texture has no purpose.

References

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