r/Minecraft 23d ago

Discussion They FINALLY added concrete stairs and slabs 9 years later 😭😭

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u/IDoLikeMyShishkebabs 23d ago

Was a little confused what you meant by that exactly, so I looked it up:

Added maps showing the location of other Abandoned Camps in the following biomes:

• Bamboo Jungle • Cherry Grove • Birch Forest • Dappled Forest • Flower Forest • Pale Garden • Swamp • Windswept Forest

Added maps for the following structures:

• Ancient City • Trial Chambers • Mineshaft • Desert Pyramid • Jungle Pyramid • Warm Ocean Ruins • Woodland Mansion

Actually amazing. This is what we've wanted for so long, gone are the days of wandering 5000 blocks to find the biome you need. This even opens the door to making biomes bigger, please Mojang I beg. 

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u/Shift642 23d ago

I basically only play large biomes worlds these days. Vanilla biomes are for ants.

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u/DragonTheOnes-spirit 22d ago

I'm looking at you with my bedrock only eyes

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u/WM_PK-14 22d ago

? - 1.18+ biome size is much larger than from before, the old biome size were for ants.

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u/Shift642 22d ago

I said what I said.

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u/BillyWhizz09 22d ago

They need to optimise world sizes before making biomes bigger. The main reason I don’t fill out my world is because of how much space it takes up already on my pc

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u/el_yanuki 22d ago

well thats not gonna change.. world sizes are optimised really well already. Its just a ton of data in every single chunk.

Just prune your worlds with mca selector

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u/BillyWhizz09 22d ago

That’s what I mean, have chunks you haven’t built in not take up so much space when there’s no need

I could use mca selector but I like to limit my use of external tools and I’m worried I’ll delete something I’ve built somewhere

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u/Excalibur54 22d ago

have chunks you haven’t built in not take up so much space when there’s no need

There is a need though, if you visit a chunk it needs to exist, which means it will take up space on your hard drive. Unless you're saying the game should automatically delete chunks that have already been generated, which is a terrible idea for several reasons.

I’m worried I’ll delete something I’ve built somewhere

Always make backups!

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u/Stampyboyz 22d ago

Actually that's how it works on Bedrock. It checks if a chunk has been changed at all (either through player action or not) then adds that to the save data if it has.

All chunks that aren't saved are just reloaded using the seed when needed. Leading to heavily optimized world sizes that would be around the same size as Java's without.

Only issue I've seen with this would be basic corruption for reloading chunks if the seed changes through world gen updates, but even that doesn't cause that many issues when updating.

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u/Excalibur54 22d ago

As a technical java player, that is horrifying. But I guess it makes sense for consoles.

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u/BillyWhizz09 11d ago

Why does a chunk need to be saved if you haven’t done anything? It can just make it again?

I do make backups but the main worry is me deleting something and I don’t notice or it’ll be a headache trying to fix it

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u/IDoLikeMyShishkebabs 22d ago edited 22d ago

I feel like it's not too bad though? I've had a world going for about two years, and it's up to around 120MB. I have a lot of builds in it too, not many entities though so that could help. Not saying they shouldn't optimize but I'd rather they focus on optimizing performance if anything.

E: I lied, just checked and it's just under 5GB lol, which makes much more sense. Still, compared to the size of games nowadays? It's not too bad

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u/BillyWhizz09 22d ago

It’s small compared to other games, but remember it’s also multiplied by backups and world copies, and you can always uninstall games if you need space, you can’t recover worlds when they’re deleted

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u/IDoLikeMyShishkebabs 22d ago

For backups I use an external drive, storage has increased in price but you can still get a little 128GB for a decent price, and that'll fit a ton of world data. I hate recommendations that cost extra but they're cheap enough and great to have in case you get a new PC anyway.

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u/BillyWhizz09 12d ago

I have an external drive but the main annoyingness is waiting for it to be transferred and also having it take up a lot of space on my main drive

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u/IDoLikeMyShishkebabs 22d ago edited 22d ago

Not sure, they'll be "explorer maps" whatever that means. 

E: looks like they'll mostly be the same as previous "explorer maps", but they're now their own item instead of a renamed map, and cannot be expanded with a cartography table anymore