What Is the Mucous Plug?
Slime Block [1] is a transparent block with special properties in the game Minecraft. Mucus pieces can be destroyed immediately, whether or not an item is held.
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- Mucus blocks can be destroyed immediately, with or without hands
- Due to the new rendering system, translucent blocks (blocks with two different transparency), such as slime blocks, are now valid blocks. [4]
- If the power is sufficient, a minecart flying out of the rails and falling on the slime block can continue to run to the opposite rail.
- Any entity falling on the edge of the slime block will not be bounced. To make sure you can bounce, you should fall exactly on the center of the top of the slime block.
- Putting a slime block under the soul sand moves at the same speed as using ice.
- Rabbits don't jump on slime blocks.
- Slime blocks cause players and animals to bounce, and their height is closely related to the speed of the individual. The bounce height will decrease rapidly in a short period of time. For example, falling from a height of 255 blocks onto a slime block will only produce a bounce height of about 50 blocks; falling from 50 blocks will only bounce up 22 blocks. The maximum bounce height is approximately 57.5 blocks.
- A slime block will cause the player or creature falling above it to bounce back to a height that varies according to the distance it fell. Items, falling sand, gravel, etc. will not be affected by this.
- No matter how high the player falls, if they hold down the jump button, they will only make a normal jump when they touch the slime block. But not doing so will cause you to jump to a height of 60% of the fall distance.
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- When water flows on the surface of the slime block, it can be picked up on the surface
- When a slime block is pushed or pulled by a sticky piston, it tries to move all adjacent blocks. These blocks may in turn push other blocks. For example, a slime block is pulled on the ground by a sticky piston. When it tries to push a block below itself, it will move all the blocks in the same pushing direction as if it was directly pushed by a piston.
The slime block will also be moved by adjacent slime blocks. For example, a 2 × 2 × 2 slime block can be pushed or pulled by a piston acting on either side of the cube.
If the adjacent block of the slime block cannot move through the piston, the slime block will ignore it directly. If there is an unmovable block in the same direction, the slime block itself will not move.
Mucus blocks will not be "pulled" by ordinary pistons, nor will they be pulled by blocks (except mucus blocks) next to them.
Like a piston, a slime block can only pull up to 12 blocks. For example, a 2 × 2 × 3 slime block can be pushed or pulled by a sticky piston as long as no other movable block is adjacent to it.
Pistons constructed as hook-shaped slime blocks cannot move themselves, but self-propelled machines can be created with multiple pistons.
| official version | ||
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| 1.8 | December 20, 2013 | Jeb published the first picture of a slime block. At that time, the slime block was called an "elastic block" |
| 1.8 | 14w02a | Added slime blocks. |
| 1.8 | 14w18a |
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| 1.8 | 14w19a | When a slime block is connected to a piston, it is now possible to move the entity laterally or vertically. |
| 1.8 | 14w25a | The internal material of the block originally used a 10 × 10 center in the 16 × 16 slime.png file. However, since the explicit block model reference technology was added to this snapshot, the custom model cannot access non-square The texture file, the 10 × 10 part of the center of the block now has its own texture. |
| 1.8 | 14w32c | Changed the sound effect of destroying / placing slime block to Slime's injury sound effect. |
| Pocket Edition (Alpha) | ||
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| 0.14.0 | build 1 | Added slime blocks. |