⏩ Can you stack beds in Minecraft?
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👉 Beds should be stackable
Hello everyone.
The new Minecraft player is here. I am currently playing 1.14 and really like the bed mechanics that are new and the way that the villagers interact with one another and how they talk about how to make golems and how they interact with bells. Overall, I believe that switching the doors from bed to bed has dramatically enhanced the game’s realistic gameplay and improved control of the villagers.
This is the issue, however. The beds do not stack. Therefore, I can have many piles of wool or planks, but I can only hold as many beds until my inventory gets full. Each time I want to set up a bed and then re-insert it back into the belt, which is much more time-consuming.
When I’m trying to make a village from scratch, I’ll need to create twenty or more beds. I’m planning to build a skyscraper using multiple colored beds. However, I realized that it would take longer to design, dye, place, and then switch the beds than it would take to construct the skyscraper itself.
This is obviously something that needs to be changed. There are other useful blocks available in that pile (furnaces, enchanting tables), and it was acceptable prior to 1.14. But with new rules for the villager system, all beds have to be stackable to reduce the amount of time spent crafting and instead use this time for building.
⏩ Stackable Beds Add-on
This add-on allows users to stack beds within Minecraft. With this add-on, you are able to stack beds as high as 64 beds in just one slot in the inventory. The add-on is better suited for speed runners and regular players.
In the past, beds weren’t possible to stack, and one of the fastest methods to eliminate the end of the Ender Dragon was with beds. Speed runners are able to grab the number of beds they can fit into their inventory.
This is why there was not enough inventory space. This feature will speed up the process of managing inventory space since the beds can be stacked and one space for inventory is sufficient for them.
It is also possible to stack all the shades in beds, as you see in the above image. This can also be useful for mining beds in the nether to mine old debris.
If you enjoy this add-on, do share it with your fellow users, and if you have any suggestions or find any bugs with the extension, do inform me in your comments down below. Thank you!
👉 Installation:
- Then, click on the download button and proceed to follow the steps to download the add-on.
- Then double-click the downloaded extension.
- Now, the game will automatically load the add-on.
- Go to your world settings, and then the behavior pack, and then choose this add-on and select activate.
- So, enter your world and have fun.
⏩ Minecraft Villager Bunk Beds for Compressed Living
With the most recent village and updates to Pillage, Minecraft is changing a significant amount. It may seem like an update to a few features, but there are actually numerous new features to be found. This includes changes to the appearance and behavior of the villager characters within the games. They have real-world day-to-day tasks and objectives. They’ll go to work, visit places, then head home to sleep.
It will also change your options for storage or even use them to perform for you. I’ve developed a wonderful solution to house them and store them after this massive change to the Java and Bedrock versions of the game. The thing you’ll do is create Villager Bunk Beds, which you could also make use of. It’s a very natural storage solution for living in the present.
How to construct these bunk beds is to make a bed as well as some stairs and, of course, some villagers. Create a housing area and then secure it in the event that you want it. It’s really dependent on the amount of freedom you wish to grant your employees. Then, you’ll place something like planks (any block, actually) on the floor. The bed will be placed over it and then the planks will be taken off. This leaves a space untouched. Then you could build a bed beneath it.
It is necessary to build an access ramp to the upper level, too. Put them on one side, or even against walls. Check it out to be sure that you are able to reach the space. It is possible to leave some space between the beds in terms of spacing, but that’s entirely up to you. The villagers then go to bed and use their beds throughout the night.
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