Can Buried Treasure Spawn Below Sandstone at Hudson Rupe blog

Can Buried Treasure Spawn Below Sandstone. However, shipwrecks can spawn in solid blocks like. Buried treasure structures contain a single chest. Most of the time the chest generates buried in a beach, so it has a sand or gravel block covering it. Yes, the wiki even states it can be under stone. The chest is almost always buried by some material. Usually, it’ll spawn under sand or gravel blocks since they make up most of minecraft’s beaches, but as mentioned before, it can also spawn under stone blocks. Probably, either that or go further forward into that dirt patch. Most of the time the chest generates. I’ve seen a screenshot of where a chest was under stone, but it was on a stone beach. However, shipwrecks can spawn in solid blocks like stone and. As long as the buried treasure chest spawns in a beach or snowy beach biome (and stony shore in bedrock edition), there’s no rule as to what type of block it can generate under. Well the other issue is that it’s usually not directly under the x.

I’ve seen a screenshot of where a chest was under stone, but it was on a stone beach. Most of the time the chest generates. Usually, it’ll spawn under sand or gravel blocks since they make up most of minecraft’s beaches, but as mentioned before, it can also spawn under stone blocks. Well the other issue is that it’s usually not directly under the x. Buried treasure structures contain a single chest. As long as the buried treasure chest spawns in a beach or snowy beach biome (and stony shore in bedrock edition), there’s no rule as to what type of block it can generate under. However, shipwrecks can spawn in solid blocks like. Yes, the wiki even states it can be under stone. However, shipwrecks can spawn in solid blocks like stone and. Probably, either that or go further forward into that dirt patch.

Burried treasure chest under sandstone!? (got a box full of stacks of sand from trying to find

Can Buried Treasure Spawn Below Sandstone Buried treasure structures contain a single chest. Most of the time the chest generates. Most of the time the chest generates buried in a beach, so it has a sand or gravel block covering it. Probably, either that or go further forward into that dirt patch. However, shipwrecks can spawn in solid blocks like stone and. Well the other issue is that it’s usually not directly under the x. The chest is almost always buried by some material. Yes, the wiki even states it can be under stone. Buried treasure structures contain a single chest. As long as the buried treasure chest spawns in a beach or snowy beach biome (and stony shore in bedrock edition), there’s no rule as to what type of block it can generate under. Usually, it’ll spawn under sand or gravel blocks since they make up most of minecraft’s beaches, but as mentioned before, it can also spawn under stone blocks. However, shipwrecks can spawn in solid blocks like. I’ve seen a screenshot of where a chest was under stone, but it was on a stone beach.