The text discusses 19 lesser-known features and tricks in Minecraft. These include:
1. Spawning a glitched-out red wolf in Bedrock Edition.
2. Utilizing Trident momentum to create a sword charge attack.
3. Using indirect methods to obtain music discs.
4. Creating invisible ladders using Vines and item frames.
5. Moving villagers using mobs and their hitboxes.
6. Disarming pillagers by breaking their crossbows.
7. Exploiting the diamond generation system to find diamonds.
8. Transporting animals using Elytra and leads.
9. Creating a lightning generator using Trident and copper lightning rods.
10. Using curved rails to create efficient rollercoaster tracks.
11. Converting villagers to zombies using a specific potion.
12. Creating immortal pets using a specific potion and bug exploit.
13. Decorating item frames using signs and blocks.
14. Exploding creepers using lingering potions.
15. Placing beds underwater to avoid monsters.
16. Using the fill command to create complex patterns.
17. Creating ropes by tying leads on fences using Axolotls.
18. Creating off-grid block placement illusions using stair blocks and water.
19. Utilizing the world border to mix hitboxes and create unusual block placements.
These features and tricks showcase the depth and complexity of Minecraft, and how players can use creative strategies to achieve specific goals or create unique experiences.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. In Bedrock Edition, it is possible to spawn a glitched-out red wolf by using the tag on tame in the summon command.
2. In Bedrock Edition, you can dye a wolf a different color and it will change its appearance.
3. Tridents can be used to charge up and then switch to a sword to create a sword charge attack.
4. Vines can be used as an alternative to ladders in Minecraft building.
5. Villagers can be moved by tucking them within a herd of mobs like cows and sheep and using their hitboxes to drag along the villager.
6. Pillagers can be disarmed by maneuvering them into the back seat of a boat and then sitting in the front.
7. The way diamonds generate is linked to the way lapis lazuli generates, and by finding a lapis lazuli ore, you can dig four blocks north and then vertically to find diamonds.
8. In Minecraft, animals can be relocated by tying them up with a lead and bringing them with you by using an elytron rocket.
9. Lightning can be summoned using a Trident entity and a copper lightning rod.
10. Curved rails can be used to create a more efficient rail system than powered rails.
11. Converting villagers to zombies can be done by using a weakness potion and then adding a dragon's breath to create a lingering potion.
12. In Bedrock Edition, pets can be made immortal by exposing them to decay potions and then healing them at the last moment.
13. Item frames can be overlaid on signs to create a pop-up effect.
14. Creepers that are under a potion effect will explode as a lingering potion.
15. Beds can be placed underwater to sleep safely without being disturbed by monsters.
16. The fill command can be used to create complex patterns by filling in blocks and then changing them back to the original block.
17. Leads can be tied to fences without using mobs by using Axolotls.
18. Stair blocks can be used to create the illusion of blocks being placed off the grid.
19. There is a glitch at the edge of Minecraft's map that allows for the mixing of hitboxes and the creation of unusual block combinations.