Huge Crimson Fungus

Huge Crimson Fungus

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A huge crimson fungus is a large tree-like feature that generates in the Nether and can be grown from crimson fungi.

The trunks of huge crimson fungi are made of crimson stems. Huge crimson fungus trunks can be either thick or thin: thick trunks grow up in a 3×3-plus shape, with stray stems sometimes in the corners, while thin trunks grow straight up as a 1×1 column.

To determine the size of huge crimson fungi, a random integer is chosen between 4 and 13 [inclusive]. There is a ¹⁄₁₂ chance of that integer doubling. The resulting value is the height of the trunk. A layer of wart blocks and shroomlights is then spread around the trunk, being able to generate up to 3 blocks out from the trunk, and are the "leaves" of the fungus. There is a 3×3×2 hollow ring that surrounds the lowest block of a fungus where no blocks generate.

Huge crimson fungi may also have weeping vines growing replacing the same, or from the underside of wart blocks. In this way huge crimson fungi may grow the weeping vines lower than the stems as well as initially generate replacing the stems, when naturally-generated uniquely along the local ceiling.

Huge crimson fungi generate only in crimson forests.

When bone meal is used on a crimson fungus that is planted on crimson nylium, this has a 40% chance to grow into its huge equivalent. The stem, shroomlight, or nether wart block do not replace blocks. A fungus does not grow by itself through random ticks, unlike saplings.

Huge crimson fungi grow even with blocks above them,^[1] and do not replace any solid blocks when grown; however, they do not grow if blocked by the world height limit, or if situated outside of the world.

Huge crimson fungi can grow up to 27 blocks tall. The maximum space they can take up is 9×27×9 blocks (partially hollow), and the average is 213 blocks of volume.

Nether wart blocks and shroomlights persist when the stems of the huge fungus are removed, unlike how leaves decay when logs of a tree are removed.

Java Edition:

Feature type	Identifier
[No displayed name]	huge_fungus

Configured feature	Identifier
[No displayed name]	crimson_fungus
[No displayed name]	crimson_fungus_planted

Bedrock Edition:

Feature type	Identifier
[No displayed name]	_huge_crimson_fungus_feature

Java Edition:

{
  "type": "minecraft:huge_fungus",
  "config": {
    "decor_state": {
      "Name": "minecraft:shroomlight"
    },
    "hat_state": {
      "Name": "minecraft:warped_wart_block"
    },
    "planted": false,
    "replaceable_blocks": {
      "type": "minecraft:matching_blocks",
      "blocks": [
        "minecraft:warped_fungus",
        "minecraft:crimson_fungus",
        "minecraft:weeping_vines",
        "minecraft:weeping_vines_plant",
        "minecraft:twisting_vines",
        "minecraft:twisting_vines_plant"
      ]
    },
    "stem_state": {
      "Name": "minecraft:warped_stem",
      "Properties": {
        "axis": "y"
      }
    },
    "valid_base_block": {
      "Name": "minecraft:warped_nylium"
    }
  }
}

Issues relating to "Huge Crimson Fungi" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.

• 
  A huge crimson fungus in a Nether fortress
• 
  A huge crimson fungus generated on netherrack
• 
  The shortest huge fungus and the tallest huge fungus

• Huge Warped Fungus
• Tutorial:Huge fungus generation