Particle-emitting blocks

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Many blocks also emit particles, often passively, and sometimes following certain interactions. It is possible to customize the texture used by the standard "block" particles which are used when breaking, sprinting on or falling on the block. Some blocks will also emit different, unrelated particles; these are fixed to the block ID and often state, and cannot be changed or disabled, nor can other blocks be made to use them.

Passive emitters

Blocks Relevant element Render
Small spores
Smoke
Embers
Smoke
Cosy smoke
Signal smoke
Smoke
Cosy smoke
Signal smoke
  • Candle, all 17 types with 1-4 in a block, when lit
Orange flames
Smoke
Orange flames
Smoke
Orange flames
Smoke
Blue flames
Smoke
Green flames
Smoke
Red smoke
Red smoke
Red smoke
Red smoke
Red smoke
Red smoke
Purple smoke
Purple smoke
Purple smoke
Smoke [1]
Purple smoke [1]
Blue dripping
Blue dripping
Yellow dripping
Purple dripping
Orange flames
Smoke
Smoke
Smoke
Orange flames
Falling particles
AoE particles
Sparkling particles
Falling leaves
Falling leaves
Falling leaves
Falling leaves
Falling leaves
Suspension [2]
Embers [2]
Bubbles [3]

Conditional emission

water splashing and bubbles, honey block bonus particles, scraping copper blocks, maybe dripping water and lava? active conduit, enchanting tables? turtle and sniffer eggs? sculk shrieker? sculk soul? vault? creaking heart? geysers? potent sulfur clouds? trial spawner activation? potent sulfur bubbles? touching powder snow? burning out redstone torches? fire when you put it out? rain on leaves and campfires and lava? barriers and lights when held? other dripstone situations? note blocks? lighting rods? do active jukeboxes make particles depending on state or actual playback? placing a wet sponge in the nether? dispenser, dropper, crafter output? decorated pot additions? firefly bush goes in this section as it isn't state dependent, but light dependent

References

  1. ↑ a b MC-279011 – End portal and end gateway blocks do not render block models if assigned
  2. ↑ a b MC-308377 – Water and lava do not render model elements even if assigned a separate model
  3. ↑ MC-308413 – Custom block models do not appear when assigned to bubble columns

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Passive particle emitters

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Conditional particle emitters

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