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Steppe dirt

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Steppe dirt
Steppe dirt.png: Infobox image for Minecraft block 'Steppe dirt'
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Steppe dirt was a block in MinecraftEdu. It was a purely decorative soil block, with no functionality.[verify]

Obtaining

Steppe dirt could be obtained through the teacher menu or by using command blocks. It was not available in the Creative inventory.

Usage

It can be used as a building material.

Data values

The last ID of this block was 3729.

NameIdentifier Translation key
BlockSprite steppe-dirt.png: Sprite image for steppe-dirt in Minecraft Steppe DirtblockSteppeDirt block.minecraft.blockSteppeDirt

History

MinecraftEdu
0.1 Added dry dirt. It is referred to as "Steppe sand" when given to the player.
Steppe sand slowly replaces dirt when under unknown conditions[needs testing] upon enabling desertification, either through the teacher options menu, or by entering the /desertification command.
? Desertification is removed from the teaching options menu, making it only obtainable through the menu and commands. [when?]
? Desertification is removed entirely, making dry dirt no longer able to generate. [when?]
0.9843 Now has a blank name and grass texture. It is referred to as "null.name" when given to the player.
1.5.1 Build 1 Due to technical changes, it has the missing texture for this version, and is referred to as "tile.ForgeFiller.name" when given to the player.
1.5.2 Build 1 Has the correct texture reimplemented, but is renamed to Steppe dirt.
1.6.4 Build 1Steppe dirt has been removed.
  • Desertification in action
    Desertification in action
  • Ditto
    Ditto

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