Scratch and Flask

🌟 Natural and building blocks. These are the foundation of the entire game world, from which biomes are composed and houses are built: Earth, stone, cobblestone, and deep slate are the most common blocks underfoot. Wood and planks come in different types (oak, birch, tropical, cherry, bamboo). They are used to make doors, fences, and steps. Sand, gravel, and clay are loose blocks that fall if there is no support underneath them. Concrete, terracotta, and bricks are ideal for beautiful buildings thanks to their vibrant colors and varied textures. 💎 Ores and Gems They are mined for resources: Coal, iron, and copper ores are needed for torches, armor, tools, and lightning rods. Gold and diamond ores are used to craft valuable equipment and tools. Emerald ore - its crystals serve as currency for trading with villagers. Netherite ore (ancient debris) - found only in the Nether, it is used to make the strongest armor in the game. ⚙️ Mechanisms and Redstone (Redstone) Blocks with which you can build automatic farms, traps (like in Scratch's video), and Combination locks: Sticky and regular pistons - move other blocks. Dispenser and Dropper - shoot arrows, pour lava, or simply throw things. Observer - a camera block that notices any changes in front of it and gives a signal. Vortex - sucks up dropped items and transfers them to chests. 🔥 Modified blocks (from Flasky and Scratch mods) If you watch Let's Plays, you've probably seen blocks that aren't in regular Minecraft. Bloggers add them with mods: Lucky Blocks - blocks with a question mark. If you break them, they'll drop either a cool diamond sword or drop a giant silverfish or TNT. Mutant blocks - living blocks that can chase the player. Camouflage blocks - look like regular dirt or wood, but you can walk through them like air (perfect for hide-and-seek).

Nuclear TNT - destroys entire biomes. Invisible TNT - used for stealth trolling. Thunderstorm or Lava TNT - when detonated, summons dozens of lightning bolts or drenches the surrounding area in lava. TNT-House - when activated, does not destroy the terrain, but instantly creates a random building.

Key characteristics of the TNT ("Tinty") block: What it is: The most famous explosive block in the game. How to craft: Combine 4 sand blocks (regular or red) and 5 gunpowder (dropped by killing creepers) in a crafting table. How to activate: It doesn't explode on its own. It must be ignited with a flint and steel, fired at with a flaming arrow, or connected to a redstone signal (via a lever, button, or pressure plate). After activation, the player has exactly 4 seconds to run to a safe distance.

📦 What the inventory menu looks likePressing the E key (on PC) opens a full-screen window to manage all your items. It is divided into several functional zones:1. Main Storage (Inventory Grid)Consists of 27 square slots (3 rows of 9 slots) in the lower half of the window. Most materials are stacked in groups (stacks) of 64 pieces in one slot (tools, armor, and buckets occupy the slot one at a time).2. Duplicate HotbarThe lowest row of 9 slots in the inventory menu completely duplicates the hotbar that you see on the screen while walking. Things can be easily dragged down from the upper storage with the mouse.3. Second (left) hand slotIndicated by a small shield icon. An object that the character will hold in his left hand (usually a shield, torches, arrows, or an immortality totem) is placed here.4. Armor Equipment WindowLocated vertically (4 cells with transparent silhouettes of clothes). From top to bottom, they are worn: helmet, breastplate, greaves (pants) and boots.5. Built-in mini-craftingA small 2 by 2 grid right next to your character's image. Needed to quickly create torches, a crafting table, or recraft logs into planks without using a large workbench. Next to it is a button in the form of a green recipe book, which shows all the schemes available to you

🩸 What the Health and Status Bar (HUD) looks likeThese indicators are always located at the bottom of the screen, right above the Quick Panel.Health Bar (HP): Displayed as 10 red hearts. Each heart is divided exactly in half (into 2 health points), which gives a total of 20 HP points.Effects: If the player is poisoned, the hearts turn green-brown. If the Wither effect is applied, the hearts are completely blackened. When gaining additional health from the golden apple, temporary yellow absorption hearts appear nearby.Hunger Gauge (Satiety): Located mirrored to the right of the hearts. Displayed as 10 fried chicken legs (also 20 units). If the gauge starts to shake, it means that the character is hungry and the satiety level drops.Hotbar: A long gray bar of 9 square cells at the very bottom of the screen. They contain items that the player is holding in their hands right now (weapons, pickaxe, blocks, food). You can select them with the mouse wheel or buttons from 1 to 9.Experience bar: A thin green line located exactly between the hotbar and the hearts. In the center above it, a green number is always lit - the current level of experience of the player

👑 Boss WeaknessesGuardian (Varden):Distracting Sounds: Since he is blind, he can be led around indefinitely, shooting arrows or throwing snowballs at the opposite wall, and will run at the sound of a projectile hitting 🔍. If you place the bed on the obsidian totem in the center and try to lie down on it the moment the dragon descends, the bed will explode with the force of dynamite. A few proper bed explosions kill the boss in seconds

🔥 Nether (Hell)Gast:Low Health: Ghast has only 5 health points (2.5 hearts) [🔍]. He can be killed with a single shot from his bow or by knocking his own fireball back into him. 🔍 🔍 Seven accurate snowball throws will kill him without using expensive weapons.Piglins and Brutal Piglins:Gold: Normal piglins become neutral if the player is wearing at least one piece of gold armor [🔍]. They can also be distracted by throwing a gold bar on the ground (they will pick it up and start looking at it, temporarily forgetting to attack). 🔍 If you build a horizontal canopy above your head at a height of 2 blocks from the ground, the skeleton simply will not be able to get to you, and you will be able to safely hit its legs

☀️ Universal Weaknesses (By Mob Class)Undead (Zombies, Skeletons, Phantoms, Drowned):Sunshine: Burns during the day outdoors (unless wearing a helmet or standing in water/under a tree) [🔍].Healing Potions: Possesses inverted damage taking. Explosive Healing Potion deals damage to them, while Explosive Damage Potion, on the other hand, heals them.Special Enchantment: Takes massive increased damage from a sword or axe with the Heavenly Smite enchantment.Ender Dwellers (Endermen):Water: Takes damage from normal rain, bodies of water, or a spilled bucket of water 🔍. Water causes them to teleport away instantly.Pumpkin: Equipping a carved pumpkin on your character's head (in the helmet slot) will not cause Endermen to become aggressive even if you look them directly in the eye.Arthropods (Spiders, Silverfish, Bees):Take increased damage from Arthropod Scourge weapons and are greatly slowed after being hit.

🛡️ Monster-specific weaknesses and tactics against them🟢 Normal WorldCreeper:Cats and Ocelots: Creepers are terrified of cats [🔍]. If a tamed cat is planted at the entrance of the house, the creeper will never get closer than a few blocks to the door.Knockback: If you hit the creeper with a run (or with a sword on "Knockback"), it will fly backwards, resetting a 1.5-second explosion timer.Skeleton:Close Blind Spot: The skeleton is unable to effectively shoot at point-blank range if the player is constantly circling around it. Having a normal shield completely nullifies the skeleton's danger, as its own arrows will fly back into it.Witch:Distance: The witch can only attack with explosive potions up to 9 blocks away. Phantom:Roof or Bed: They cannot attack if there is at least one block (canopy, tree) above the player's head. But the main weakness is that it is enough to click on the bed at night for 1 second to reset the insomnia timer, and phantoms will stop spawning for another 3 days

👑 Boss and Super Monster AbilitiesGuardian / Varden (Echolocation and Sonic Boom): Completely blind, but possesses perfect hearing and smell. It reacts to any vibrations (footsteps, opening chests, breaking blocks). If the player hides on a high ground or behind a wall, Varden unleashes a powerful Sonic Boom, a sound wave that travels through any blocks, deals massive damage, and completely ignores the shield.Evoker (Earth Magic and Summon Spirits): Raises his arms up and creates a path of iron jaws that crawl out of the ground. Also summons 3 flying Vex, small sword-wielding ghosts that can fly through walls and attack the player.Ender Dragon (Wrecking Ram and Acid Breath): Flies around obsidian pillars and is healed by Ender Crystals. Periodically swoops into the center of the portal, starting to breathe purple Ender Acid, which deals AoE damage and collects into potion bottles. Can knock the player back to a great height with his wing

🔥 Nether (Hell) Monster AbilitiesGhast (Fireballs): A giant flying cube that spots the player from 100 blocks. Fires exploding fireballs from its mouth that set fire to blocks around it. These orbs can be knocked back back into Ghast with a precise slash of a sword, an arrow, or even a hand.Ifrit (Firebarrage and Flying): Flies around Infernal Spawners and begins to glow and smoke in preparation for an attack. Fires a burst of 3 fireballs in a row at the player, which cannot be deflected.Enderwalker (Teleportation and Rage): Has the ability to instantly teleport when taking damage or if he is shot with a bow (arrows do not hit him at all). It attacks if you look directly into its face (in the area of the "eyes"). Afraid of water, it deals damage to it.Wither Skeleton (Wither Effect): A two-meter tall black skeleton with a stone sword. Upon impact, it applies the "Wither" effect on the player - the health bar turns black, gradually decreases, and this effect, unlike normal poisoning, can completely kill the character

🟢 Overworld Monster AbilitiesCreeper (Silent Approach and Explosion): Moves completely silently. Approaching the player within 3 blocks, it begins to hiss, swell, and explodes after 1.5 seconds. If the creeper is struck by lightning, it turns into a Charged Creeper - its radius and explosion force are doubled.Skeleton (Forward Shooting): Shoots a bow from a distance of up to 15 blocks, and aims ahead of the curve if the player runs. In winter biomes, his counterpart, Stray, appears, whose arrows apply the "Slow" effect to the player.Spider (Wall Climbing and Jumping): Able to climb vertically on any solid blocks, except for smooth walls under a canopy. At night, it attacks by jumping from a distance. Witch (Alchemy and Self-Heal): Remotely bombards the player with explosive potions of poison, slowness, weakness, and instant damage. If the witch takes damage, she runs away and starts drinking regeneration or fire resistance potions, temporarily becoming almost invulnerable.Phantom (Air Ram): Appears in the night sky only if the player has not slept in bed for more than 3 in-game days. They group into packs, dive on top of the player and strike, then soar into the sky again.Drowned (Trident Throw): Normal zombies drowned in water turn into drowned. Some of them spawn with tridents - they are able to endlessly throw them at the player both underwater and on land, dealing huge damage

🌟 Rare and valuable drops from special mobs and BossesEvoker (in the Forest Mansion or raid): Always guaranteed to drop the Totem of Immortality [🔍].Guardian (Varden in the Dark Caves): It only drops a catalyst and a bit of experience. The developers specifically made it so that players avoid Varden instead of trying to kill him.Ifrit (in Hellkeep): Drops a Fire Rod (blaze rod). It is recrafted into a fiery powder, without which it is impossible to brew potions and make Eyes of the End[🔍].Ghast (flying cube in Hell): Drops gunpowder and a tear of ghast (needed to brew potions to regenerate and revive the Ender Dragon).Wither (boss): Always drops the Nether Star - the main and only component for crafting the Lighthouse [🔍].Ender Dragon (final boss): It does not drop items in the inventory, but a huge amount of experience flies out (enough for 70+ levels at once), and a Dragon Egg (the rarest decorative trophy) appears at the top of the portal [🔍]

🐖 Drops from Peaceful and Domestic AnimalsAlmost all animals drop raw meat, but if you set a mob on fire before dying (with a Fire Plot Sword or a Flint), the meat will drop immediately roasted.Cow: Drops raw beef and leather (needed for crafting books, bookshelves, and frames) [🔍].Sheep: Drops raw lamb and 1 block of wool of the same color as the sheep was (it's better to shear them with live scissors - this way more wool drops).Pig / Chicken: Pork falls out of the pig. From chicken - chicken and feathers (needed for crafting arrows and books with a feather).Rabbit: Rabbit meat, rabbit skin (for crafting leather) and rarely - rabbit's foot (needed for jumping potion).Horse / Donkey / Llama: Drops skin.Octopus (Squid): Drops ink sac (dye) [🔍]. A glowing octopus gives a glowing ink sac (makes the text on the tablets bright).

🟢 Drop from Normal Monsters (Hostile)Zombies: Drops Rotten Flesh (can be eaten as a last resort or sold to priests in the village) [🔍]. Rare 🔍: Iron ingots, carrots, potatoes, or armor/weapon pieces they were wearing. Rare: Their own bow.Creeper: Drops gunpowder (the main ingredient for crafting TNT dynamite and rockets for flying on elytrae)[🔍]. If the creeper is killed by a skeleton archer, the creeper will drop a music record.Spider: Drop a thread (needed for a bow, fishing rod, and wool) and a spider eye (an ingredient for brewing harm and poison potions) [🔍].Enderman (Enderman): Ender pearls drop. Needed to teleport and craft the Eye of the End to activate the portal [🔍].Drowned: Drops rotten flesh. Rare: Trident (unique water weapon) or nautilus shell.Witch: The richest common mob in drops. It drops glowing dust, redstone, gunpowder, sugar, spider eyes, glass bottles, and potions 🔍.

🌟 Magic Food (Superfoods)This food is eaten not for satiety, but for powerful magical effects:Golden Apple: Crafted from an apple and 8 gold bars. Restores 2 Legs, but grants additional armor (yellow absorption hearts) and a regeneration effect. It can be eaten even if you are fully fed.Enchanted Golden Apple (Notch's Apple): The rarest item. Cannot be crafted, can only be found in chests of ancient structures. Provides powerful regeneration, damage resistance, and fire resistance. Saves in the most hopeless situations.Chorus fruit: Grows on the islands of the Edge. Restores 2 legs and teleports the player to a random point within 8 blocks when eaten (helps to get out of traps or escape when falling into an abyss)

🥣 Soups (stewed mushroom, stewed rabbit, beet borscht): Restore a lot of satiety, but are stored poorly in the inventory (each portion occupies a separate slot along with a wooden bowl, they cannot be stacked in a stack of 64 pieces).Cake: Unique food. It cannot be eaten from the inventory - the cake must be placed as a block on the ground. You can bite into 7 pieces of it (each restores 1 leg).Cookies and Pumpkin Pie: Cookies restore only 0.5 legs, and pie restores as many as 4 legs

🌾 Plant-based food and baked goodsObtained from gardens, farms or collected in the forest.Bread: The most affordable food at the start. Crafted on a crafting table of 3 units of wheat. Restores 2.5 legs.Baked potatoes: Potatoes must be harvested in the villages and must be fried in the oven. Restores 2.5 Legs.Golden Carrots: The best food in the game in terms of hidden satiety (the hunger bar will start to be spent very soon). Crafted from regular carrots and pieces of gold. Restores 3 Legs.Watermelon Slices and Sweet Berries: Restore only 1 leg each. They are spent very quickly, but they are easy to get in huge quantities. Restores 2 legs. Needed for crafting golden apples

🥩 Meat and fish products (Best food for survival)Raw meat restores little satiety and can cause poisoning (raw chicken), so it should always be roasted in the oven or smoker.Steak (roasted beef) and Roast pork: The most popular and effective food for everyday survival. Restore 4 legs and give huge satiety.Roast lamb and Fried chicken: Restore 3 legs.Fried rabbit: Restores 2.5 legs. Fish (grilled salmon and fried cod): Salmon restores 3 legs, cod - 2.5. They are obtained by fishing. Pufferfish and tropical fish cannot be eaten (they are poisonous)

🪣 4. Multi-Purpose Items (RMB)Bucket of Water/Lava: Right-clicking on an empty space pours out liquid. Right-clicking an empty bucket on a source of water or lava collects it back. Water from a bucket can extinguish yourself when burning or cushion a fall from a great height (MLG trick).Tinder (Lighter): Right-clicking on the top of any solid block sets it on fire. Used to activate a portal to Hell or to set enemies on fire.Reason: Right-click on a peaceful mob (cow, horse, wolf) to bind it to you and lead it. Clicking the RMB on the fence again will tie the animal to that fence

🛡️ 2. Combat Items (Weapons & Defense)Sword: Primary Weapon (LMB). It has a fast attack speed compared to an axe and can deal damage to multiple enemies in front of you at once (Sweeping Strike).Shield: Place it in a second-hand slot (the shield will appear on the left side of the screen). Hold down the RMB to cover the character with a shield. This completely blocks skeleton arrows, creeper explosions, and zombie hits.Bow and Crossbow: Requires arrows in the inventory. Hold the RMB to pull the string and release the button to fire. The crossbow can be loaded in advance (hold down the RMB) and fired instantly at the right moment

🍞 3. Food, Potions and Totems (RMB)How to eat food / drink potions: Hold food in your main hand and hold RMB for 1-2 seconds. The character will make a crunch sound and the hunger (or health) bar will fill up. You can eat only when the hunger bar is not full (with the exception of golden apples and chorus). Just hold it in your left (second) hand. If your health drops to zero, the totem automatically triggers, saves you from death, grants regeneration and fire resistance effects, and then disappears

⚒️ 1. Basic Tools (LMB)In order for the tool to work efficiently and not break too quickly, it must be used strictly for its intended purpose:Pickaxe: Needed to mine stone, cobblestone, ores (coal, iron, diamonds) and any metal or stone blocks. If you dig a stone with your hand or shovel, the block will simply be destroyed and nothing will fall out of it.Axe (Axe): Used for quickly cutting down trees, boards, wooden furniture, and fences. The axe also deals a huge amount of damage in battle and can temporarily block the enemy's shield.Shovel: Quickly digs through earth, sand, gravel, clay and snow. Right-clicking the shovel on a block of grass creates a path.Hoe: Used to collect blocks of leaves, hay, sponges, and mushroom blocks. Pressing the RMB with the hoe on the ground or grass plows the bed for planting seeds

1. Portal to the Nether (Hell)This portal is built by the player independently in any convenient place. Obsidian can be obtained by pouring water over a lava source and extracting it with a strictly diamond or netherite pickaxe.Dimensions: The minimum frame is 4 by 5 blocks (the interior space is 2 blocks wide and 3 high).How to activate: You need to set fire to the inner lower part of the frame with a flint (crafted from iron and flint) or a fireball. A purple iridescent shroud will appear inside.

⚔️ Raid (Raid) MechanicThe player can provoke a real war between these factions:Bad Omen Effect: If you kill a patrol leader or rogue in an outpost (he has a sinister Zcriteria flag on his head), you will receive this effect.Assault Start: If you enter any village with this effect, a raid health bar will appear at the top of the screen. Waves of enemies: Rogues will attack in waves (their number depends on the difficulty of the game). They will try to kill all the villagers.Victory Reward: If you fight off all the waves and defend the village, you will receive the status of "Hero of the Village". Residents will rejoice, set off fireworks and make huge discounts for you on all their goods, and some will throw useful resources at you for free

🏹 Rogues (Illagers)Rogues are evil gray inhabitants of the world who hate ordinary citizens and attack them at every opportunity. These include several types of mobs:Pillager: The most common enemy, armed with a crossbow.Vindicator: Runs fast and attacks with an iron axe. Evoker: A mage who summons jaws from the ground and creates flying pests (Vex). It drops a legendary item, the Totem of Immortality.Ravager: A huge armored bull that breaks crops, stuns the player's shields, and rams everything in its path. There is always a loot chest and sometimes cages with locked iron golems or Elles (silents).Forest Mansion: A rare giant building in the Dark Forest where Evokers and Champions live.Patrols: Small squads of 3-5 bandits who just roam the Overworld.

🏡 VillagesVillages are generated in the Overworld in various biomes (plains, taiga, desert, savanna, snowy tundra). The appearance of houses and the clothes of the inhabitants depend entirely on the biome.Villagers: Peaceful mobs that have a daily routine. They work and walk during the day, gossip at the bell in the evening, and sleep in their beds at night. The player can sell them resources (wheat, coal, rotten flesh) and buy rare items (diamond armor, arcane books, rare food) for emeralds. It appears automatically if the villagers start to panic because of zombies or bandits.

2. Metals and ores (require mandatory remelting in a furnace)Iron: The most important resource of the mid-game. It is used to make reliable armor, tools, buckets and shields. Weapons made from it are weak, but gold is needed for crafting golden apples, electric rails, and trading with piglins in Hell.Copper: Used mainly for decoration (blocks, lightning rods, spyglasses).

3. Jewels and Rare MaterialsDiamonds: The most coveted resource of the Overworld. It is found at great depths. Needed to create durable tools and armor.Emeralds: The main currency in the game. Mined in mountain biomes or earned by trading with villagers.Netherite: The most durable material. It is obtained only in Hell from "ancient debris". It is used to upgrade diamond items, after which they stop burning in lava.Redstone (Red Stone): An analogue of electricity. It is needed to create any automatic systems and mechanisms

⚒️ Types of crafting and workplacesTo create different items, you use your own unique blocks-tools:1. Crafting Table (Main Craft)Opens grid 3×3. 90% of all items in the game are created here:Tools: Pickaxe, axe, shovel, hoe, sword (made according to the same template: sticks + material).Armor: Helmet, breastplate, leggings, boots (laid out of leather, iron, gold or diamonds).Doors, chests, boats, torches and other household elements

2. Furnaces (Remelting)Normal Furnace: Smelts ore and fries food (works on coal, wood, or lava).Smelter: Smelts ore into ingots 2 times faster than a normal furnace.Smoker: Cooks food 2 times faster than a normal furnace

3. Advanced Machines (Late Game)Blacksmith's Table: Used to upgrade diamond tools and armor to netherite using blacksmith templates.Alchemy Stance: Used to brew potions (speed, strength, invisibility) from Fire Powder, Infernal Barnacle, and various ingredients (Spider Eyes, Golden Carrots).Arcane Table: Allows you to apply magical effects (efficiency, durability, sharpness, defense) to weapons and armor at the expense of the player's experience and lapis lazuli

🪵 Main types of resourcesAll resources in the game can be divided into several levels of value and methods of extraction:1. Basic (obtained by hand or with simple tools)Wood: The basis of the entire game. It is used to make boards, sticks, and the first crafting table.Cobblestone/Stone: Needed to enter the stone stage of tools and build furnaces.Coal: Extracted from coal ore in caves. Needed for torches and smelting food/ores

1. Friendly (Peaceful)They never attack the player, give useful resources (food, wool, leather) and can be bred.Livestock: Cows, sheep, pigs, chickens, rabbits.Transport: Horses, donkeys, mules, camels.Exotic: Parrots, pandas, frogs, axolotls (help in underwater battles), turtles and sniffers

2. NeutralThey will not touch the player until they provoke them (with a blow or a special action).Wolves and Cats: If fed (bone/fish), they will become loyal pets.Iron Golem: Protects the villagers. Will attack if you hit him or a villager.Bees: Will attack in a swarm if you break their hive without a fire from below.Enderman: Will become aggressive if you look him directly in the eye.Polar Bears and Llamas: Spit or attack if you approach their cubs

3. Hostile (Monsters)Attack the player as soon as they see him in the dark or at night.Zombies and Skeletons: The most common enemies. Skeletons shoot arrows. Both burn in the sun.Creeper: A green silent monster. Comes up from behind, hisses and explodes, destroying blocks around.Spider: At night, aggressive and can climb walls. Becomes neutral during the day.Witch: Throws dangerous explosive potions of damage and poison.Piglins and Hoglins: Denizens of Hell. Piglins will not attack if the player is wearing gold armor.Bosses: Ender Dragon (in the End) and Wither (which the player summons himself).

🗺️ Popular Minecraft BiomesBiomes determine the landscape, the color of the grass, the weather, and what resources and creatures will spawn there. There is a lot of grass, flowers, as well as cows, sheep and horses. Taiga and Mega Taiga: Coniferous forests with tall spruces, ferns, and podzol blocks. Wolves and foxes, as well as berries.Cherry Grove: A very beautiful biome with pink trees from which petals are falling.Desert: A non-rain biome consisting of sand and cacti. Desert Temples and wells can be found here, but many cadavers (desert zombies) spawn here at night.Jungle: Dense rainforests with giant trees, vines, and bamboo. Pandas, parrots and ocelots can be found here.Dark Forest: A forest with huge mushrooms and very dense foliage, which is why it is dark under the trees even during the day and monsters can appear. Mushroom Fields: The rarest biome island. Giant mushrooms grow on it, and the grass has a bright green color. The main advantage is that hostile mobs do not spawn here at all.Deep Dark: A creepy underground biome covered with sculk blocks. You can't make noise here, otherwise the strongest monster of the game will appear - the Guardian (Varden).

In the Nether (Hell):Crimson and Twisted Forests: Hellish forests with huge mushrooms instead of trees (red and turquoise).Valley of Soul Sand: A gloomy place of brown sand that slows down your pace, where blue lights burn and Ghasts

3 fly. The EndDescription: A desolate dark dimension consisting of islands made of a special Ender stone floating in the void. To get there, you need to find an underground fortress in the Overworld and activate the End's Eye portal.Features: The main habitat of the Enderwalkers (Endermen) and the final boss of the game, the Ender Dragon. After defeating him, access to distant islands is opened, where wings (Elytra) and cities can be found

CharacteristicsBase value / Mechanism traitHealth (HP)10 hearts (or 20 health). Decreases from damage, falls, hunger, and regenerates when the Satiety Bar is full.Satiety (Hunger)10 Legs (20 units). Spent on running, jumping, and HP regeneration. If the gauge is empty, the character starts to lose health.Model heightThe character's height is 1.8 blocks (width is 0.6 blocks). In crawling mode, the height decreases to 0.6 blocks.Movement speedThe base walking speed is about 4.3 blocks per second. Sprinting accelerates movement to ~5.6 blocks per second.Oxygen supply10 air bubbles underwater. Lasts for about 15 seconds, after which the player begins to drown and take damage.

🧱 What are the types of blocksAll blocks in the game can be divided into several main functional groups:Natural and building blocksSoil and stone: Earth, stony earth, turf, sand, gravel, stone, cobblestone, obsidian.Wood: Logs, boards, foliage and fences made of oak, birch, pine, tropical wood, dark oak, acacia, mangrove and cherry.Decorative stone: Deep shale, tuff, granite, diorite, andesite, sandstone, quartz and prismarine blocks.Ores and jewelryLocated under Mechanisms and Redstone (Rare Blocks)Blocks for creating automatic farms and schemes: Redstone Dust (Wires), Repeaters, Comparators, Pistons (Normal and Sticky), Dispensers, Ejectors, Observers, Levers, Buttons, and Pressure Plates.Function Blocks (Jobs)Used by the player for survival or by villagers for professions: Crafting Table, Furnace, Smelter, Smokehouse, Chest, Anvil, Arcane Table, Alchemy Rack, Grindstone, Pulpit, Composter, Barrel, Loom.LiquidsThere are only two full-fledged liquids in the game that can flow and fill space: Water and Lava

🌌 Worlds (Dimensions) in MinecraftThere are a total of 3 permanent worlds in the official game:1. OverworldDescription: A starting world that is as similar as possible to the real earth. It consists of many biomes: forests, deserts, mountains, oceans, taiga, jungle.Features: There is a change of day and night, peaceful and hostile mobs. The main source of wood, coal, iron and diamonds.2. NetherDescription: An underground dimension filled with lava, hellstone, and dangerous creatures (Piglins, Ghasts, Ifrits). To get here, you need to build an obsidian portal and light it.Features: Water here instantly evaporates, and beds explode when you try to go to sleep. This is the only place where quartz and ancient debris can be found to create netherite (best) armor

🩵 FlaskAppearance: The character stands out with a long chestnut braid and bangs that cover part of the face. On its head there are multi-colored horns (one yellow, the other blue). The main feature of the face is heterochromia (one eye is orange-brown, the other is purple-blue). She is dressed in a blue T-shirt with a red and white element in the center. She is often the initiator of adventures, loves to explore new mods and maps, but at the same time she can be slightly naïve, which is why she easily falls for Scratch's tricks and pranks. He has a good sense of humor and is always ready to support any gaming activity.

🧡 ScratchAppearance: His skin is easily recognizable by his silver-gray (or white) hair and bright orange sweatshirt with a red fox face on his chest. Scratch also has multi-colored eyes, one bright blue and the other neon purple. Scratch is the main master of trolling and tricky checks in their duo. He is charismatic, self-confident, and often takes on the role of leader or "tester" of dangerous mechanics. Despite the constant jokes towards Flaska, in the story cutscenes, he is always ready to come to her rescue.