Bedrock Edition:Half Door (Block)

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Doors in Minecraft consist of two parts: the upper and lower sections. These sections are intended to be connected, but in some cases, can be separated into individual blocks, creating a half door.

Obtaining

Placement on Farmland

In Pocket Edition v0.4.0 alpha, half doors could be obtained by placing a door on top of farmland.

Cactus Replacement

From Pocket Edition v0.2.0 alpha to v0.3.2 alpha, placing a door next to a cactus would result in the creation of a half door. The bug would recur in Pocket Edition v0.4.0 alpha and again from Pocket Edition v0.9.0 alpha build 1 to Pocket Edition v0.10.5 alpha.

Block Palette Conversion

Main page: Block Palette Conversion

Warning: Corruption 

This method can corrupt the world. Perform at your own risk.

Warning: Game Crash 

This method can crash the game. Perform at your own risk.

Warning: Upgrading 

This method uses upgrading and uses specific version paths. Follow the page instructions carefully.

Warning: Downgrading 

This method uses downgrading which can result in crashes, data loss, or corruption, and uses specific versions. Follow the page instructions carefully.

Half doors can be obtained via block palette conversion.

Two-Block Tall Plant Replacement

From Pocket Edition v0.9.0 alpha build 1 to Pocket Edition v0.10.5 alpha, rose bushes, lilacs, and peonies could be used to create half doors by placing them underneath the block supporting the door, resulting in the flower replacing that block. Next, break the flower and place a block, leaving a one-block gap between the block and the door. Lastly, place one of those 3 flower blocks beneath the door, which results in the bottom half of the door being replaced, creating a half door. This can also be done with tallgrass and large ferns; however, they weren't obtainable in survival mode at the time, making this method exclusive to Creative mode.

Height Limit

v0.4.0 alpha

In Pocket Edition v0.4.0 alpha, placing a door one block below the height limit would create a half door.

Altitude Changes

Warning: Upgrading 

This method uses upgrading and uses specific version paths. Follow the page instructions carefully.

Updating a world containing a door placed one block below the old height limit (which was 255) from Bedrock Edition beta 1.16.220.50 or Bedrock Edition beta 1.16.220.51, with the 'Caves and Cliffs' experimental setting enabled, to Bedrock Edition 1.16.220 would result in the creation of a half door.

Downgrading

Warning: Upgrading 

This method uses upgrading and uses specific version paths. Follow the page instructions carefully.

Warning: Downgrading 

This method uses downgrading which can result in crashes, data loss, or corruption, and uses specific versions. Follow the page instructions carefully.

Downgrading a world containing any door, except iron or oak doors, from Pocket Edition v0.13.0 alpha build 1 to any version below Pocket Edition v0.12.3 alpha, breaking either the bottom or top half of the door, then updating back to Pocket Edition v0.13.0 alpha build 1 or later, would result in the creation of a half door.

Gallery

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  Oak half doors in block form in Bedrock Edition.