Category:Java Edition:Block Configurations

A Block Configuration Discontinued Feature is a feature that is exclusive to blocks in discontinued configurations with other blocks. These features cannot be a single block, they require specific configurations with other blocks. These features can easily be understood if thinking about them as discontinued features involving multiple blocks, or the lack of multiple blocks where there should be.

Specific Definitions

A block configuration refers to:

• A block touching or connected to another block.
• Multiple touching or connected blocks.
• A liquid flowing or touching a block, or another liquid.
• Blocks that normally exist in a configuration with other blocks, that are missing those other blocks.
• Block configurations existing in a discontinued location, dimension, or other context.
• A feature that would not be discontinued, if not for the specific configuration it finds itself in with other blocks.