Java Edition:Types of Discontinued Features

This page contains a list of all discontinued feature types under the Java Edition namespace.

Alternative Java Editions

• China Edition: Discontinued features that uses Minecraft: China Edition.
• Minecraft: Edu Edition: Discontinued features that uses Minecraft: Edu Edition.

Availability

• Availability: The availability of a discontinued feature, or the versions (or maps) that allow a discontinued feature to be obtained.
  • April Fools': Discontinued features obtainable from April Fools' versions.
  • Combat Tests: Discontinued features obtainable from Combat Test versions.
  • Development: Discontinued features obtainable from development versions, between Pre-Classic and Beta.
  • Downgrade: Discontinued features obtainable from downgrading a newer world to an older version.
  • Future: Discontinued features obtainable from a specific version to the current version, 24w20a (present).
  • Multiplayer: Discontinued features obtainable in multiplayer worlds.
    • Multiplayer Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in multiplayer worlds.
  • Official Map: Discontinued features obtainable in worlds created/endorsed by Mojang.
  • Release: Discontinued features obtainable in release versions such as 1.12, 1.15, and 1.18.
  • Singleplayer: Discontinued features obtainable in singleplayer worlds.
    • Singleplayer Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in singleplayer worlds.
  • Snapshot: Discontinued features obtainable in snapshot versions such as 12w49a (1.1 Snapshot), 20w07a (1.16 Snapshot), and 24w11a (1.20.5 Snapshot).
    • Experimental Snapshot: Discontinued features obtained in experimental snapshot versions such as 1.18 Experimental Snapshot 1.
  • Unsupported Version: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in unsupported versions.
  • Upgrade: Discontinued features obtainable from upgrading an older world into a newer version.
  • Versions: A list of all Java Edition version pages.

Derivation

• Derivation: The methods used to obtain a discontinued feature, and whether it uses other discontinued features or not.
  • Derived: Discontinued features only obtainable after another discontinued feature has been obtained.
  • Partially Derived: Discontinued features obtainable from other discontinued features, methods, or other sources.

Intentions

• Intention: The legitimacy of a discontinued features obtainability, and whether its obtainability was intentional or unintentional.
  • Intentional: Discontinued features obtainable from intentional methods, such as a mechanic from an April Fools' version.
  • Unintentional: Discontinued features obtainable from unintentional methods, such as a bug or exploit.

Methods

• Methods: Discontinued features which act as methods or ways to obtain a derived discontinued feature.
  • Cheat Methods: Discontinued features which act as methods or ways to obtain cheats and/or discontinued features that require cheats.

Movability

• Movability: The movability of a discontinued feature, and whether its movable or unmovable once obtained.
  • Movable: Discontinued features which can be moved once it has been obtained.
  • Unmovable: Discontinued features which can not be moved once it has been obtained.

Observability

• Observability: The observability of a discontinued feature, or in what way is the discontinued feature observable, if at all.
  • Directly Observable: Discontinued features which can be directly observed in the world.
  • Indirectly Observable: Discontinued features which can only be observed by using debug information ( F3) or by interacting with the feature.
  • Semi-Observable: Discontinued features which can only be observed if the feature is destroyed in the process.
  • Unobservable: Discontinued features which can only be viewed with commands or external tools, or abnormal means (attempting to stack certain items).

Permanence

• Permanence: How long a discontinued feature will persist in the world based on in-game time, not to be confused with Persistence.
  • Permanent: Discontinued features which will stay in the world permanently unless broken by upgrading the world, or the players intervention.
  • Temporary: Discontinued features which are removed or converted after a certain amount of in-game time.

Persistence

• Persistence: How long a discontinued feature will persist in the world based on versions, not to be confused with Permanence.
  • Converted: Discontinued features which are converted into another feature when updated into a newer version.
  • Current: Discontinued features which last until the current version, 24w20a (present).
  • Deleted: Discontinued features which are deleted when updated into a newer version.
  • Recontinued: Discontinued features which have been discontinued for a certain amount of time, but were/are recontinued later.

Types

• Types: The types of discontinued features which can be obtained.

Blocks

• Blocks: Discontinued features which are related to blocks.
  • Block Configurations: Discontinued feature which are related to a specific block configuration.
  • Block Entities: Discontinued feature which are related to block entities.
    • Block NBT: Discontinued feature which are related to the data of a block entity.
  • Invalid Data Value Blocks: Discontinued features are related to blocks with invalid data values.
  • Liquid Blocks: Discontinued features which are related to liquid blocks.

Dangerous

• Dangerous: Discontinued features which may pose a risk to the users system, game, or world.
  • Computer Damage: Discontinued features which could cause damage to the users computer.
  • Corruption: Discontinued features which could corrupt the users Minecraft world.
  • Crash: Discontinued features which could crash the users game.
  • Dangerous Version: Discontinued features which use a dangerous Minecraft version.
  • Destruction: Discontinued features which could destroy parts of the users Minecraft world.

Duplication

• Duplication: Duplications methods which allow features to be multiplied.

Entities

• Entities: Discontinued features which are related to entities.
  • Entity NBT: Discontinued features which are related to the data of an entity.
    • Effects: Discontinued features which are related to status effects.
    • Inventory: Discontinued features which are related to the inventory of an entity.
  • Hostile Mobs: Discontinued features which are related to hostile mobs.
  • Neutral Mobs: Discontinued features which are related to neutral mobs.
  • Passive Mobs: Discontinued features which are related to passive mobs.
    • Trades: Discontinued features which are related to villager trades and wandering trader trades.
  • Players: Discontinued features which are related to players.
    • Statistics: Discontinued features which are related to a players statistics.
  • Stacked Entities: Discontinued features which are related to stacked entities.

Items

• Items: Discontinued features which are related to items.
  • Block Items: Discontinued features which are related to block items.
  • Equipment: Discontinued features which are related to equipment, or items with durability.
    • Armor: Discontinued features which are related to armor items.
    • Tools: Discontinued features which are related to tool items.
    • Weapons: Discontinued features which are related to weapon (melee and ranged) items.
  • Invalid Data Value Items: Discontinued features which are related to items with invalid data values.
  • Item Count: Discontinued features which are related to items with invalid item counts.
  • Item Entities: Discontinued features which are related to item entities.
    • Item Entity NBT: Discontinued features which are related to the data of an item entity.
  • Item NBT: Discontinued features which are related to the data of an item.
    • Durability: Discontinued features which are related to the durability of an item.
    • Enchantments: Discontinued features which are related to enchantments.
      • Duplicate Enchantments: Discontinued features which are related to items with multiple of the same enchantments.
      • Incompatible Enchantments: Discontinued features which are related to items with incompatible enchantments.

Lists

• Lists: Pages of discontinued feature lists.

Modifications

• Modifications: Modifications to Minecraft which allow the user to obtain discontinued features.
  • Modified Clients: Discontinued features which are obtainable through Modified Clients.
  • Resource Packs: Discontinued features which are obtainable through resource packs.

Requires Cheats

• Requires Cheats: Discontinued features which use Cheat Methods to be obtained.

Self Replicating

• Self Replicating: Discontinued features which be replicated with itself.

World State

• World State: The state of the Minecraft world itself.
  • Dimension: Discontinued features which can be obtained in specific dimensions.
    • Alternate Dimension: Discontinued features which can be obtained in alternative dimensions (such as the Moon).
      • 20w14∞ Dimension: Discontinued features which can be obtained in a 20w14∞ Dimension.
        • 20w14∞ Dimension Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in a 20w14∞ dimension.
      • Moon Dimension: Discontinued features which can be obtained in the moon dimension.
        • Moon Dimension Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in the moon dimension.
      • Potato Dimension: Discontinued features which can be obtained in the potato dimension.
        • Potato Dimension Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in the potato dimension.
    • End: Discontinued features which can be obtained in the end dimension.
      • End Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in the end dimension.
    • Nether: Discontinued features which can be obtained in the nether dimension.
      • Nether Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in the nether dimension.
    • Overworld: Discontinued features which can be obtained in the overworld dimension.
      • Overworld Exclusive: Discontinued features which can only be obtained in the overworld dimension.
  • Files: Discontinued features which are related to the worlds files, these are Unobservable.
    • File Manipulating: Discontinued features which may use file manipulation to be obtained.
      • External Tools: Discontinued features which may use of external tools to be obtained.
        • Level Conversion: Discontinued features which may use level conversion to be obtained.
      • File Deleting: Discontinued features which may use file deleting to be obtained.
      • File Moving: Discontinued features which may use file moving to be obtained.
      • File Renaming: Discontinued features which may use file renaming to be obtained.
      • Time Changing: Discontinued features which may use changing the systems clock to be obtained.
    • level.dat: Discontinued features which are related to the worlds gamerules and name.
    • Region File: Discontinued features which are related to the worlds layout.
  • Terrain: Discontinued features which are related to the worlds terrain.
    • Biome: Discontinued features which are related to biomes.
    • Structure: Discontinued features which are related to structures.

Others

• Antidiscontinued Feature: The opposite of a discontinued feature, a feature that is available in newer versions but not older versions.