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{{About|unused features in [[Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition]]|removed features|Legacy Console Edition removed features}}{{Exclusive|console|plural=1}}

Since the beginning of ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft]]''<nowiki/>'s development, numerous features were added that are inaccessible and have no actual use. [[Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition]] contains a wide variety of such features, namely remnants from other editions, leftover debug material utilized during development and other scrapped elements.

== Blocks ==
=== Command blocks ===
{{main|Command Block}}
All three variants of the command block are obtainable through only external inventory editors, as opposed to ''[[Minecraft:Java Edition]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition]]'', where they're easily accessible through [[Minecraft:cheats]]. They are completely stripped from any in-game functionality, lacking a corresponding [[Minecraft:GUI]] and the ability to run [[Minecraft:commands]]. The game still calls on and applies the textures accordingly which seems to imply command blocks were functional in development builds of the game and used by [[Minecraft:4J Studios]]. Several functions and remaining NBT data relating to opening as well as using command blocks and for running many different types of commands are also present in the game data.

Equally inoperative conditional variants are acquired by incrementing a command block's data value.

The game's localization data contains a possibly related, unused chat message for [[Minecraft:players]] executing commands. The [[Minecraft:block]]'s [[Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition descriptions|description]] states "Used to execute commands."<gallery mode="packed">
File:Impulse Command Block JE3 BE1.png|Impulse command block
File:Chain Command Block JE2 BE1.png|Chain command block
File:Repeating Command Block JE2 BE1.png|Repeating command block
</gallery>

=== Barrier ===
[[File:Barrier (held) JE1 BE1.png|right|width=125x125]]
{{main|Barrier}}
Barriers are solid and invisible blocks, also acquired through external editors. They mostly behave like intended, aside from casting shadows like normal blocks, thus making them somewhat visible. Interestingly, 4J Studios themselves utilized barriers in the [[Minecraft:Update Aquatic]] [[Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition tutorial|tutorial world]]{{until|TU73|nocat=1}} and various [[Minecraft:Mini games|Mini game]] maps, notably the glide track [[Minecraft:Shrunk (Glide track)|Shrunk]].

Its description states "An invisible but solid block."

=== Wood ===
{{main|Wood}}
Blocks with the [[Minecraft:log]]'s bark texture on all six sides are referred to as wood. These have multiple variants, corresponding to each wood type and their stripped forms. They are broken with an [[Minecraft:axe]]. Unlike in modern editions of the game, they can't be crafted into [[Minecraft:planks]]. Nor is wood [[Minecraft:flammable]] despite its appearance, though it does catch [[Minecraft:fire]] from [[Minecraft:lava]]. [[Minecraft:Furnaces]] accept wood as [[Minecraft:fuel]]. 

All variants of wood were later added as obtainable blocks in both [[Minecraft:Creative]] and [[Minecraft:Survival]] in [[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.90]], it being the only version of Legacy Console Edition to receive the [[Minecraft:Village & Pillage]] update.

Its description states "Chopped using an axe, and can be crafted into planks or used as a fuel."

=== Petrified oak slab ===
[[File:Oak Slab JE1 BE1.png|right|width=125x125]]
{{main|Petrified Oak Slab}}
Before the addition of current [[Minecraft:wooden slab]]s and their variants in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU9]], old wooden slabs were merely another variant of [[Minecraft:Smooth Stone Slab|stone slabs]]. Thus, they weren't flammable and had to be broken with a pickaxe, in spite of optically being the same as standard oak slabs.

When the new wooden slabs were added, the old ones were removed from [[Minecraft:crafting]] and the [[Minecraft:Creative inventory]],{{verify|no they weren't, they definitely persisted in the creative inventory for some time alongside the birch/spruce/jungle slabs before being corrected}} making them inaccessible by those means. However, the original wooden slabs weren't converted upon updating a [[Minecraft:world]]. Therefore, they are still legitimately obtainable through old world saves.

Its description states "Used for making long staircases. Two slabs placed on top of each other will create a normal-sized  double slab block."

=== Unused block entity data ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Block Entity
!Tag
!Description
!Notes
|-
|{{BlockLink|Cauldron}}
|{{Nbt|list|Items}}
|None, possibly a remnant from [[Minecraft:brewing]] [[Minecraft:potions]] in cauldrons.
|Present on all cauldrons with value 0 by default.
|-
|{{BlockLink|End Gateway}}
|{{Nbt|byte|ExactTeleport}}
|When set to 1, the end gateway teleports the player to the exact specified coordinates upon entering.
|
|-
|{{BlockLink|Heads}}
|{{Nbt|string|ExtraType}}
|None, possibly a remnant from [[Minecraft:Player Head#Player skins|custom player heads]].
|Present on all heads with an empty value by default.
|-
|{{BlockLink|Shulker box}}
|{{Nbt|string|Lock}}
|Specifies the name of the held item needed in order to open the shulker box. When trying to open without the key, a chat message containing the custom name of the shulker box is sent out and the sound of a [[Minecraft:wooden door]] closing is played.
|
|-
|{{BlockLink|Signs}}
|{{Nbt|byte|Censored}}
|When set to 1, every line of the sign reads "Censored". The actual text strings are still stored in the sign's data.
|Present on all signs with value 0 by default.
|}

== Items ==

=== debug_fourj_item ===
{{main|debug_fourj_item}}
<samp>debug_fourj_item</samp> has the texture of a barrier, no display name nor description. As its ID suggests, it was utilized during development for debug purposes. When used on a [[Minecraft:mob]], it sets that mob to be [[Minecraft:persistent]]. The [[Minecraft:item]] texture ID <code>barrier</code> only applies to this item, as the actual barrier uses the block texture ID <code>barrier</code>.

=== Minecart with command block ===
[[File:Minecart with Command Block (item) JE1.png|right|width=125x125]]
{{main|Minecart with Command Block}}
Minecarts with command blocks only exist in their item form. Trying to place one down will summon a regular [[Minecraft:minecart]] instead. According to ''Java Edition'' and ''Bedrock Edition'', its intended purpose was to execute commands upon interacting with [[Minecraft:activator rails]].

The game's localization data contains the unused description for this item, stating "Used to execute commands on the move!"

=== Spectral arrow ===
[[File:Spectral Arrow (item) JE1.png|right|width=125x125]]
{{main|Spectral Arrow}}
Since the Legacy Console never received the [[Minecraft:Combat Update]], spectral arrows ultimately went unused. They can be shot using a [[Minecraft:bow]] and even had their particle trail ported over. Due to the absence of a functional [[Minecraft:Glowing]] effect, the arrows have no effect on their target other than dealing regular [[Minecraft:damage]].

Its description states "Gives the victim a glowing outline that can be seen through blocks."

=== Shield ===
{{Main|Shield}}
Code for the shield is present in the game data, but needs to be assigned an item form manually to obtain it in-game. It has no model and texture, nor a display name and description. It functions like intended, absorbing most of the damage dealt to the player.

The shield was later added properly in PlayStation 4 Edition 1.90.

=== Tattered written book ===
The "Tattered" fourth generation for written books is not obtainable in standard gameplay. It can only be accessed by setting the {{Nbt|int|generation}} tag to 3.

=== Unused item data ===
<div class="treeview">
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Item
!Tag
!Description
|-
| rowspan="3" |All items
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|list|CanDestroy}}
|Intended to define what blocks the item can destroy. Even though it's non-functional, the defined blocks still show up in the item's [[Minecraft:tooltip]] regardless.
|-
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|list|CanPlaceOn}}
|Intended to define on what blocks the held block can be placed on. Even though it's non-functional, the defined blocks still show up in the item's tooltip regardless.
|-
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|int|HideFlags}}
|Hides the specified flags from the item's tooltip.
|-
|[[Minecraft:Weapons]], [[Minecraft:tools]] and [[Minecraft:armor]]
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|byte|Unbreakable}}
|The affected item won't lose any [[Minecraft:durability]] when used. Flag shows up as "Unbreakable" in item's tooltip.
|-
|{{ItemLink|Player head}}
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|compound|SkullOwner}}
***{{Nbt|string|Name}}
|Partially functional, doesn't apply the specified player [[Minecraft:skin]]'s texture to the head. The head's display name is changed to "<Player>'s head".
|-
| rowspan="2" |{{ItemLink|Potion}}<br>{{ItemLink|Splash potion}}<br>{{ItemLink|Lingering potion}}<br>{{ItemLink|Tipped arrow}}
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|int|CustomPotionColor}}
|Specifies the color of the effect [[Minecraft:particles]], but not that of the potion texture itself.
|-
|{{Nbt|compound|tag}}
**{{Nbt|list|CustomPotionEffects}}
|Adds [[Minecraft:status effects]] to potion or tipped arrow, with specified potency and duration. They are listed in the potion's or arrow's tooltip.
|}
</div>

== Entities ==

=== Giant ===
[[File:Giant LCE2.png|right|width=152x152]]
{{Main|Giant}}
Giants are 12 blocks tall [[Minecraft:Mob|hostile mobs]] carried over from ''Java Edition''. Due to their lack of [[Minecraft:AI]], they won't move unless hit by a player and are never actually aggravated towards them. Though they can pick up dropped items and equip gear. Giants were intended to resemble [[Minecraft:zombies]], ultimately however only use their model and not their texture file, instead applying <samp>arrows.png</samp>. They have {{Health|100}} [[Minecraft:health]] points and drop 5 [[Minecraft:experience points]] in addition to any equipped items upon dying.

=== The Killer Bunny ===
[[File:The_Killer_Bunny_JE4.png|right|width=106x106]]
{{Main|The Killer Bunny}}
The killer bunny is a hostile variant of the [[Minecraft:rabbit]], summoned by setting a rabbit's {{Nbt|int|RabbitType}} tag to 99. In-game, it will automatically be given the [[Minecraft:custom name]] "<samp>entity.KillerBunny.name</samp>". They won't despawn when the difficulty is set to [[Minecraft:peaceful]]. It attacks nearby players, dealing {{Health|5}} damage on [[Minecraft:easy]], {{Health|8}} on [[Minecraft:normal]] and {{Health|12}} on [[Minecraft:hard]] difficulty. Killer bunnies become passive and can be lured when a player holds a [[Minecraft:carrot]]. It has {{Health|3}} health points and has the same [[Minecraft:drops]] as normal rabbits.

Its description states "A hostile rabbit that will attack you if you get too close! May drop a rabbit hide or a rabbit's foot when killed."

=== Illusioner ===
[[File:Illusioner_LCE2.png|right|width=183x183]]
{{Main|Illusioner}}Illusioners are unused [[Minecraft:illagers]] carried over from ''Java Edition''. An illusioner attacks players, [[Minecraft:iron golems]] and [[Minecraft:villagers]] with a bow once manually equipped with one. When lacking their weapon, they become passive. It creates four fake duplicates when attacking, while being invisible itself. The duplicates vanish as soon as the real illusioner's [[Minecraft:Invisibility]] effect fades. It can also cast [[Minecraft:Blindness]] for 20 seconds on its victim. Illusioners have {{Health|32}} health points and can drop their bow or other equipment along with 5 experience points.

Its description states "Illusioners are hostile. They attack with a bow, and use magic to confuse!"

=== Unused entity data ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Entity
!Tag
!Description
!Notes
|-
| rowspan="4" |All [[Minecraft:entities]]
|{{Nbt|byte|Invulnerable}}
|None, intended to make the entity invulnerable to damage.
|Present on all entities with value 0 by default.
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|Silent}}
|When set to 1, the entity no longer emit [[Minecraft:sounds]].
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|NoGravity}}
|When set to 1, the entity ignores [[Minecraft:gravity]] and won't fall.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|CustomNameVisible}}
|When set to 1, the entity's custom name is always visible, regardless of being directly looked at or not. Oddly, it only works on non-mob entities.{{Verify}}
|
|-
| rowspan="3" |All [[Minecraft:mobs]]
|{{Nbt|byte|NoAI}}
|When set to 1, it disables the entity's behavior and movement.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|LeftHanded}}
|When set to 1, the mob holds main hand items in its left hand.
|Present on all entities with value 0 by default.
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|PersistenceRequired}}
|When set to 1, the entity won't despawn.
|Present on all entities with value 0 by default. Can be enabled in-game through <samp>debug_fourj_item</samp>.
|-
| rowspan="5" |{{EntityLink|Armor stand}}
|{{Nbt|byte|Invisible}}
|When set to 1, the armor stand is invisible and indestructible.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|NoBasePlate}}
|When set to 1, the armor stand lacks its bottom stone plate.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|Small}}
|When set to 1, the armor stand is small.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|Marker}}
|When set to 1, the armor stand loses its [[Minecraft:hitbox]], renders bright and becomes indestructible.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|int|DisabledSlots}}
|Disables the placing, removing and replacing of items inside the specified slots.
|
|-
|{{EntityLink|Item}}
|{{Nbt|short|PickupDelay}}
|Delays the time to pick up the dropped item in ticks.
|
|-
|{{EntityLink|Item frame}}
|{{Nbt|float|ItemDropChance}}
|Specifies the chance of the item actually dropping when removed.
|
|-
| rowspan="4" |{{EntityLink|Minecart}}<br>{{EntityLink|Minecart with Chest}}<br>{{EntityLink|Minecart with Furnace}}<br>{{EntityLink|Minecart with Hopper}}<br>{{EntityLink|Minecart with TNT}}
|{{Nbt|byte|CustomDisplayTile}}
|When set to 1, it enables a custom display tile. It has a solely optical purpose.
|Doesn't do anything by itself.
|-
|{{Nbt|int|DisplayData}}
|Specifies the data value of the block to be displayed.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|int|DisplayOffset}}
|Specifies the y-position offset of the displayed block.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|string|DisplayTile}}
|Specifies the string ID of the block to be displayed.
|
|-
|{{EntityLink|Shulker}}
|{{Nbt|byte|Color}}
|Changes the color of the shulker's shell to one of the 16 main colors.
|
|}

== Status effects==
=== Glowing ===
{{main|Glowing}}
Glowing is an unused status effect that lacks functionality. It is intended to be inflicted on players or mobs hit by spectral arrows and give its victim a glowing outline to be seen through blocks.

=== Saturation ===
{{main|Saturation (effect)}}
Saturation is another non-functional status effect, intended to instantly replenish empty hunger points in the [[Minecraft:hunger bar]]. Unlike the other unused effects, it has no effect icon.

=== Blindness ===
{{main|Blindness}}
Blindness impairs the player's vision down to a four block radius, engulfing the rest in a thick black fog. It prevents [[Minecraft:sprinting]] and dealing [[Minecraft:critical hits]]. The aforementioned illusioner is capable of inflicting this effect.

=== Health Boost ===
{{main|Health Boost}}
Health Boost increases the maximum health points by four per level. The extra health isn't visible in the player's [[Minecraft:health bar]], whereas those of ridden mobs that have the effect do show it. It shares [[Minecraft:Absorption]]'s effect icon and functions similarly, with the difference of having to regenerate the added health points manually. When the effect fades, the screen jolts as if taking damage.

=== Bad Luck ===
{{main|Bad Luck}}
Bad Luck is a status effect that contrasts to [[Minecraft:Luck]]. Whereas the latter is leastwise obtainable from the Creative inventory, Bad Luck goes unused entirely. It subtracts the effect level from the player's <code>luck</code> [[Minecraft:attribute]], decreasing the chances of getting high-quality loot when [[Minecraft:fishing]].

== Gameplay ==

=== Hardcore mode ===
{{main|Hardcore}}
Remnants of Hardcore carried over from early ''Java Edition'' are still present in the game data. The mode can be accessed by externally modifying the world data, though any leftover functionality is sparse. Besides changing the difficulty to Hard, the mode has no other effects. The player's health bar remains normal and players can still respawn after [[Minecraft:death]].

=== Build Off ===
{{main|Mini Games#Build Off}}Build Off was a planned mini game similar to "Build Battle" on ''Java Edition'' [[Minecraft:servers]]. Despite being cancelled before Legacy Console Edition was discontinued, the game's code contains multiple references to the scrapped mode. Calls for music cues as well as a respective leaderboard are present in the game data.

== Sounds ==
=== Corrupted cave sounds ===
Earlier builds of the game contained corrupted [[Minecraft:cave sounds]]. The non-corrupted versions used in-game are stored separately under <code>cave1_fixed</code> and <code>cave8_fixed</code>.

{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Corrupted cave sounds
!Track
|-
|<code>cave1</code>
|[[File:LCE Cave1 (Corrupted).mp3]]
|-
|<code>cave8</code>
|[[File:LCE Cave8 (Corrupted).mp3]]
|}

=== Sound loops ===
{{exclusive|Xbox 360|section=1|nocat=1}}
{{Incomplete section|What version of the game is [[Minecraft::File:Waterfall.ogg]] or [[Minecraft::File:LCE Waterfall Loop (Corrupted).mp3]] from?}}
The four audio loops from [[Minecraft:C418]]'s early Java Edition sound tests existed in the [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition|''Xbox 360 Edition'']] files until [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU56|TU57]] when the game's audio format was changed to match that of the other editions. Despite other sound effects from alpha and beta versions of ''Java Edition'' existing still in the files to this day, these were removed. 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Sound loops
!Track
|-
|<code>loops_waterfall</code>
|[[File:Waterfall.ogg]]
[[File:LCE Waterfall Loop (Corrupted).mp3]]
|-
| <code>loops_ocean</code>
|[[File:LCE Ocean Loop.mp3]]
|-
|<code>loops_cave chimes</code>
|[[File:LCE Cave Chimes Loop.mp3]]
|-
|<code>loops_birds screaming loop</code>
|[[File:LCE Birds Screaming Loop.mp3]]
|}

=== Combat sounds ===
Multiple unused sounds from the ''Java Edition'' Combat Update are present within the game files.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Knockback attacks
!Track
|-
|<code>knockback1</code>
|[[File:LCE knockback1.mp3]]
|-
|<code>knockback2</code>
|[[File:LCE knockback2.mp3]]
|-
|<code>knockback3</code>
|[[File:LCE knockback3.mp3]]
|-
|<code>knockback4</code>
|[[File:LCE knockback4.mp3]]
|}
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Sweeping attacks
!Track
|-
|<code>sweep1</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep1.mp3]]
|-
|<code>sweep2</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep2.mp3]]
|-
|<code>sweep3</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep3.mp3]]
|-
|<code>sweep4</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep4.mp3]]
|-
|<code>sweep5</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep5.mp3]]
|-
|<code>sweep6</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep6.mp3]]
|-
|<code>sweep7</code>
|[[File:LCE sweep7.mp3]]
|}

=== Log stripping sounds ===
Unused sounds for [[Minecraft:stripping]] logs with an axe.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Log stripping sounds
!Track
|-
|<code>strip1</code>
|[[File:LCE strip1.mp3]]
|-
|<code>strip2</code>
|[[File:LCE strip2.mp3]]
|-
|<code>strip3</code>
|[[File:LCE strip3.mp3]]
|-
|<code>strip4</code>
|[[File:LCE strip4.mp3]]
|}

=== Unused mob sounds ===
Several unused sound files from ''Java Edition'' for different mobs are present in the game files.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Ghast affectionate scream
!Track
|-
|<code>affectionate_scream</code>
|[[File:LCE ghast affectionate scream.mp3]]
|}
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Silverfish/endermite walking
!Track
|-
|<code>step1</code>
|[[File:LCE silverfish step1.mp3]]
|-
|<code>step2</code>
|[[File:LCE silverfish step2.mp3]]
|-
|<code>step3</code>
|[[File:LCE silverfish step3.mp3]]
|-
|<code>step4</code>
|[[File:LCE silverfish step4.mp3]]
|}
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Wolf howling
!Track
|-
|<code>howl1</code>
|[[File:LCE wolf howl1.mp3]]
|-
|<code>howl2</code>
|[[File:LCE wolf howl2.mp3]]
|}

=== Crafting failed duplicate ===
A duplicate of the sound played when failing to craft an item.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Crafting failed duplicate
!Track
|-
|<code>btn_Back</code>
|[[File:LCE duplicate crafting sound.mp3]]
|}

=== Glide mini game sounds ===
Unused sounds found amongst those used for the Glide mini game.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Glide mini game sounds
!Track
|-
|<code>far_alert_loop</code>
|[[File:LCE far alert loop.mp3]]
|-
|<code>far_alert_solo</code>
|[[File:LCE far alert solo.mp3]]
|-
|<code>redalert_loop</code>
|[[File:LCE redalert loop.mp3]]
|-
|<code>redalert_solo</code>
|[[File:LCE redalert solo.mp3]]
|}

=== Other ===
Aforementioned leftover sounds from early versions of ''Java Edition'' which have not found a use in Legacy Console Edition.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Other
!Track
|-
|<code>breath</code>
|[[File:LCE breath.mp3]]
|-
|<code>click</code>
|[[File:LCE Java click.mp3]]
|-
|<code>drr</code>
|[[File:LCE old arrow sound.mp3]]
|-
|<code>hurt</code>
|[[File:LCE old hurt sound.mp3]]
|-
|<code>old_explosion</code>
|[[File:LCE old explosion.wav]]
|-
|<code>successful_hit</code>
|[[File:LCE successful hit.mp3]]
|-
|<code>wood_click</code>
|[[File:LCE wood click.mp3]]
|}
== Resources ==

=== Blocks and items ===

'''Structure block textures'''

[[File:LCE unused structure block textures big.png|width=160]]

<samp>[[Minecraft:terrain.png]]</samp> contains unused textures for [[Minecraft:Structure Block|structure blocks]]. These texture resources are called on and used by the game for the structure block which implies that structure blocks were used in development builds of the game. There are also several functions relating to opening and using structure blocks in the game data.<!-- Shouldn't we move this up to "Blocks" if so? This doesn't really make a lot of sense being here. -->

'''Structure void'''

[[File:Structure Void (item) JE1.png|width=32]]

An unutilized texture for the [[Minecraft:Structure Void|structure void]] is present in <samp>[[Minecraft:items.png]]</samp>. Structure voids are actually in the game and function identically to their ''Java Edition'' counterparts if loaded in a [[Minecraft:structure file]]. 

'''Duplicate stems'''

[[File:Stem (texture) JE2 BE2.png|width=32]]
[[File:Attached Stem (texture) JE2 BE2.png|width=32]]

Duplicate stem textures in <samp>terrain.png</samp> are left over.

'''Placeholder textures'''

Several placeholder textures can be found in <samp>terrain.png</samp> and <samp>items.png</samp> due to animated textures being sourced from elsewhere.

'''Unused shulker box layer'''

<samp>terrain.png</samp> has an unused tile, which was intended to be used in [[Minecraft:texture packs]] as a non-tinted overlay for shulker boxes. This can be seen in the Norse Mythology [[Minecraft:mash-up pack]]'s <samp>terrain.png</samp> file. However, the game does not attempt to call for it.

=== Particles ===

'''Bubble'''

[[File:Unused bubble (texture) LCE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused texture for bubbles. Actual bubbles use a different texture that is tinted in-game.

'''Angry villager'''

[[File:Angry villager (texture) LCE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused particle of an angry [[Minecraft:villager]].

'''Bubble pop'''

[[File:Bubble Pop (texture 0) JE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Bubble Pop (texture 1) JE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Bubble Pop (texture 2) JE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Bubble Pop (texture 3) JE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Bubble Pop (texture 4) JE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused textures for bubbles popping, originally intended to appear at the top of [[Minecraft:bubble columns]].

'''Camera shoot explosion'''

[[File:Explosion (texture 0) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 1) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 2) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 3) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 4) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 5) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 6) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 7) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 8) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 9) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 10) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 11) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 12) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 13) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 14) BE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Explosion (texture 15) BE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused [[Minecraft:explosion]] particles from ''Bedrock Edition'' and ''[[Minecraft:Education Edition]]''. On those editions, they appear when shooting pictures with a [[Minecraft:camera]].

=== Map icons ===
'''Target point'''

[[File:Target Point (texture) JE1 BE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused map icon of a red triangle.

=== Other ===
'''''Minecraft'' icon'''

[[File:LCE Minecraft Icon.png|width=64x64]]

The user interface assets contain numerous unutilized duplicates of the same ''Minecraft'' icon. Such are only seen when world icons fail to load, although those are sourced from a separate file.

'''Checkbox texture'''

[[File:Checkbox selected LCE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused textures of a selected checkbox can sometimes be found in addition to the aforementioned ''Minecraft'' icons.

'''PS3 layout table'''

[[File:Unused PS3 layout template (Colors reversed).png|179x179px]]

A layout table of unknown purpose is found in the debug assets of [[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition|''PlayStation 3 Edition'']].

'''Update Aquatic graphic'''

[[File:LCE Aquatic Update Graphic.png|width=307x307]]

The Update Aquatic artwork is shown in the dialog box used to access the store page for ''Bedrock Edition'' on ''[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:Nintendo Switch Edition]]'' since Legacy Console Edition was discontinued. However, it was also left in the game files of old-gen editions which did not receive ''Bedrock Edition'' and thus don't utilize this graphic.

'''Old skin select menu'''

Numerous textures of the old character skin selector are still present in the game files.

'''Alliance icon'''

[[File:Alliance LCE1.png|width=32x32]]

During the development of [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)|Battle]], teams were planned and partially worked on. Remnants of the scrapped feature are this graphic, leftover game rule data and unused text strings.

'''Altimeter icons'''<div style="float: left; margin-right: 1em; width: fit-content; text-align: center;" class="pixel-image">

<gallery mode="nolines" style="text-align: center;" heights="40">
File:AltimeterBG LCE1.png|Altimeter icon
File:AltimeterButton LCE1.png|Button to toggle altimeter
</gallery>

</div>

<div style="clear: both;">A toggle-able altimeter was planned for Glide. Associated graphics of the discarded mechanic were left over in the game files.</div>

'''Grass block render'''

[[File:GrassBlockRender LCE1.png|width=64x64]]

Unused render of a [[Minecraft:Grass Block|grass block]].

'''Attack cooldown'''

[[File:Attack Indicator LCE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Attack Indicator Full LCE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Attack Indicator Plus LCE1.png|width=8x8]] 
[[File:Attack Indicator Hotbar LCE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Attack Indicator Hotbar Full LCE1.png|width=32x32]]

Unused textures for the attack cooldown from ''Java Edition''.

'''Enchantment slot'''

[[File:Enchantment slot small LCE1.png|width=32x32]] 
[[File:Enchantment slot big LCE1.png|width=32x32]]

The slot for applying enchantments to an item in the [[Minecraft:Enchanting Table|enchanting table]] used to have a respective icon. Albeit removed in-game later for unknown reasons, its textures remained.

'''Mini game placeholder'''

[[File:Minecraft Wii U Unused DLC image.png|width=128x128]]

''[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition]]'' contains an early placeholder image that would have been displayed when selecting [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)#DLC|DLC]] for Battle. Additionally, it reveals an early name for said mini game.

'''Altered unused textures'''

Various unused textures and textures utilized by unused features are altered by texture packs, despite not being seen in-game in those environments.
== Worlds ==

=== Battle map areas ===
{{Expand section|Search remaining battle maps (Battle Map Packs 3 and 4, Halloween, Festive, Valley, Fallout Battle Map Pack).}}

==== Crucible ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Bottom lava pit (Crucible Large).png|alt=
File:Underground cage (Crucible Large).png|alt=
File:Original chest location (Crucible Large).png|alt=
</gallery>
The large variant hides a second [[Minecraft:lava]] sea beneath the normally accessible layer of lava. It hints at the possibility that the arena's floor originally extended deeper, along with numerous leftover cages and an early location for the bottom high-value [[Minecraft:chest]], both of which are also found underground.

==== Cove ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Unused caves 1 (Cove Large).png|alt=
File:Unused caves 2 (Cove Large).png|alt=
File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png
</gallery>
Three copies of the same [[Minecraft:cave]] system are located in the immediate vicinity of the large variant's arena, originally planned to be an accessible section of the map. It is unfinished, partially decorated and would have seemingly contained a single loot chest. Only one copy actually connects to the main arena and is somewhat visible through a set of [[Minecraft:Iron Bars|iron bars]] positioned to the large skull's right.

==== Cavern ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Unseen village (Cavern Large).png|alt=
File:Mossy stone brick structure (Cavern Large).png|alt=
File:Testing area (Cavern Large).png|alt=
</gallery>
In the large variant, an unseen [[Minecraft:village]] and a structure consisting of [[Minecraft:Mossy Stone Bricks|mossy stone bricks]] can be found next to the cavern's opening. An area with various utility blocks is located further away. It seems to be a testing area used by the developers to presumably test the interaction privileges in Battle.

==== Temple ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Underground section (Temple Large).png|alt=
</gallery>An entire underground section has been cut from the large variant. It is located right below the temple and would have been accessible through descending stairs at the central spawn. These have been sealed off in the map's final rendition. The scrapped section seems fully finished with decoration and even a loot chest that is refilled during gameplay.

==== Lair ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Arrow (Lair Small).png|alt=
File:Carved creeper face (Lair Small).png|alt=
File:Out-of-bounds room (Lair Small).png|alt=
File:Out-of-bounds room (Lair Large).png
</gallery>Multiple oddities are present in the small variant. An arrow made out of [[Minecraft:Block of Quartz|quartz blocks]] at world spawn points into the arena's direction. The arena itself has a [[Minecraft:creeper]] face carved into its outer walls. Both variants have an unused room that is sealed off from the arena. Whereas the room of the small variant is empty, that of the large variant is fully decorated.

==== Atlantis ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Unused section 1 (Atlantis Large).png|alt=
File:Unused section 3 (Atlantis Large).png|alt=
</gallery>A few inaccessible rooms are located underground, which appear to be leftovers from a once planned segment in the arena's large variant that was ultimately however scrapped.

==== Ruin ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Unused room (Ruin Small).png
File:Obstructed scenery (Ruin Small).png
File:Unused room (Ruin Large).png|alt=
File:Unused staircase (Ruin Large).png|alt=
File:Obstructed scenery (Ruin Large).png|alt=
</gallery>Both map variants contain several cut rooms, as well as staircases, which would have connected different parts of the map. Although a select few are partially decorated, they appear mostly unfinished. Furthermore, part of the background city scenery is heavily obscured and thus goes unused. This also applies to both variants of the map.

==== Siege ====
<gallery style="text-align:center">
File:Redstone circuits (Siege Small).png
File:Third canal (Siege Large).png
</gallery>Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered around the small arena. They appear to have been intended for differing purposes, as, for example, a few connect to various [[Minecraft:Dispenser|dispensers]] containing splash potions of [[Minecraft:weakness]], [[Minecraft:poison]] and [[Minecraft:slowness]], whereas it is unclear what the rest was intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena, which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal can be found.

=== TU46 tutorial world ===
The file of the [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU46|''Xbox 360 Edition'' TU46]] tutorial world is still present in the game files.

== Developer tools ==
{{Incomplete section|Details about specific debug menus, how and on which editions they can be accessed.}}
4J Studios utilized a number of debug tools to aid during Legacy Console Edition's development.
== Other ==

=== Biome preview menu ===
[[File:Wii U Edition Biome Preview.png|thumb|width=255x255|The biome preview menu on ''Wii U Edition''.]]
An unused menu is found in the game's data, which shows a map of all [[Minecraft:Biome|biomes]] in a world before it is initially generated. It has options to randomize the [[Minecraft:World seed|seed]], zoom into the map and change the [[Minecraft:world size]]. The playable area of the seed can also be shifted in the X and Z directions with directional inputs. These do not function correctly when the world is generated, leaving artifacts where the world would have ended if it was not shifted or scaled.

=== Player format ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Tag
!Description
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|Invulnerable}}
|When set to 1, the player is immune to all types of damage except for [[Minecraft:void]] damage.
|-
|{{Nbt|int|Score}}
|Stores the player's accumulated score, but its value is never shown in-game.
|}

=== World settings ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Tag
!Description
!Notes
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|allowCommands}}
|Non-functional, intended to toggle cheats/commands.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|DifficultyLocked}}
|Non-functional, intended to lock the world's difficulty.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|byte|hardcore}}
|When set to 1, the unused hardcore mode mentioned above is toggled.
|
|-
|{{Nbt|string|LevelName}}
|Leftover from ''Java Edition''<nowiki/>'s method of storing world names.
|Legacy Console Editions use different methods for storing world names.{{Verify|Does this apply to every Legacy Console Edition except for the PS3?}}
|}

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