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	=== Immovable entities ===		=== Immovable entities ===
	[[Minecraft:Item frame]]s, [[Minecraft:glow item frame]]s, [[Minecraft:painting]]s, [[Minecraft:leash knot]]s, and [[Minecraft:~~Cushion\|cushions~~]] unlike most entities, align to the block grid, and are completely immobile, meaning they can't be moved.		[[Minecraft:Item frame]]s, [[Minecraft:glow item frame]]s, [[Minecraft:painting]]s, [[Minecraft:leash knot]]s, and [[Minecraft:cushion]]s unlike most entities, align to the block grid, and are completely immobile, meaning they can't be moved.

	=== Boats and minecarts ===		=== Boats and minecarts ===
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	== Appearance ==		== Appearance ==
	{{Main\|Textures\|List of entity textures}}The textures on the surfaces of entities usually integrate images applied to all parts of an entity into one single file, similar to player [[Minecraft:~~skins~~]]. The heights and widths of objects inside the texture file are typically multiples of 60px. Each entity renders the texture in different three-dimensional models, and all entities have [[Minecraft:~~animations~~]] rendered with the model.		{{Main\|Textures\|List of entity textures}}The textures on the surfaces of entities usually integrate images applied to all parts of an entity into one single file, similar to player [[Minecraft:skin]]s. The heights and widths of objects inside the texture file are typically multiples of 60px. Each entity renders the texture in different three-dimensional models, and all entities have [[Minecraft:animation]]s rendered with the model.

	With [[Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals]], the game uses multiple texture files on top of the color textures, which affects how light and reflections behave on the surface. The MERS texture map is used to define per pixel how metallic (reflects all light), emissive (produces its own light), or rough (absorbs all light) it is, with an additional subsurface scattering map (how light is scattered on the surface) which can replace metalness. With resource packs, other texture maps are also used, including normal and heightmaps. These change depth of the entity, and can add multiple 3D effects.		With [[Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals]], the game uses multiple texture files on top of the color textures, which affects how light and reflections behave on the surface. The MERS texture map is used to define per pixel how metallic (reflects all light), emissive (produces its own light), or rough (absorbs all light) it is, with an additional subsurface scattering map (how light is scattered on the surface) which can replace metalness. With resource packs, other texture maps are also used, including normal and heightmaps. These change depth of the entity, and can add multiple 3D effects.
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	\|rowspan=2\| 0.98 (float)		\|rowspan=2\| 0.98 (float)
	\|rowspan=2\| 0.91 (float)<ref group="note">Players, mobs and armor stands whose OnGround property is set to 1 have a horizontal drag coefficient of <math>0.91 \times \text{friction}</math>. Friction is 0.6 by default, 0.8 for [[Minecraft:Slime Block~~\|Slime Blocks~~]], 0.98 for [[Minecraft:Ice]], [[Minecraft:Packed Ice]] and [[Minecraft:Frosted Ice]], and 0.989 for [[Minecraft:Blue Ice]].</ref>		\|rowspan=2\| 0.91 (float)<ref group="note">Players, mobs and armor stands whose OnGround property is set to 1 have a horizontal drag coefficient of <math>0.91 \times \text{friction}</math>. Friction is 0.6 by default, 0.8 for [[Minecraft:Slime Block]]s, 0.98 for [[Minecraft:Ice]], [[Minecraft:Packed Ice]] and [[Minecraft:Frosted Ice]], and 0.989 for [[Minecraft:Blue Ice]].</ref>
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	\| {{EntitySprite\|Fireball}} {{EntitySprite\|Wither skull}} {{EntitySprite\|dragon-fireball}} [[Minecraft:Fireball]]s, [[Minecraft:small fireball]]s, [[Minecraft:Wither#Wither_Skull\|wither ~~skull~~]]s, and [[Minecraft:dragon fireball]]s		\| {{EntitySprite\|Fireball}} {{EntitySprite\|Wither skull}} {{EntitySprite\|dragon-fireball}} [[Minecraft:Fireball]]s, [[Minecraft:small fireball]]s, [[Minecraft:Wither#Wither_Skull\|wither skulls]], and [[Minecraft:dragon fireball]]s
	\|rowspan=3\| Acceleration, Drag, Position		\|rowspan=3\| Acceleration, Drag, Position
	\| 0.10 (double)<ref group="note" name="boom"/>		\| 0.10 (double)<ref group="note" name="boom"/>
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	\| {{EntitySprite\|Arrow}} {{EntitySprite\|Trident}} Fired [[Minecraft:~~arrows~~]], and thrown [[Minecraft:~~tridents~~]]		\| {{EntitySprite\|Arrow}} {{EntitySprite\|Trident}} Fired [[Minecraft:arrow]]s, and thrown [[Minecraft:trident]]s

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	*** A baby piglin riding a baby piglin riding a baby piglin riding a baby hoglin.		*** A baby piglin riding a baby piglin riding a baby piglin riding a baby hoglin.
	* A baby strider riding an adult strider.		* A baby strider riding an adult strider.
	* A zombified piglin wielding a [[Minecraft:warped fungus on a stick]] riding a strider; known as a [[Minecraft:strider jockey]]..		* A zombified piglin wielding a [[Minecraft:warped fungus on a stick]] riding a strider; known as a [[Minecraft:strider jockey]].
	* A [[Minecraft:villager]] or a [[Minecraft:witch]] riding a chicken (this is feasible by curing a baby [[Minecraft:zombie villager]] [[Minecraft:chicken jockey]], and then potentially turning the villager into a witch using a [[Minecraft:lightning bolt]])		* A [[Minecraft:villager]] or a [[Minecraft:witch]] riding a chicken (this is feasible by curing a baby [[Minecraft:zombie villager]] [[Minecraft:chicken jockey]], and then potentially turning the villager into a witch using a [[Minecraft:lightning bolt]])
	* A player riding a zombified piglin (by turning a ridden [[Minecraft:pig]] into a zombified piglin using a lightning bolt)		* A player riding a zombified piglin (by turning a ridden [[Minecraft:pig]] into a zombified piglin using a lightning bolt)

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	\| {{tc\|partial\|to other entities}}		\| {{tc\|partial\|to other entities}}
	\| {{hp\|6}}<br>Recovers health quickly over time.		\| {{hp\|6}}<br>Recovers health quickly over time.
			\| {{tc\|no}}
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			! {{EntityLink\|Ominous Item Spawner}}
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			\| ∞
	\| {{tc\|no}}		\| {{tc\|no}}
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	<section begin="projectiles"/>		<section begin="projectiles"/>
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	\| {{EntitySprite\|Egg}} {{EntitySprite\|Snowball}} {{EntitySprite\|Ender pearl}} Thrown [[Minecraft:egg]]s, [[Minecraft:snowball]]s, ~~and~~ [[Minecraft:ender pearl]]s		\| {{EntitySprite\|Egg}} {{EntitySprite\|Snowball}} {{EntitySprite\|Ender pearl}} {{EntitySprite\|Ice Ball}} Thrown [[Minecraft:egg]]s, [[Minecraft:snowball]]s, [[Minecraft:ender pearl]]s, and [[Minecraft:ice ball]]s{{upcoming\|Fourth Drop 2026}}
	\|rowspan=3\| Acceleration, Drag, Position<ref name="1.21.2thrownProjectile" group="note">The order of throwable projectiles was changed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.2]], from "Position, Drag, Acceleration" to "Acceleration, Drag, Position".</ref>		\|rowspan=3\| Acceleration, Drag, Position<ref name="1.21.2thrownProjectile" group="note">The order of throwable projectiles was changed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.2]], from "Position, Drag, Acceleration" to "Acceleration, Drag, Position".</ref>
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	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
	\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat">Exactly 4 damage is not enough to destroy it.</ref><br>Recovers health quickly over time.		\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat">Exactly 4 damage is not enough to destroy it.</ref><br>Recovers health quickly over time.
	~~([[Minecraft:Java Edition\|''Java Edition'']])~~

	~~{{Health\|40}} ([[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition\|''Bedrock Edition'']])~~
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	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
	\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat" /><br>Recovers health quickly over time.		\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat" /><br>Recovers health quickly over time.
	~~([[Minecraft:Java Edition\|''Java Edition'']])~~

	~~{{Health\|40}} ([[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition\|''Bedrock Edition'']])~~
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	\| {{tc\|no}}		\| {{tc\|no}}
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	! {{EntityLink\|Cushion~~}}{{upcoming\|Wilderness Bound~~}}		! {{EntityLink\|Cushion}}
	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
	\| ∞		\| ∞

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	*When an entity is moving away from its block radius, the solid block can be placed but it does not emit a place sound effect or the player's placing animation.{{only\|java}}		*When an entity is moving away from its block radius, the solid block can be placed but it does not emit a place sound effect or the player's placing animation.{{only\|java}}
	**{{in\|~~bedrock~~}} ~~however~~, the block place sound effect can be played and emitted and the player's placing animation plays but it does not when using a controller or keyboard and mouse connection.		**However, {{in\|be}}, the block place sound effect can be played and emitted and the player's placing animation plays but it does not when using a controller or keyboard and mouse connection.

	== Issues ==		== Issues ==

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	\| {{tc\|no}}		\| {{tc\|no}}
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	! {{EntityLink\|Cushion}}{{upcoming\|~~java 26.3~~}}		! {{EntityLink\|Cushion}}{{upcoming\|Wilderness Bound}}
	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
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	Most entities have a health status, including [[Minecraft:mob]]s, [[Minecraft:player]]s, [[Minecraft:armor stand]]s, [[Minecraft:boat]]s, [[Minecraft:boat with chest]]s, [[Minecraft:item]]s, and [[Minecraft:minecart]]s. Moving blocks, shot or thrown projectiles, area effect clouds, and [[Minecraft:experience orb]]s do not have [[Minecraft:health]].		Most entities have a health status, including [[Minecraft:mob]]s, [[Minecraft:player]]s, [[Minecraft:armor stand]]s, [[Minecraft:boat]]s, [[Minecraft:boat with chest]]s, [[Minecraft:item]]s, and [[Minecraft:minecart]]s. Moving blocks, shot or thrown projectiles, area effect clouds, and [[Minecraft:experience orb]]s do not have [[Minecraft:health]].

	Most entities collide with [[Minecraft:solid block]]s, though some entities, like [[Minecraft:vex]]es, [[Minecraft:ender dragon]]s and thrown [[Minecraft:~~Eye of Ender\|~~eyes of ender]], do not. Most types of entities prevent blocks from being placed in the space they occupy, except for dropped items and experience orbs, which are automatically pushed out of the block to open air. If a solid block enters an entity's space, such as falling [[Minecraft:sand]] or a swinging [[Minecraft:door]], then it is free to move out of the solid block but not back in. For example, if falling gravel falls on the player, the player will be able to move through the gravel until they suffocate or leave the block.		Most entities collide with [[Minecraft:solid block]]s, though some entities, like [[Minecraft:vex]]es, [[Minecraft:ender dragon]]s and thrown [[Minecraft:eyes of ender]], do not. Most types of entities prevent blocks from being placed in the space they occupy, except for dropped items and experience orbs, which are automatically pushed out of the block to open air. If a solid block enters an entity's space, such as falling [[Minecraft:sand]] or a swinging [[Minecraft:door]], then it is free to move out of the solid block but not back in. For example, if falling gravel falls on the player, the player will be able to move through the gravel until they suffocate or leave the block.

	Entities are lit according to the [[Minecraft:light]] level of the block their position is in. For example, if a [[Minecraft:minecart]] runs over a non-straight track directly into a solid block, it turns black because solid blocks always have a light level of 0; [[Minecraft:arrow]]s are also sometimes seen to turn black, especially if fired shallowly into the ceiling; [[Minecraft:player]]s {{in\|BE}} sometimes also turn black when sleeping.		Entities are lit according to the [[Minecraft:light]] level of the block their position is in. For example, if a [[Minecraft:minecart]] runs over a non-straight track directly into a solid block, it turns black because solid blocks always have a light level of 0; [[Minecraft:arrow]]s are also sometimes seen to turn black, especially if fired shallowly into the ceiling; [[Minecraft:player]]s {{in\|BE}} sometimes also turn black when sleeping.

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	\| {{tc\|no}}		\| {{tc\|no}}
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	! {{EntityLink\|Cushion}}{{upcoming\|java 26.3~~\|bedrock 26.40~~}}		! {{EntityLink\|Cushion}}{{upcoming\|java 26.3}}
	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
	\| ∞		\| ∞

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	\| {{tc\|partial\|to other entities}}		\| {{tc\|partial\|to other entities}}
	\| {{hp\|6}}<br>Recovers health quickly over time.		\| {{hp\|6}}<br>Recovers health quickly over time.
			\| {{tc\|no}}
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			! {{EntityLink\|Ominous Item Spawner}}
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			\| ∞
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	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
	\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat">Exactly 4 damage is not enough to destroy it.</ref><br>Recovers health quickly over time.		\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat">Exactly 4 damage is not enough to destroy it.</ref><br>Recovers health quickly over time.
	~~([[Minecraft:Java Edition\|''Java Edition'']])~~

	~~{{Health\|40}} ([[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition\|''Bedrock Edition'']])~~
	\| {{tc\|no}}		\| {{tc\|no}}
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	\| {{tc\|yes}}		\| {{tc\|yes}}
	\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat" /><br>Recovers health quickly over time.		\| Just over {{hp\|4}}<ref group="health" name="boat" /><br>Recovers health quickly over time.
	~~([[Minecraft:Java Edition\|''Java Edition'']])~~

	~~{{Health\|40}} ([[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition\|''Bedrock Edition'']])~~
	\| {{tc\|no}}		\| {{tc\|no}}
	\|-		\|-