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	* Cannot be generated naturally, as nether portal frames will not light.		* Cannot be generated naturally, as nether portal frames will not light.

	[[File:End Gateway JE2 ~~BE1~~.png\|frameless\|width=40x40]]'''[[Minecraft:End Gateway (block)\|End gateway]]'''		[[File:End Gateway JE2.png\|frameless\|width=40x40]]'''[[Minecraft:End Gateway (block)\|End gateway]]'''
	* No longer teleports players to [[Minecraft:the End]].		* No longer teleports players to [[Minecraft:the End]].
	* Cannot be generated naturally, as end portal frames have been removed.		* Cannot be generated naturally, as end portal frames have been removed.

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	{{Animate\|Sky (April Fools' joke).png;Hub Sky (April Fools' joke).png;Day Sky (April Fools' joke).png\|40px}} '''[[Minecraft:Sky (block)\|Sky]]'''		{{Animate\|Sky (April Fools' joke).png;Hub Sky (April Fools' joke).png;Day Sky (April Fools' joke).png\|40px}} '''[[Minecraft:Sky (block)\|Sky]]'''
	* Spawns naturally in ~~the~~ the hub dimension.		* Spawns naturally in the hub dimension.
	* Has the texture of the current sky box.		* Has the texture of the current sky box.
	* Cannot be broken naturally without creative mode or commands.		* Cannot be broken naturally without creative mode or commands.

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	** These rooms can contain structures such as [[Minecraft:village]] houses and [[Minecraft:end ship]]s.		** These rooms can contain structures such as [[Minecraft:village]] houses and [[Minecraft:end ship]]s.

	{{Animate\|Invicon Trophy.png;Invicon Mega Spud Trophy.png;Invicon Close But No Medal Trophy.png\|32px\|class=pixel-image}}{{Animate\|Trophy (April Fools' joke).png;Mega Spud Trophy (April Fools' joke).png;"Close But No" Medal Trophy (April Fools' joke).png\|40px}} '''[[Minecraft:Trophy (April Fools' joke)\|Trophy]]'''		{{Animate\|Invicon Trophy.png;Invicon Mega Spud Trophy.png;Invicon Close But No Medal Trophy.png\|32px\|class=pixel-image}}{{Animate\|Trophy (April Fools' joke).png;Mega Spud Trophy (April Fools' joke).png;"Close But No" Medal Trophy (April Fools' joke).png\|40px}}'''[[Minecraft:Trophy (April Fools' joke)\|Trophy]]'''
	* Awarded to the player for particular actions and achievements.		* Awarded to the player for particular actions and achievements.

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	'''Storage (barrels)'''		'''Storage (barrels)'''
	* A room with 5 [[Minecraft:barrel]]s in a [[Minecraft:dark oak plank]] floor.		* A room with 5 [[Minecraft:barrel]]s on a [[Minecraft:dark oak plank]] floor.
	'''Boiler Room'''		'''Boiler Room'''
	* A room made of [[Minecraft:copper block]]s.		* A room made of [[Minecraft:copper block]]s.
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	* Contains a chest containing 18 [[Minecraft:Mob Trophy\|lightning mob trophies]]. These trophies' models clip significantly outside most UIs.		* Contains a chest containing 18 [[Minecraft:Mob Trophy\|lightning mob trophies]]. These trophies' models clip significantly outside most UIs.
	'''Deep Pool'''		'''Deep Pool'''
	* A room with a [[Minecraft:prismarine]] topped deep pool of [[Minecraft:water]]		* A room with a [[Minecraft:prismarine]]-topped deep pool of [[Minecraft:water]]
	* The room contains hidden signs that can be accessed by swimming, which reads:		* The room contains hidden signs that can be accessed by swimming, which reads:
	** <code>.</code>		** <code>.</code>
	** <code>nothing</code>		** <code>nothing</code>
	* When reaching the end of the signed passage, there is no return without either a trapdoor to reenter the ~~1x1~~ passage or jumping into the void (~~2x1~~ ending spot is surrounded by 3 skyblocks tall walls without ceiling).		* When reaching the end of the signed passage, there is no return without either a trapdoor to reenter the 1×1 passage or jumping into the void (2×1 ending spot is surrounded by 3 skyblocks tall walls without ceiling).
	'''Ship'''		'''Ship'''
	* A room with an [[Minecraft:End City\|End city ship]].		* A room with an [[Minecraft:End City\|End city ship]].
	* Unlike the normal end city ship, this one doesn't have a brewing stand or elytra and has 2 double chests and the back of the ship.		* Unlike the normal end city ship, this one doesn't have a brewing stand or elytra and has 2 double chests and the back of the ship.
	* There is a ~~1x1~~ hole above the ship's mast.		* There is a 1×1 hole above the ship's mast.
	* A hanging sign is hidden on the outside of the ship, near the brewing stand, which reads:		* A hanging sign is hidden on the outside of the ship, near the brewing stand, which reads:
	** <code>got footprints?</code>		** <code>got footprints?</code>
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	* A tall pillar of sky blocks in the center of the room hides ladders and a chest, accessible from above. The chest contains one shiny netherite-grade llama spit [[Minecraft:mob trophy]].		* A tall pillar of sky blocks in the center of the room hides ladders and a chest, accessible from above. The chest contains one shiny netherite-grade llama spit [[Minecraft:mob trophy]].
	'''Storage (simple)'''		'''Storage (simple)'''
	* A room with four double [[Minecraft:chest]]s, surrounded by oak planks with a ~~4x3~~ window at the top.		* A room with four double [[Minecraft:chest]]s, surrounded by oak planks with a 4×3 window at the top.
	'''Storage (less simple)'''		'''Storage (less simple)'''
	* A room with four double [[Minecraft:chest]]s and four single chests.		* A room with four double [[Minecraft:chest]]s and four single chests.

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	== Changes ==		== Changes ==
	This snapshot completely overhauls the game. Instead of spawning in normal overworld, upon creating a world the player spawns in a hub biome inside the overworld with no terrain generated around the spawn other than the place where the player spawns in. The place is centered around a [[Minecraft:mine crafter\|Mine Crafter]]. On interacting with the Mine Crafter, a window vaguely similar to that of a crafting table opens. The player can use this interface to create “Mines”, sub worlds with customizable features that the player unlocks through gameplay in the mines. Upon successfully leaving a mine through a [[Minecraft:Mine Exit]], the player is rewarded with experience based on the value and amount of items they have in their inventory.{{Note\|The experience value of items in in the main hand can be modified with ~~<nowiki>/~~item modify entity @s weapon.mainhand {function:"minecraft:set_components", components: {"minecraft:exchange_value": 10.0f}}</nowiki>, and an arbitrary item with an arbitrary experience value can be obtained with ~~<nowiki>/~~give @p dirt[minecraft:exchange_value=10.0f] ~~1</nowiki>~~ (replace <nowiki>10.0f</nowiki> with the desired value)}} The inventory is separate between different mines, but starting equipment may be purchased with experience levels. The player can also use experience to buy other upgrades (referred to as “unlocks” in-game), such as more inventory space, increased speed, etc. All of these changes effectively transform the game into a [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rogue-lite ''roguelite'']. Other significant changes to aspects of the game are:		This snapshot completely overhauls the game. Instead of spawning in normal overworld, upon creating a world the player spawns in a hub biome inside the overworld with no terrain generated around the spawn other than the place where the player spawns in. The place is centered around a [[Minecraft:mine crafter\|Mine Crafter]]. On interacting with the Mine Crafter, a window vaguely similar to that of a crafting table opens. The player can use this interface to create “Mines”, sub worlds with customizable features that the player unlocks through gameplay in the mines. Upon successfully leaving a mine through a [[Minecraft:Mine Exit]], the player is rewarded with experience based on the value and amount of items they have in their inventory.{{Note\|The experience value of items in the main hand can be modified with {{command\|item modify entity @s weapon.mainhand {function:"minecraft:set_components", components: {"minecraft:exchange_value": 10.0f<nowiki>}}</nowiki>}}, and an arbitrary item with an arbitrary experience value can be obtained with {{command\|give @s dirt[minecraft:exchange_value{{=}}10.0f]}} (replace <nowiki>10.0f</nowiki> with the desired value)}} The inventory is separate between different mines, but starting equipment may be purchased with experience levels. The player can also use experience to buy other upgrades (referred to as “unlocks” in-game), such as more inventory space, increased speed, etc. All of these changes effectively transform the game into a [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rogue-lite ''roguelite'']. Other significant changes to aspects of the game are:
	* The player cannot craft in any traditional manner (inventory, crafting table) until the ability is unlocked, and must rely on a crafter to craft items.		* The player cannot craft in any traditional manner (inventory, crafting table) until the ability is unlocked, and must rely on a crafter to craft items.
	* Worlds can no longer be created in [[Minecraft:Creative]]. The gamemode can still be selected through use of commands.		* Worlds can no longer be created in [[Minecraft:Creative]]. The gamemode can still be selected through use of commands.

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	== Changes ==		== Changes ==
	This snapshot completely overhauls the game. Instead of spawning in normal overworld, upon creating a world the player spawns in a hub biome inside the overworld with no terrain generated around the spawn other than the place where the player spawns in. The place is centered around a [[Minecraft:mine crafter\|Mine Crafter]]. On interacting with the Mine Crafter, a window vaguely similar to that of a crafting table opens. The player can use this interface to create “Mines”, sub worlds with customizable features that the player unlocks through gameplay in the mines. Upon successfully leaving a mine through a [[Minecraft:Mine Exit]], the player is rewarded with experience based on the value and amount of items they have in their inventory. The inventory is separate between different mines, but starting equipment may be purchased with experience levels. The player can also use experience to buy other upgrades (referred to as “unlocks” in-game), such as more inventory space, increased speed, etc. All of these changes effectively transform the game into a [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rogue-lite ''roguelite'']. Other significant changes to aspects of the game are:		This snapshot completely overhauls the game. Instead of spawning in normal overworld, upon creating a world the player spawns in a hub biome inside the overworld with no terrain generated around the spawn other than the place where the player spawns in. The place is centered around a [[Minecraft:mine crafter\|Mine Crafter]]. On interacting with the Mine Crafter, a window vaguely similar to that of a crafting table opens. The player can use this interface to create “Mines”, sub worlds with customizable features that the player unlocks through gameplay in the mines. Upon successfully leaving a mine through a [[Minecraft:Mine Exit]], the player is rewarded with experience based on the value and amount of items they have in their inventory.{{Note\|The experience value of items in in the main hand can be modified with <nowiki>/item modify entity @s weapon.mainhand {function:"minecraft:set_components", components: {"minecraft:exchange_value": 10.0f}}</nowiki>, and an arbitrary item with an arbitrary experience value can be obtained with <nowiki>/give @p dirt[minecraft:exchange_value=10.0f] 1</nowiki> (replace <nowiki>10.0f</nowiki> with the desired value)}} The inventory is separate between different mines, but starting equipment may be purchased with experience levels. The player can also use experience to buy other upgrades (referred to as “unlocks” in-game), such as more inventory space, increased speed, etc. All of these changes effectively transform the game into a [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rogue-lite ''roguelite'']. Other significant changes to aspects of the game are:
	* The player cannot craft in any traditional manner (inventory, crafting table) until the ability is unlocked, and must rely on a crafter to craft items.		* The player cannot craft in any traditional manner (inventory, crafting table) until the ability is unlocked, and must rely on a crafter to craft items.
	* Worlds can no longer be created in [[Minecraft:Creative]]. The gamemode can still be selected through use of commands.		* Worlds can no longer be created in [[Minecraft:Creative]]. The gamemode can still be selected through use of commands.

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