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	\|{{Nbt\|short\|PickupDelay}}		\|{{Nbt\|short\|PickupDelay}}
	\|Delays the time in ticks required to pick up the dropped item.		\|Delays the time in ticks required to pick up the dropped item.
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	{{Expand section\|Search remaining battle maps (Battle Map Packs 3 and 4, Halloween, Festive, Valley, Fallout Battle Map Pack).}}		{{Expand section\|Search remaining battle maps (Battle Map Packs 3 and 4, Halloween, Festive, Valley, Fallout Battle Map Pack).}}

	'''~~Crucible~~'''		'''Cavern'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">		<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:~~Bottom lava pit~~ (~~Crucible~~ Large).png\|alt=		File:Unseen village (Cavern Large).png\|alt=
	File:~~Underground cage~~ (~~Crucible~~ Large).png\|alt=		File:Mossy stone brick structure (Cavern Large).png\|alt=
	File:~~Original chest location~~ (~~Crucible~~ Large).png\|alt=		File:Testing area (Cavern Large).png\|alt=
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	~~The~~ large variant ~~conceals~~ a ~~second~~ [[Minecraft:~~lava~~]] ~~sea beneath~~ the ~~normally accessible layer~~ of ~~lava~~. ~~Along~~ with ~~numerous leftover cages and an early location for~~ the ~~bottom high-value~~ [[Minecraft:~~chest~~]]~~, both of which are also found underground, it hints at the possibility that the arena's floor originally extended deeper~~.		In the large variant, an unseen [[Minecraft:village]] and a structure consisting of [[Minecraft:Mossy Stone Bricks\|mossy stone bricks]] inside a river can be found next to the cavern's opening. The latter is positioned right above an ascending stairway connecting to the arena but simply serves as a set dressing and is not reachable. This implies that the stairs were initially supposed to lead up to the surface, instead of being blocked off at their top steps. A testing area with various utility blocks is set up further away, which was ostensibly used by the developers to test interaction privileges or similar in [[Minecraft:Battle (mini game)\|Battle]].

	'''Cove'''		'''Cove'''<gallery style="text-align:center">
	<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:Unused caves 1 (Cove Large).png\|alt=		File:Unused caves 1 (Cove Large).png\|alt=
	File:Unused caves 2 (Cove Large).png\|alt=		File:Unused caves 2 (Cove Large).png\|alt=
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	File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png		File:Unused caves 4 (Cove Large).png
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	~~Three copies of the same~~ [[Minecraft:cave]] ~~system are~~ located ~~within the immediate vicinity of~~ the large ~~variant~~'s ~~arena, supposedly 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~~.		An inaccessible [[Minecraft:cave]] section is located behind the large arena's eastern rock face. It is mostly decorated and seemingly a scrapped portion of the map. Two routes of the cave connect to the eastern escarpment's midpoint and base. Both cave entrances have been sealed off with [[Minecraft:Iron Bars\|iron bars]], rendering the cave partially viewable from the arena. Although the third route is a dead end, its heading and close proximity to the arena's giant skull suggest it would have led to the skull's interior. Several immured rooms are found around the cave, with one holding a [[Minecraft:chest]]. Another chest is found enclosed within the mountain. Neither is filled during gameplay. Two copies of the unused cave section are found beyond the arena's western escarpment. These look to be earlier versions of the cave section, lacking [[Minecraft:redstone]] ores and blocks. Furthermore, these copies exhibit broken [[Minecraft:block states]], physical damage dealt by [[Minecraft:explosions]], and cut-offs. One copy is reachable through escaping the arena by swimming up a waterfall on the western escarpment.

	'''~~Cavern~~'''		'''Crucible'''
	<gallery style="text-align:center">		<gallery style="text-align:center">
	File:~~Unseen village~~ (~~Cavern~~ Large).png\|alt=		File:Bottom lava pit (Crucible Large).png\|alt=
	File:~~Mossy stone brick structure~~ (~~Cavern~~ Large).png\|alt=		File:Underground cage (Crucible Large).png\|alt=
	File:~~Testing area~~ (~~Cavern~~ Large).png\|alt=		File:Original chest location (Crucible Large).png\|alt=
	</gallery>		</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 which has been used by the developers to presumably test the interaction privileges in Battle~~.		The large variant conceals a second [[Minecraft:lava]] sea beneath the normally accessible layer of lava. Along with numerous leftover cages and an early location for the bottom high-value [[Minecraft:chest]], both of which are also found underground, it hints at the possibility that the arena's floor originally extended deeper.

	'''Temple'''		'''Temple'''

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	[[File:Unused bubble (texture) LCE1.png\|width=32x32\|class=pixel-image]]		[[File:Unused bubble (texture) LCE1.png\|width=32x32\|class=pixel-image]]

	Sprite for bubbles that have gone unused after [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU69]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 38]]. Instead, a ~~tinted~~ grayscale bubble sprite from {{BE}} is ~~applied{{Verify\|Is this the correct wording?}}~~. The old sprite is still used on ''[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:Nintendo Switch Edition]]''.		Sprite for bubbles that have gone unused after [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU69]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 38]]. Instead, a grayscale bubble sprite from {{BE}} is used and tinted using biome specific water colors. The old sprite is still used on ''[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:Nintendo Switch Edition]]'' due to not receiving [[Minecraft:Update Aquatic]].

	'''Angry villager'''		'''Angry villager'''

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 === Removed features ===
-Text strings which had once been associated with features that were later removed have been preserved in the game's localization data.
+Text strings associated with removed features have been preserved in the game data.
 '''Blocks'''

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	=== Build Off ===		=== Build Off ===
	{{main\|Mini Games#Build Off}}Build Off was a planned mini game similar to "Build Battle" on {{JE}} and {{BE}} [[Minecraft:servers]]. Despite being cancelled before {{LCE}} was discontinued, the game's code contains multiple references to the scrapped mode. Calls for music cues as well as leaderboard functions also exist in the game data. It is implied that [[Minecraft:texture pack]] support for the mode was planned as texture packs have the ability to overridde the music cues for it.		{{main\|Mini Games#Build Off}}Build Off was a planned mini game similar to "Build Battle" on {{JE}} and {{BE}} [[Minecraft:servers]]. Despite being cancelled before {{LCE}} was discontinued, the game's code contains multiple references to the scrapped mode. Calls for music cues as well as leaderboard functions also exist in the game data. It is implied that [[Minecraft:texture pack]] support for the mode was planned as texture packs have the ability to overridde the music cues for it.

			=== Unsendable death messages ===<!-- I'm leaving a table here for now, as it's very well possible the some of the ostensibly unused death message strings mentioned further down the article have actually been implemented and are merely unsendable as well, which would make them part of this table. -->
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			!Death message
			!Trigger
			!Notes
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			\|{PLAYER} was squashed by a falling block.{{Sic}}
			\|Appears when the player is killed by a [[Minecraft:Falling Block\|falling block]] modified to deal damage that is not an [[Minecraft:anvil]].
			\|Besides an anvil, no falling block deals damage upon hitting a player in regular gameplay.
			\|}

	== Music ==		== Music ==
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	== Text strings ==		== Text strings ==
	{{Expand section\|Document remaining unused text strings and their implications: command strings, references to 'Arena', unutilized death messages, demo version leftovers, strings related to controls (e.g. offhand), and leftover strings from removed features.

	~~Additionally, check if entry IDs are identical between editions. The undermentioned are entry IDs are sampled from PlayStation 3 Edition's languages.loc.}}~~

	=== Commands ===		=== Commands ===
	Strings referencing or hinting at the use of [[Minecraft:commands]] are hidden in the localization data.		Strings referencing or hinting at the use of [[Minecraft:commands]] are hidden in the localization data.
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	\|<code>DA27DA69</code>		\|<code>DA27DA69</code>
	\|When enabled, players ~~inventory~~{{Sic}} is reduced to only 9 slots.		\|When enabled, players{{Sic}} inventory is reduced to only 9 slots.
	\|}		\|}
	'''Layer Decay'''		'''Layer Decay'''
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	=== Death messages ===		=== Death messages ===
	Multiple ~~[[Minecraft:~~death messages~~]] are unused or unsendable~~.		Multiple death messages have been left unimplemented.
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	\|<code>7BA47E90</code>		\|<code>7BA47E90</code>
	\|{PLAYER} fell too far and was finished by {SOURCE}		\|{PLAYER} fell too far and was finished by {SOURCE}{{Verify\|Has this death message really not been implemented, or has it been added and just isn't sendable like its Java Edition counterpart?}}
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	\|<code>3EC0C74A</code>		\|<code>3EC0C74A</code>
	\|{PLAYER} fell too far and was finished by {SOURCE} using {ITEM}		\|{PLAYER} fell too far and was finished by {SOURCE} using {ITEM}{{Verify\|Has this death message really not been implemented, or has it been added and just isn't sendable like its Java Edition counterpart?}}
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	\|<code>15C8F4AE</code>		\|<code>15C8F4AE</code>
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	\|<code>D98E2236</code>		\|<code>D98E2236</code>
	\|{PLAYER} died		\|{PLAYER} died{{Verify\|On Java Edition this death message is reserved for death types which have not received a respective death message. If this is the case on LCE as well, it would not count as unimplemented, but merely as unobtainable.}}
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	\|<code>06046121</code>		\|<code>06046121</code>
	\|{PLAYER} was killed by {SOURCE} using {ITEM}		\|{PLAYER} was killed by {SOURCE} using {ITEM}
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			\|<code>E3BE8E0D</code>
			\|{PLAYER} was pummeled by {SOURCE} using {ITEM}
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			\|<code>64400F01</code>
			\|{PLAYER} was speared by {SOURCE} using {ITEM}
	\|}		\|}

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	</gallery>Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered throughout 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 has been intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal is found.		</gallery>Unutilized [[Minecraft:redstone]] wiring is scattered throughout 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 has been intended for. In addition, between the two canals in the large arena which can be accessed during standard gameplay, an unfinished third canal is found.

	=== ~~TU46~~ tutorial world ===		=== Old tutorial world ===
	The file of the [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU46]] tutorial world is still ~~present~~ in the game files.		The file of the [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU46]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU36]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.38]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.38]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.38]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 15]] tutorial world is still stored in the game files, despite having been superseded by the [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU69]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 38]] tutorial world.

	== Developer tools ==		== Developer tools ==

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 '''16 player support'''
-''[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition]]'' support up to 16 simultaneous players within a world{{Verify|Or does the 16 player support only apply to mini games?}}, while other versions allow only up to 8 simultaneous players. Associated text strings, parenthetically all related to mini games, have been left over in the deficient editions.
+''[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition]]'' and ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition]]'' support up to 16 simultaneous players in mini games, while other versions allow only up to 8, and ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition]]'' allows up to 4. Associated text strings have been left over in the deficient editions.
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 '''Blocks'''
-Leftover display names of the [[Minecraft:rose]] and [[Minecraft:locked chest]]. The former has been renamed to the [[Minecraft:poppy]] in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU31]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU19]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 3]], whilst the latter has been completely removed{{Info needed|In which versions?}}.
+Leftover display names of the [[Minecraft:rose]] and [[Minecraft:locked chest]]. The former has been renamed to the [[Minecraft:poppy]] in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU31]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU19]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 3]], whilst the latter has been completely removed in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU19]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.12]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.12]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU7]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.12]].
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 '''Bedrock fog'''
-In early versions of {{LCE}}, a dark fog and gray particles floating through the air would obstruct the player's eyeshot if near [[Minecraft:bedrock]] level. Players were able to toggle the bedrock fog in the graphics settings. This is alternatively known as [[Minecraft:void fog]], and has been removed in later versions{{Info needed|In which versions?}} due to general distaste for the feature<ref>https://twitter.com/TheMogMiner/status/501766046681153536</ref>.
+In early versions of {{LCE}}, a dark fog and gray particles would obstruct the player's view if near [[Minecraft:bedrock]] level. Players were able to toggle the bedrock fog in the graphics settings. This is alternatively known as [[Minecraft:void fog]], and had been removed in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU31]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU19]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.22]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 3]].
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	[[File:Oak Slab JE1 BE1.png\|right\|width=125x125]]		[[File:Oak Slab JE1 BE1.png\|right\|width=125x125]]
	{{main\|Petrified Oak Slab}}		{{main\|Petrified Oak Slab}}
	The original wooden slab was merely another variant of the [[Minecraft:Smooth Stone Slab\|stone slab]]. Thus, it was not flammable and had to be broken with a pickaxe, in spite of being optically identical to a current oak slab. The [[Minecraft:Spruce (disambiguation)\|spruce]], [[Minecraft:Birch (disambiguation)\|birch]], and [[Minecraft:Jungle (disambiguation)\|~~jungle~~]] ~~wooden slab variants~~ added in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition ~~TU9~~]] ~~were their standalone~~ block type~~{{Verify\|Is this worded correctly?}} and consequently have not shared these traits~~.		The original wooden slab was merely another variant of the [[Minecraft:Smooth Stone Slab\|stone slab]]. Thus, it was not flammable and had to be broken with a pickaxe, in spite of being optically identical to a current oak slab. The [[Minecraft:Spruce (disambiguation)\|spruce]] and [[Minecraft:Birch (disambiguation)\|birch]] wooden slab variants added in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU9]] use the correct block type and do not share these traits. [[Minecraft:Jungle (disambiguation)\|Jungle]] slabs added in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU12]] also use the correct block type.

	~~This remained the case until [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU17]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.07]], when the~~ petrified oak slab ~~has~~ finally been replaced with the proper wooden oak slab in the [[Minecraft:crafting]] and [[Minecraft:Creative inventory]] menus, marking it inaccessible through normal means. However, ~~old wooden~~ slabs were not converted upon upgrading a [[Minecraft:world]] in {{LCE}}. Thereby, it is still possible to obtain a petrified ~~oak slab~~ by loading ~~an old~~ save ~~in which old wooden slabs had been acquired~~ prior to ~~Xbox 360 Edition~~ TU17/~~PlayStation 3 Edition~~ 1.07.		The petrified oak slab had finally been replaced with the proper wooden oak slab in the [[Minecraft:crafting]] and [[Minecraft:Creative inventory]] menus in [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU17]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.07]], marking it inaccessible through normal means. However, petrified oak slabs were not converted upon upgrading a [[Minecraft:world]] in {{LCE}}. Thereby, it is still possible to obtain petrified slabs by loading a save prior to TU17/1.07.

	Its description states "Used for making long staircases. Two slabs placed on top of each other will create a normal-sized double slab block."		Its description states "Used for making long staircases. Two slabs placed on top of each other will create a normal-sized double slab block."
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	\|{{Nbt\|byte\|CustomNameVisible}}		\|{{Nbt\|byte\|CustomNameVisible}}
	\|When set to 1, the entity's custom name is always visible, regardless of being directly looked at or not.		\|When set to 1, the entity's custom name is always visible, regardless of being directly looked at or not.
	\|Oddly, this only works on some non-mob entities. This used to work on all entities until [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU25]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.17]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.17]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU14]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.17]], and worked on even fewer entities after [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU69]]~~{{Info needed\|The equivalent versions of other Legacy Console Editions~~.}}.		\|Oddly, this only works on some non-mob entities. This used to work on all entities until [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU25]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.17]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.17]]/[[Minecraft:Xbox One Edition CU14]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.17]], and worked on even fewer entities after [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU69]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation 4 Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:PlayStation Vita Edition 1.76]]/[[Minecraft:Wii U Edition Patch 38]].
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	This graphic is found in ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition]]''<nowiki/>'s and [[Minecraft:Wii U Edition\|''Wii U Edition'']]'s <code>DebugUIMarketingGuide720.fui</code>~~, which had been~~ designed to help artists create UI and marketing material for the game. The option to display this graphic is referenced in the debug menu data of other editions with the label "Show Marketing Guide". It is ~~also referenced~~ in ~~but missing from~~ the same ~~files~~ in ''[[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition]]''~~{{Info needed\|Specify the subject of this sentence, as it appears rather vague.}}~~.		This graphic is found in ''[[Minecraft:PlayStation 3 Edition]]''<nowiki/>'s and [[Minecraft:Wii U Edition\|''Wii U Edition'']]'s <code>DebugUIMarketingGuide720.fui</code>. It was designed to help artists create UI and marketing material for the game. The option to display this graphic is referenced in the debug menu data of other editions with the label "Show Marketing Guide". This graphic is called as a reference in the same UI file in ''[[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition]]'' but does not exist.

	'''Xbox One Marketing Guide Graphic'''		'''Xbox One Marketing Guide Graphic'''