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*{{BiomeLink|Snowy Beach}} | *{{BiomeLink|Snowy Beach}} | ||
*{{BiomeLink|Stony Shore}}{{only|bedrock|short=1}} | *{{BiomeLink|Stony Shore}}{{only|bedrock|short=1}} | ||
*{{BiomeLink|Mushroom Field Shore}}{{only|bedrock|short=1}} | |||
| blocks = | | blocks = | ||
* {{BlockLink|Chest | * {{BlockLink|Chest}} | ||
* {{BlockLink|Water}}{{fn|A generated chest exposed to water is always waterlogged.}} | * {{BlockLink|Water}}{{fn|A generated chest exposed to water is always waterlogged.}} | ||
* | * Terrain blocks to bury the chest, most commonly: | ||
* | * {{BlockLink|Gravel}} | ||
* {{BlockLink|Sand}} | |||
* {{BlockLink|Sandstone}} | |||
* {{BlockLink|Stone}} | |||
|canspawn=No | |canspawn=No | ||
}} | }} | ||
''' | A '''buried treasure''' is a naturally generated [[Minecraft:structure]] that consists of a buried loot [[Minecraft:chest]] found in [[Minecraft:beach]]es and located with [[Minecraft:explorer maps]]. Buried treasures are the only source of the [[Minecraft:heart of the sea]], which can be used to craft a [[Minecraft:conduit]]. | ||
== Generation == | == Generation == | ||
Buried treasures generate in beach biomes, and can also generate underwater. | Buried treasures generate in [[Minecraft:beach]], [[Minecraft:Snowy Beach|snowy beach]], and [[Minecraft:Stony Shore|stony shore]]{{Only|be|short=1}} biomes, and can also generate underwater. They are dramatically more common in {{BE}} than in {{JE}}. | ||
The treasure [[Minecraft:chest]] is almost always buried by some material. Most of the time the chest generates buried in a beach, so it has a [[Minecraft:sand]] or [[Minecraft:gravel]] block covering it. Sometimes, if generated on the side of an underwater hill, it spawns with [[Minecraft:stone]] blocks covering it. If it generates on the surface of the ocean floor, a [[Minecraft:gravel]] or [[Minecraft:sand]] block covers it. Nonetheless, terrain generation can cause the [[Minecraft:chest]] to be buried by any suitable terrain-generated blocks, such as [[Minecraft:coal ore]] and [[Minecraft:diorite]]. | The treasure [[Minecraft:chest]] is almost always buried by some material. Most of the time the chest generates buried in a beach, so it has a [[Minecraft:sand]] or [[Minecraft:gravel]] block covering it. Sometimes, if generated on the side of an underwater hill, it spawns with [[Minecraft:stone]] blocks covering it. If it generates on the surface of the ocean floor, a [[Minecraft:gravel]] or [[Minecraft:sand]] block covers it. Nonetheless, terrain generation can cause the [[Minecraft:chest]] to be buried by any suitable terrain-generated blocks, such as [[Minecraft:coal ore]] and [[Minecraft:diorite]]. | ||
In ''Java Edition'', buried treasures always generate at [[Minecraft:chunk]] section relative 9 (out of 0 through 15) on both the X and Z axis,<ref>{{bug|MC-227443}}</ref> and are always facing east. | |||
In ''Bedrock Edition'', buried treasures always generate at [[Minecraft:chunk]] section relative 8 (out of 0 through 15) on the X and Z axis. | |||
=== Location per seed === | === Location per seed === | ||
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== Structure == | == Structure == | ||
[[File:Buried Treasure Vibrant Visuals.png|thumb|A dug up buried treasure chest]] | |||
Buried treasures contain a single chest full of various loot. If the chest is exposed to water, it generates [[Minecraft:Waterlogging|waterlogged]]. | Buried treasures contain a single chest full of various loot. If the chest is exposed to water, it generates [[Minecraft:Waterlogging|waterlogged]]. | ||
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=== Config === | === Config === | ||
{{el|java}}: | {{el|java}}: | ||
<section begin="config"/><div class="treeview"> | <section begin="config" /><div class="treeview"> | ||
*{{nbt|compound}} Structure configuration | *{{nbt|compound}} Structure configuration | ||
**{{nbt|string|type}}: {{cd|minecraft:buried_treasure}} | **{{nbt|string|type}}: {{cd|minecraft:buried_treasure}} | ||
** {{Nbt inherit/structure}} | ** {{Nbt inherit/structure}} | ||
</div><section end="config"/> | </div><section end="config" /> | ||
== Achievements == | == Achievements == | ||
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* Buried treasures are the smallest naturally generated structure in the game. | * Buried treasures are the smallest naturally generated structure in the game. | ||
* In ''Java Edition'', the player arrow is shown under the X of the treasure, but in ''Bedrock Edition'', the player arrow is shown on top of the X. | * In ''Java Edition'', the player arrow is shown under the X of the treasure, but in ''Bedrock Edition'', the player arrow is shown on top of the X. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
=== Screenshots === | === Screenshots === | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File: | File:Buriedtreasure.jpg|A buried treasure dug up from the [[Minecraft:sand]] | ||
File: | File:Underwater treasure.png|A buried treasure found underwater | ||
File: | File:Stony shore treasure.png|A buried treasure in a stony shore | ||
File: | File:Snowy beach treasure.png|A treasure in a snowy beach | ||
File:Treasure Digging Location.png|Ideal positioning of the player on the X to find the treasure | File:Open Buried Chest.png|An open buried treasure chest, revealing lots of loot | ||
File: | File:Treasure Digging Location.png|Ideal positioning of the player on the X of the map to find the treasure | ||
File:Treasure on | File:Buried treasure on hill.png|A buried treasure chest exposed in a hill | ||
File: | </gallery> | ||
File:Buried Treasure | |||
==== Historical screenshots ==== | |||
File:Treasure on Mansion.jpg|A buried treasure chest generated | <gallery> | ||
File:Mushroom Field Shore Treasure.png|A buried treasure in the mushroom field shore biome that no longer generates | |||
File:Buried Treasure on Village.png|Buried treasure generated on land under a [[Minecraft:village]] | |||
File:5 pig spawner glitch.png|A glitched structure consisting of 5 pig spawners and a buried treasure chest | |||
File:Buried Treasure Mountain.png|A buried treasure chest in a [[Minecraft:stone shore]] {{in|be}} | |||
File:Treasure on Mansion.jpg|A buried treasure chest generated on a [[Minecraft:woodland mansion]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 25 October 2026
Template:Infobox structure A buried treasure is a naturally generated Minecraft:structure that consists of a buried loot Minecraft:chest found in Minecraft:beaches and located with Minecraft:explorer maps. Buried treasures are the only source of the Minecraft:heart of the sea, which can be used to craft a Minecraft:conduit.
Generation
Buried treasures generate in Minecraft:beach, snowy beach, and stony shoreTemplate:Only biomes, and can also generate underwater. They are dramatically more common in Template:BE than in Template:JE.
The treasure Minecraft:chest is almost always buried by some material. Most of the time the chest generates buried in a beach, so it has a Minecraft:sand or Minecraft:gravel block covering it. Sometimes, if generated on the side of an underwater hill, it spawns with Minecraft:stone blocks covering it. If it generates on the surface of the ocean floor, a Minecraft:gravel or Minecraft:sand block covers it. Nonetheless, terrain generation can cause the Minecraft:chest to be buried by any suitable terrain-generated blocks, such as Minecraft:coal ore and Minecraft:diorite.
In Java Edition, buried treasures always generate at Minecraft:chunk section relative 9 (out of 0 through 15) on both the X and Z axis,<ref>Template:Bug</ref> and are always facing east.
In Bedrock Edition, buried treasures always generate at Minecraft:chunk section relative 8 (out of 0 through 15) on the X and Z axis.
Location per seed
A preview of buried treasure generation is shown below:Template:Calculator
Structure
Buried treasures contain a single chest full of various loot. If the chest is exposed to water, it generates waterlogged.
Loot
Template:See also A Minecraft:heart of the sea is always present in every buried treasure.
Data values
ID
Template:El: Template:ID table Template:ID table
Template:El: Template:ID table
Config
<section begin="config" />
- Template:Nbt Structure configuration
<section end="config" />
Achievements
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Minecraft Education
Legacy Console Edition
Issues
Trivia
- Buried treasures are the smallest naturally generated structure in the game.
- In Java Edition, the player arrow is shown under the X of the treasure, but in Bedrock Edition, the player arrow is shown on top of the X.
Gallery
Screenshots
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A buried treasure dug up from the Minecraft:sand
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A buried treasure found underwater
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A buried treasure in a stony shore
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A treasure in a snowy beach
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An open buried treasure chest, revealing lots of loot
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Ideal positioning of the player on the X of the map to find the treasure
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A buried treasure chest exposed in a hill
Historical screenshots
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A buried treasure in the mushroom field shore biome that no longer generates
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Buried treasure generated on land under a Minecraft:village
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A glitched structure consisting of 5 pig spawners and a buried treasure chest
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A buried treasure chest in a Minecraft:stone shore Template:In
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A buried treasure chest generated on a Minecraft:woodland mansion
Notes
References
Template:Navbox generated structures
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