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== Description == | == Description == | ||
Sulfur springs generate only above [[Minecraft:sulfur caves]] on the surface in any overworld [[Minecraft:biome]]. They are small ponds surrounded by [[Minecraft:sulfur]], [[Minecraft:cinnabar]], [[Minecraft:tuff]], [[Minecraft:granite]], and [[Minecraft:sulfur spike]]s containing [[Minecraft:potent sulfur]] and [[Minecraft:magma block]]s in a configuration suitable for [[Minecraft:geyser]]s. | Sulfur springs generate only above [[Minecraft:sulfur caves]] on the surface in any overworld [[Minecraft:biome]]. They are small ponds surrounded by [[Minecraft:sulfur]], [[Minecraft:cinnabar]], [[Minecraft:tuff]], [[Minecraft:granite]], and [[Minecraft:sulfur spike]]s containing [[Minecraft:potent sulfur]] and [[Minecraft:magma block]]s in a configuration suitable for [[Minecraft:geyser]]s. They extend their roots of its blocks underground into the cave beneath, similar to the [[Minecraft:Azalea Tree|azalea tree]]. | ||
They come in 10 variants across four sizes, with rarity increasing with size. | They come in 10 variants across four sizes, with rarity increasing with size. | ||
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File:Sulfur spring bursting.gif|A sulfur spring bursting in a [[Minecraft:birch forest]] biome | File:Sulfur spring bursting.gif|A sulfur spring bursting in a [[Minecraft:birch forest]] biome | ||
File:Four sulfur springs.png|Four sulfur springs in [[Minecraft:Windswept Hills|windswept hills]] | File:Four sulfur springs.png|Four sulfur springs in [[Minecraft:Windswept Hills|windswept hills]] | ||
File:Natural Half-Bed.png|A sulfur spring inside a [[Minecraft:Desert Village]] | |||
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Sulfur Spring Discovered.png|[[Minecraft:Makena]] and [[Minecraft:Kai]] finding a sulfur spring | Sulfur Spring Discovered.png|[[Minecraft:Makena]] and [[Minecraft:Kai]] finding a sulfur spring | ||
New Look.jpg|A sulfur spring in a [[Minecraft:plains]] biome | New Look.jpg|A sulfur spring in a [[Minecraft:plains]] biome | ||
Magma On The Menu.jpg|Magma [[Minecraft:sulfur cube]]s near a bursting spring | Magma On The Menu.jpg|Magma [[Minecraft:sulfur cube]]s near a bursting spring. There is a ruined portal in the background and a zombie. | ||
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[[Minecraft:ru:Серный источник]] | [[Minecraft:ru:Серный источник]] | ||
[[Minecraft:th:Sulfur Spring]] | [[Minecraft:th:Sulfur Spring]] | ||
[[Minecraft:uk:Сірчане джерело]] | |||
[[Minecraft:zh:硫黄涌泉]] | [[Minecraft:zh:硫黄涌泉]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:13, 15 July 2026
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A sulfur spring is a Minecraft:feature that can be found on the Minecraft:Overworld surface above Minecraft:sulfur caves and consists of a pool of water surrounded by Minecraft:sulfur, Minecraft:sulfur spikes, and other Minecraft:rocks. The water pool contains Minecraft:potent sulfur that periodically erupts, creating a Minecraft:geyser.
Description
Sulfur springs generate only above Minecraft:sulfur caves on the surface in any overworld Minecraft:biome. They are small ponds surrounded by Minecraft:sulfur, Minecraft:cinnabar, Minecraft:tuff, Minecraft:granite, and Minecraft:sulfur spikes containing Minecraft:potent sulfur and Minecraft:magma blocks in a configuration suitable for Minecraft:geysers. They extend their roots of its blocks underground into the cave beneath, similar to the azalea tree.
They come in 10 variants across four sizes, with rarity increasing with size.
Structure
| Name | Blocks | Image | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
sulfur_spring_small_1
|
File:Sulfur spring small 1.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_2
|
File:Sulfur spring small 2.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_3
|
File:Sulfur spring small 3.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_4
|
File:Sulfur spring small 4.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_1
|
File:Sulfur spring medium 1.png | Template:Frac (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_2
|
File:Sulfur spring medium 2.png | Template:Frac (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_3
|
File:Sulfur spring medium 3.png | Template:Frac (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_1
|
File:Sulfur spring large 1.png | Template:Frac (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_2
|
File:Sulfur spring large 2.png | Template:Frac (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_extra_large_1
|
File:Sulfur spring extra large 1.png | Template:Frac (1.587%) |
Data values
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
| Name | Blocks | Image | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
sulfur_spring_small_1
|
File:Sulfur spring small 1 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_2
|
File:Sulfur spring small 2 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_3
|
File:Sulfur spring small 3 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_small_4
|
File:Sulfur spring small 4 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (15.873%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_1
|
File:Sulfur spring medium 1 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_2
|
File:Sulfur spring medium 2 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_medium_3
|
File:Sulfur spring medium 3 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (9.524%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_1
|
File:Sulfur spring large 1 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_large_2
|
File:Sulfur spring large 2 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (3.175%) | |
sulfur_spring_extra_large_1
|
File:Sulfur spring extra large 1 JE1 BE1.png | Template:Frac (1.587%) |
Issues
Trivia
- The first iteration of sulfur springs was inspired by geyser mounds before Mojang settled on the name "spring". The second iteration was inspired by volcanic and sulfur-rich formations such as the Template:W in Template:W.<ref>Template:Mcnet</ref>
Gallery
Screenshots
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A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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A sulfur spring in a Minecraft:desert biome
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A sulfur spring in a Minecraft:snowy plains biome
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A sulfur spring bursting in a Minecraft:birch forest biome
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Four sulfur springs in windswept hills
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A sulfur spring inside a Minecraft:Desert Village
Historical screenshots
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A sulfur spring in a plains biome
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A sulfur spring in a Minecraft:mushroom fields biome
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A sulfur spring in a snowy plains biome
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A sulfur spring in a desert biome
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A sulfur spring underwater in a Minecraft:cold ocean biome
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A rooted sulfur spring generated on edge of a hole
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Another rooted sulfur spring
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Three different sulfur springs near each other in Minecraft:savanna biome
Mojang screenshots
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Minecraft:Makena and Minecraft:Kai finding a sulfur spring
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A sulfur spring in a Minecraft:plains biome
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Magma Minecraft:sulfur cubes near a bursting spring. There is a ruined portal in the background and a zombie.
Notes
References
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Minecraft:de:Schwefelquelle Minecraft:es:Manantial de azufre Minecraft:fr:Source sulfureuse Minecraft:it:Sorgente di zolfo Minecraft:ja:硫黄泉 Minecraft:pt:Fonte de enxofre Minecraft:ru:Серный источник Minecraft:th:Sulfur Spring Minecraft:uk:Сірчане джерело Minecraft:zh:硫黄涌泉