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=== Geysers ===
=== Geysers ===
{{redirect|Geyser|the generated feature|Sulfur Spring|the hazard in ''Minecraft Legends''|Legends:Geyser}}
{{redirect|Geyser|the generated feature|Sulfur Spring|the hazard in ''Minecraft Legends''|Legends:Geyser}}
When placed above [[Minecraft:lava]] or a [[Minecraft:magma block]] and below a water source with a height of 1 to 4 blocks, potent sulfur will erupt into a geyser, either continuously or periodically depending on which block is underneath. When a potent sulfur block is erupting, particles forming a geyser appear at the surface of the water and push any entities within it (including underwater) upwards.
When placed above [[Minecraft:lava]] or a [[Minecraft:magma block]] and below a water source with a height of 1 to 4 blocks, potent sulfur will erupt into a geyser, either continuously or periodically depending on which block is underneath. When a potent sulfur block is erupting, particles forming a geyser appear at the surface of the water and push any entities within it (including underwater) upwards. (This currently does not work {{in|bedrock}})


The height of the geyser depends on the height of the water column: <math>5 \times height</math> (in blocks).
The height of the geyser depends on the height of the water column: <math>5 \times height</math> (in blocks).
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== Issues ==
== Issues ==
{{Issue list}}
{{Issue list}}
== Trivia ==
* The block entity of potent sulfur {{in|bedrock}} does nothing, because the counter function for geyser is performed by the block's own tick.


== Navigation ==
== Navigation ==

Revision as of 11:16, 15 May 2026

Template:In development Template:Infobox block Potent sulfur is a Minecraft:block made from Minecraft:sulfur that produces noxious gas if placed beneath shallow Minecraft:water. Placing a Minecraft:magma block below it in shallow water turns it into a geyser that occasionally erupts and launches entities upward. Placing Minecraft:lava below it causes a constant, non-stop eruption instead.

Obtaining

Breaking

Potent sulfur drops as an item if mined by any Minecraft:pickaxe. If mined without a pickaxe, it drops nothing. Template:Breaking row

Natural generation

Potent sulfur generates naturally in the Minecraft:sulfur caves biome in Minecraft:sulfur pools and on the surface in Minecraft:sulfur springs.

Crafting

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Usage

Noxious gas

File:Sulfur radius.png
A visual of potent sulfur's gas spread

When placed under a water source, potent sulfur emits a column of decorative white bubbles, ending in noxious gas on the water's surface (indicated by yellow gas Minecraft:particles) if certain criteria is met. For noxious gas to be formed, all the water blocks above potent sulfur must be source blocks, potent sulfur must be placed no more than 4 blocks below the water's surface, and the block immediately above the surface must be Minecraft:air. Noxious gas is emitted on all water source blocks with air above in a 3 block radius centered on the surface water block directly above potent sulfur.

Minecraft:Players and Minecraft:mobs in this water are inflicted with 4 seconds of Minecraft:Nausea as an ambient effect, which is renewed as long as the entity is inside the water.

Geysers

Template:Redirect When placed above Minecraft:lava or a Minecraft:magma block and below a water source with a height of 1 to 4 blocks, potent sulfur will erupt into a geyser, either continuously or periodically depending on which block is underneath. When a potent sulfur block is erupting, particles forming a geyser appear at the surface of the water and push any entities within it (including underwater) upwards. (This currently does not work Template:In)

The height of the geyser depends on the height of the water column: <math>5 \times height</math> (in blocks).

Although geyser particle effects are stopped by all collidable blocks, the upward force will pass through certain transparent blocks such as Minecraft:glass and Minecraft:copper grates.

Continuous geysers

When placed above lava, potent sulfur will continuously erupt.

Periodic geysers

<section begin="periodic_geyser"/>

File:Sulfur spring bursting.gif
A sulfur spring bursting

When placed above a Minecraft:magma block, potent sulfur may occasionally erupt. A full cycle occurs every 300 to 1200 Minecraft:game ticks (15 to 60 seconds), while the eruption phase lasts between 20 and 100 game ticks (1 to 5 seconds).

When a block of potent sulfur is placed, two random values are assigned to it based on the position of the block in the world: a dormant value (between 15 and 30) and an eruption value (between 1 and 2). The intervals between the dormant state and the eruption state depend on the height of the water column above the potent sulfur and these two values:

  • dormant phase duration (in seconds): <math>10 \times (height - 1) + dormant\_value</math>;
  • eruption phase duration (in seconds): <math>(height - 1) + eruption\_value</math>.
Geyser data based on water column height
Height of the
water column
(in blocks)
Dormant phase
duration
(in seconds)
Eruption phase
duration
(in seconds)
Geyser
height
(in blocks)
1 15-30 1-2 5
2 25-40 2-3 10
3 35-50 3-4 15
4 45-60 4-5 20

Geysers generate naturally on the surface as part of Minecraft:sulfur springs due to them featuring magma blocks. The Minecraft:sulfur pools within Minecraft:sulfur caves do not feature magma blocks underneath their potent sulfur, and thus geysers cannot be found naturally in sulfur caves. <section end="periodic_geyser"/>

Sounds

Generic

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Unique

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Data values

ID

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Block states

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Block data

Potent sulfur has a block entity associated with it that holds additional data about the block.

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History

Announcement

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Java Edition

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Bedrock Edition

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Issues

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Trivia

  • The block entity of potent sulfur Template:In does nothing, because the counter function for geyser is performed by the block's own tick.

Navigation

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