Minecraft:Huge Fungus

A huge fungus is a large tree-like feature that generates in Minecraft:the Nether. There are two types of huge fungi: the Minecraft:huge crimson fungus and the Minecraft:huge warped fungus.

Variants

There are two variants of huge fungus:

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Generation

Huge crimson fungi and huge warped fungi generate only in Minecraft:crimson forests and Minecraft:warped forests, respectively.

Structure

The trunks of huge fungi are made of either Minecraft:warped stems or Minecraft:crimson stems depending on the type. Naturally generated huge fungus trunks can be either thick or thin: thick trunks grow up in a 3×3-plus shape, with stray stems sometimes in the corners, while thin trunks grow straight up as a 1×1 column. To determine the size of huge fungi, a random integer is chosen between 4 and 13 [inclusive]. There is then a Template:Frac chance of that integer doubling. The resulting value is the height of the trunk. A layer of wart blocks and Minecraft:shroomlights is then spread around the trunk, being able to generate up to 3 blocks out from the trunk, and are the "leaves" of the fungus. There is a 3×3×2 hollow ring that surrounds the lowest block of a fungus where no blocks generate. Both variants have shroomlights generate inside them, replacing both the wart blocks and stems. Huge crimson fungi may also have Minecraft:weeping vines growing replacing the same, or from the underside of wart blocks. In this way huge crimson fungi may grow the weeping vines lower than the stems as well as initially generate replacing the stems, when naturally-generated uniquely along the local ceiling.

Growth

File:Small Huge Warped Fungi.png

The smallest a huge fungus structure can be.

When bone meal is used on a Minecraft:Nether fungus that is planted on matching Minecraft:nylium, this has a 40% chance to grow into its huge equivalent (similar to saplings and mushrooms). Crimson and warped fungi grow into crimson and warped huge fungi, respectively. The stem, shroomlight, or nether wart block do not replace blocks. Unlike a Minecraft:sapling, a fungus does not grow by itself through random ticks.

In Minecraft:Bedrock Edition, growing a huge fungus with bone meal has a 6% chance for it to grow into the thick variant. In Minecraft:Java Edition, its stem will always be the thin 1×1 variant.

Huge fungi grow even with blocks above them,<ref>Template:Bug</ref> and do not replace any solid blocks when grown; however, they do not grow if blocked by the world height limit, or if situated outside of the world.

Huge fungi can grow up to 27 blocks tall. The maximum space they can take up is 9×27×9 blocks (partially hollow), and the average is 213 blocks of volume.

Minecraft:Nether Wart Blocks and Minecraft:shroomlight persist when the stem of the huge fungus is removed, unlike how Minecraft:leaves decay when Minecraft:logs of a tree are removed.

Data values

ID

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Config

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<section begin="config"/>

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  • Template:Nbt The block to use for the hat.
    • Template:Nbt inherit/block state
  • Template:Nbt The block to use as decoration.
    • Template:Nbt inherit/block state
  • Template:Nbt The block to use for the stem.
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  • Template:Nbt The block to place this feature on.
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  • Template:Nbt (optional, defaults to false) Whether this huge fungus is planted. If false, it can't exceed the world ceiling, can replace blocks whose material is Template:Cd, and doesn't drop items when replaced by other blocks.
  • Template:Nbt A Minecraft:block predicate. The predicate must pass for a block to be replaced by this feature.
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<section end="config"/>

Template:Collapse <syntaxhighlight lang="json"> {

 "type": "minecraft:huge_fungus",
 "config": {
   "decor_state": {
     "Name": "minecraft:shroomlight"
   },
   "hat_state": {
     "Name": "minecraft:warped_wart_block"
   },
   "planted": false,
   "replaceable_blocks": {
     "type": "minecraft:matching_blocks",
     "blocks": [
       "minecraft:warped_fungus",
       "minecraft:crimson_fungus",
       "minecraft:weeping_vines",
       "minecraft:weeping_vines_plant",
       "minecraft:twisting_vines",
       "minecraft:twisting_vines_plant"
     ]
   },
   "stem_state": {
     "Name": "minecraft:warped_stem",
     "Properties": {
       "axis": "y"
     }
   },
   "valid_base_block": {
     "Name": "minecraft:warped_nylium"
   }
 }

} </syntaxhighlight> Template:Collapse

History

Gallery

Renders

• Tallest crimson fungi found in Minecraft Java 1.21.10 in the seed -5282853790497605121 with the coords: (4299 80 -1197)
  Tallest crimson fungi found in Minecraft Java 1.21.10 in the seed -5282853790497605121 with the coords: (4299 80 -1197)

Screenshots

• A Minecraft:huge crimson fungus generated on Minecraft:netherrack
  A Minecraft:huge crimson fungus generated on Minecraft:netherrack
• Another huge crimson fungus generated on netherrack
  Another huge crimson fungus generated on netherrack
• A Minecraft:huge warped fungus in the Minecraft:warped forest
  A Minecraft:huge warped fungus in the Minecraft:warped forest
• A small huge crimson fungus with a 3×3 stalk that generated on the roof of Minecraft:the Nether
  A small huge crimson fungus with a 3×3 stalk that generated on the roof of Minecraft:the Nether
• The shortest huge fungi and the tallest huge fungi
  The shortest huge fungi and the tallest huge fungi
• The theoretical maximum amount of shroomlights a huge fungus can generate with
  The theoretical maximum amount of shroomlights a huge fungus can generate with
• A machine which splits huge fungus into multiple separate block streams
  A machine which splits huge fungus into multiple separate block streams
• Java Edition's tallest crimson fungi in 1.21.10 in seed number -5282853790497605121 at position [4315 67 -1200].
  Java Edition's tallest crimson fungi in 1.21.10 in seed number -5282853790497605121 at position [4315 67 -1200].

See also

• Minecraft:Tutorial:Huge fungus generation: a more detailed and advanced look on huge fungus generation.