Minecraft:Invisible Bedrock

Template:Exclusive Template:Infobox block Invisible bedrock is an Minecraft:invisible block used to create a Minecraft:world boundary around Minecraft:Old worlds and the Minecraft:void floor Template:In.

Appearance

Invisible bedrock is fully transparent in rendering and thus is completely invisible.

The texture used for invisible bedrock in the Minecraft:inventory is that of Minecraft:stone, but it fills the whole slot, unlike stone. If the player lands onto invisible bedrock, Minecraft:particles from the stone texture can be seen. In Minecraft:Pi Edition, it used the grass texture instead, as the game is based on an old version of Minecraft:Pocket Edition Alpha before the texture was changed to stone.

Obtaining

Invisible bedrock can only be obtained through Minecraft:add-ons or inventory editing.

Natural generation

One layer of invisible bedrock generates in the void at Y=-105 in the Minecraft:Overworld and Y=-41 in the Minecraft:Nether and the Minecraft:End.

Invisible bedrock comprised the border surrounding Old worlds. It did not generate above or below the height limit, allowing the Minecraft:player to travel beyond it by flying over or under it, or by pillaring up and walking over it. This could not be done in Minecraft:the Nether in Survival mode, because of the Minecraft:bedrock ceiling.

Usage

The purpose of invisible bedrock is to prevent the player from getting past the border of the world and falling into the Minecraft:void infinitely. It cannot be targeted; attempting to do so targets anything behind it. The only way to destroy invisible bedrock is by using Template:Cmd or Template:Cmd.

Invisible bedrock interacts with players and mobs as a solid block and blocks light. Because of this, blocks such as Minecraft:torches and Minecraft:ladders can be placed on it. The player cannot interact with it; attempting to break an invisible bedrock block instead breaks the block behind it.