This method works because player data is saved when alt f4'ing out of the game but world data is not. Then relaunch the game and reload the world. You would then reload the world, pick up the items and press the keyboard shortcut to close the window. This method involves dropping the items you want to duplicate, and then saving and quitting.
Since Infdev 20100327 all the way until release 1.15 there existed a single-player exclusive method of general item duplication called the alt + F4 method. If you left-click, then right-click, and then left-click, it only multiplies the number of items in the stack by 1.5, however, you can only lose half the stack if you do it wrong. However, if you have the wrong timing or if you accidentally quadruple-click, you might lose the entire stack. In some Alpha multiplayer versions, if you hover with an item in a chest, and then triple-left-click it really fast (slower if there is lag), it will multiply the number of items in that stack by 2. By opening the minecarts inventory and moving the minecart out of the players render distance while it is open, the player would be able to take items out of the minecart without its inventory updating, doubling the items. In Infdev 20100618 minecarts were used as containers, essentially being an early version of the chest minecart.
The items will save in your inventory, but the chest will not save, therefore duplicating them. This can be used to duplicate items by taking the items out of a chest, logging out without updating the chunk, and logging back in. In Infdev 20100327, chests and other block entities do not save their contents unless the chunk is updated. At -129 the stack will underflow to 127 which will cause the item to be overstacked. The check to remove the item stack was at zero and not less than zero (because negative is normally impossible) and so the stack could continued decreasing until it got to -128. With an understacked item stack, the player can pick it up and right click on other slots to decrease the stack and create new items. Understacked items were obtainable from Indev 0.31 20100125-1 to 15w38a (1.9 snapshot) through various methods and enabled duplication. General Item Duplication Methods Understacked Items The dragon egg quantity of a world can exceed this limit using item duplication (or entity duplication). The dragon egg is the most extreme example because there can only be 1 per world. The main cause of their existence is that they can only be created from world generation but some other examples, such as the dragon egg are due to other reasons. Nonrenewable resources are the items that exist in only a limited amount in each world. Item duplication can be a discontinued feature because it will allow more nonrenewable resources than possible. 2.22 Disconnection of Duplicated Item Instance.2.18 Bundle or Shulker Box Incineration.The first time you work on an object costs one level to do so, but every subsequent use will increase that cost exponentially. The more you use an Anvil to enhance, combine, or repair items, the more expensive it becomes to do so. One final point worth knowing, using an anvil can incur a Prior Work Penalty. So, make sure you’ve banked some experience before getting started. As before, the right-hand item will be sacrificed to make the left-hand item stronger, so ensure you're willing to part with the item before you commit to transferring the enchantment.Īs for combining enchantments, doing so costs experience based on how powerful the enchantment is, as well as what level it is. This is a great way to create your own Excalibur, replete with a wealth of Minecraft enchantments that would make even the largest of Ender Dragons nervous. You can also use this method to transfer enchantments from one item to the other.
Be aware that any items on the right of the Anvil will be lost in the process. For example, if you’re repairing a Diamond Sword, you need to use some Diamonds or another Diamond Sword to repair it. This is where things get more complex, as you need to use the appropriate materials or a similar item to do so. Put an item you want to repair on the left-hand side, then the materials needed to repair it on the right-hand side. It costs at least one level to do this, though, so pick a name and stick to it. You can use it to rename an item, which is done by plopping said item onto it and typing in a new name.
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