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Revision as of 15:59, 20 January 2011

In Seecret Friday Update 7, Notch implemented Storage Minecarts. See the Minecart article for information on standard minecarts.

Crafting

A Storage Minecart is crafted from a Chest and a Minecart, as shown below:

Ingredients	Input » Output
Chest + Minecart	Template:Crafting grid

Breaking a storage minecart will drop an empty cart and a single chest, as well as all of its contents. Since crafting a storage minecart only requires two crafting spaces, it can be easily broken and re-crafted without a Workbench.

Usage

Storage minecarts can be accessed by right-clicking. The interface is the same as a regular chest. It is not possible to ride a storage minecart.

Trivia

Storage and powered minecarts are the first crafted items created from two separate crafted items.
Minecarts were originally storage only, and did not require a chest being added.

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-{{Wip}}
+{{Item
+|image=Storage_Minecart.png
+|invimage=invstorageminecart.png
+|type=Solid Item
+|data1=342
+}}
+In [[Version History#July_30th.2C_2010_-_Seecret_Friday_7.21_OooooOOOoo.21|Seecret Friday Update 7]], Notch implemented Storage Minecarts. See the [[Minecart]] article for information on standard minecarts.
-A '''level''' is a elevation-measuring unit in Minecraft. The distance between two levels is equal to one block tall (the distance-measuring unit). It is a common usage to say Level 0 is where one would find the deepest layer of bedrock. This means a player can only stand on level 1 and higher.
+==Crafting==
-There is a total of 128 layers in Minecraft.
+A Storage Minecart is crafted from a [[Chest]] and a [[Minecart]], as shown below:
+{| border="1" style="border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #555; background-color: #eee;" cellpadding="5"
+|-align="center"
+!Ingredients
+!Input &raquo; Output
+|-
+| align="center" | [[Chest]] + [[Minecart]]
+|{{Crafting grid
+|A1=  |B1=          |C1=
+|A2=  |B2= Chest    |C2=
+|A3=  |B3= Minecart |C3=
+|output= Storage Minecart
+}}
+|}
+Breaking a storage minecart will drop an empty cart and a single chest, as well as all of its contents.
-''In this article, '''the levels are counted from 0 in a cardinal manner (layer 0)''', and the layers are counted from 1 in an ordinal manner (1st layer).''
+Since crafting a storage minecart only requires two crafting spaces, it can be easily broken and re-crafted without a [[Workbench]].
+==Usage==
-The most important reference level is the [[sea]] level which is present at level 63. To be clear, the surface of the sea is between levels 63 and 64.
+*Storage minecarts can be accessed by right-clicking. The interface is the same as a regular chest. It is not possible to ride a storage minecart.
+==Trivia==
-Although it is not possible to place any block over level 127, the player can still breathe while standing on top of that layer.
+*Storage and powered minecarts are the first crafted items created from two separate crafted items.
+*Minecarts were originally storage only, and did not require a chest being added.
+==See Also==
+*[[Minecart]]
+*[[Minecart Tracks]]
+*[[Powered Minecart]]
+{{Items}}
-There are no negative levels in the World, however, negative levels can be assumed to be the [[void]], which can only be accessed if  no bedrock is present in level 0 at some place, and this location can be reached by a player.
+[[Category:Mechanics]]
-==Geology==
-The different rare mining blocks such as [[redstone ore]], [[gold ore]], [[diamond ore]], [[lapis lazuli ore]] are only often present under certain defined levels with different probabilities.
-''The probabilities are calculated from user research by sampling many [[chunks]], and therefore bear a statistic accuracy.''
-{| class="wikitable"
-|-
-! Level
-! Specific ressources
-|-
-| row 1, cell 1
-| row 1, cell 2
-| row 1, cell 3
-|-
-| row 2, cell 1
-| row 2, cell 2
-| row 2, cell 3
-|}