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This article is about the feature. For the item that can be used to play music, see Music Disc. For disk-like ice feature, see Ice patch.

A disk is a feature consisting of a naturally generated roughly circular deposit of a soil-like block under or next to bodies of water.

Description

Disks are generated at the Euclidean distance n (i.e. x2+y2=n2) from a given central block, creating a circular-looking pattern of the given block with a radius of n. They are commonly seen throughout rivers, shallow oceans, swamps and mangrove swamps.

List

Block Replaces blocks Minimum size (n) Maximum size (n) Biomes
Sand,
Sandstone (When above air)
Dirt, Grass Block 2 6 All overworld biomes except swamp, mangrove swamp, and swamp hills[BE only](Unused)
Gravel Dirt, Grass Block 2 5 All overworld biomes except swamp, mangrove swamp, and swamp hills[BE only](Unused)
Clay Dirt, Clay 2 3 All overworld biomes
Grass Block,
Dirt (when under solid-material block or Water)
Dirt, Mud 2 6 mangrove swamp

Data values

ID

Java Edition:

Configured featureIdentifier
[No displayed name]disk_clay
[No displayed name]disk_grass
[No displayed name]disk_gravel
[No displayed name]disk_sand

Bedrock Edition:

FeatureIdentifier
[No displayed name]clay_feature
[No displayed name]gravel_feature
[No displayed name]sand_feature
[No displayed name]grass_disc_feature

History

Java Edition Beta
1.8Pre-releaseAdded disks.
Java Edition
1.1318w06aDisks no longer generate in and around water lakes.[1]
1.1922w14aAdded grass disk in mangrove swamp.
Pocket Edition Alpha
v0.9.0build 1Added disks.
Bedrock Edition
1.19.0beta 1.19.0.20Added grass disk in mangrove swamp.

References

  1. MC-169523 — "As of 18w06a, the sand, clay and gravel blocks no longer generate around small lakes" — resolved as "Fixed".


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