Go for water in Minecraft 1.8. IDs of all items in Minecraft. How to put small numbers
Everyone who starts their own server sooner or later is faced with the fact that at some point they urgently need to find out the ID of a block in Minecraft. It is for such cases that this sign will come in handy. It shows the IDs of all available items in Minecraft as of April 2016.
What are block IDs for and how are they used?
Data numbering (id of items and blocks) is used to refer to different types of blocks and elements in Minecraft. Block IDs are used to determine which blocks are placed in the world and the player's inventory (including items in chests and dropped items in the world). Item (not block) IDs are only applicable to items. Each inventory slot also has its own unique number. In the Alpha and Beta versions of the game, there are additional data for some blocks that describe the unique properties of these elements (for example, the height of a water block or the direction of placing a torch). From version 1.7.10 String IDs are used along with numeric IDs, for example minecraft:bedrock .
In future versions () numeric IDs will be removed!
Beginning with version 1.4.2 (12w34a) you can enable the display of ID and additional values in inventory, chests, stoves, etc. by pressing F3 + H (outside inventory), and then 12w41a (1.4.2) strength is also shown. Before version 1.9, potions had ID 373 from 1 to 8270. Since version 1.9 potions do not have a numerical ID.
| I | Has a different ID from the item in the inventory. |
| D | Uses an item's damage field to determine its durability. |
| S | Requires additional data from game saves to fully identify the block. |
| B | Requires additional data on the item's durability to fully identify the item in the inventory. |
| E | Requires a block entity to store additional data. |
| Red | Cannot be obtained without using cheats. Only available when using the /give command or through the inventory editor. |
| Light blue | Cannot be obtained in any way (Some can be placed using /setblock ) |
| Blue | Available in Creation in the list of items. |
| Violet | Available in Creation when selecting items. |
| Teal | Can be obtained by trading with villagers in Creation. |
| Green | Subject to availability only enchanted tools or in mode Creation. |
| Lime | Only available if you have enchanted items or through using /give or in the inventory editor, but not available in Creation. |
| Grey | Unused data. |
How to put small numbers?
As you may have noticed, there is a second indicator next to some items. The correct code for such an item looks like this: 383:101. The second digit in this example is the smallest digit.
What is the ID of potions (versions before 1.9)?
373:16471 - Regeneration surge-2
373:16458 - Burst of slowness
373:16457 - Surge of power
373:16456 - Splash of harmfulness
373:16452 - Splash of poison
373:16451 - Fire resistance surge
373:16450 - Speed Burst
373:16425 - Regeneration surge
373:16421 - Healing splash-2
373:16420 - Splash of poison-2
373:16418 - Swiftness Burst-2
373:16396 - Splash of maliciousness
373:16394 - Slowness surge
373:16389 - Surge of power
373:16388 - Splash of poison
373:16386 - Speed Burst
373:16385 - Regeneration surge
373:16378 - Fire resistance surge
373:8266 - Potion of Slowness
373:8265 - Strength potion
373:8264 - Potion of weakness
373:8260 - Potion of poison
373:8259 - Fire resistance potion
373:8258 - Speed Potion
373:8257 - Potion of Regeneration
373:8236 - Harmful potion-2
373:8233 - Strength potion-2
373:8229 - Healing Potion-2
373:8228 - Potion of poison-2
373:8226 - Speed potion-2
3738225 - Regeneration potion-2
373:8204 - Harmful potion
373:8202 - Potion of Slowness
373:8201 - Strength potion
373:8200 - Potion of Weakness
373:8197 - Healing Potion
373:8196 - Potion of poison
373:8195 - Fire resistance potion
373:8194 - Speed Potion
373:8193 - Potion of Regeneration
We hope that this information will be useful to you. Have a good game!
It's time to tell you about the ID of all items and blocks in Minecraft. This article will consist of several particles:
Now we will consider and discuss everything in detail. Well, let's go:
What are item IDs in Minecraft?
Item IDs- a unique identifier that consists of numbers. Each item has its own ID. In many cases, knowledge of these item and block IDs is needed for the creators of the modification and for the administration of various servers in Minecraft.
Since if you want to give someone an item or a block, you will need to use the /give command. But not everything is so simple, after you have entered this command, you will also have to write another console command (if necessary) - item ID.
Using the Give Command to Receive Items
In order to receive items and blocks using the /give command, you must have cheats enabled. Well, in order to distribute items on the server, you must have the rights to do so.
/give [quantity] [additional data]
To make things easier for you in the future, receive any items in Minecraft You need to learn this table below.
Basic commands for obtaining items:
- /give- issuing command and getting items in Minecraft.
- [quantity]— enter in numbers how much of this item you want to send No.
- [Additional information]— this paragraph indicates the second part of the ID digits of the item that has it.
IDs of all Minecraft items
Now knowing the necessary commands and IDs of all items in Minecraft, you can receive any items in Minecraft in any quantity.
What is the difference between an object and a block?
A block is all those things that can be placed on the ground. And objects are called those things that cannot be placed on the ground. That is, objects are mainly used by the player, and blocks are in the form of earth, grass, vegetation, etc.
Everyone who starts their own server sooner or later is faced with the fact that at some point they urgently need to find out the ID of a block in Minecraft. It is for such cases that this sign will come in handy. It shows the IDs of all available items in Minecraft as of April 2016.
What are block IDs for and how are they used?
Data numbering (id of items and blocks) is used to refer to different types of blocks and elements in Minecraft. Block IDs are used to determine which blocks are placed in the world and the player's inventory (including items in chests and dropped items in the world). Item (not block) IDs are only applicable to items. Each inventory slot also has its own unique number. In the Alpha and Beta versions of the game, there are additional data for some blocks that describe the unique properties of these elements (for example, the height of a water block or the direction of placing a torch). From version 1.7.10 String IDs are used along with numeric IDs, for example minecraft:bedrock .
In future versions () numeric IDs will be removed!
Beginning with version 1.4.2 (12w34a) you can enable the display of ID and additional values in inventory, chests, stoves, etc. by pressing F3 + H (outside inventory), and then 12w41a (1.4.2) strength is also shown. Before version 1.9, potions had ID 373 from 1 to 8270. Since version 1.9 potions do not have a numerical ID.
| I | Has a different ID from the item in the inventory. |
| D | Uses an item's damage field to determine its durability. |
| S | Requires additional data from game saves to fully identify the block. |
| B | Requires additional data on the item's durability to fully identify the item in the inventory. |
| E | Requires a block entity to store additional data. |
| Red | Cannot be obtained without using cheats. Only available when using the /give command or through the inventory editor. |
| Light blue | Cannot be obtained in any way (Some can be placed using /setblock ) |
| Blue | Available in Creation in the list of items. |
| Violet | Available in Creation when selecting items. |
| Teal | Can be obtained by trading with villagers in Creation. |
| Green | Subject to availability only enchanted tools or in mode Creation. |
| Lime | Only available if you have enchanted items or through using /give or in the inventory editor, but not available in Creation. |
| Grey | Unused data. |
How to put small numbers?
As you may have noticed, there is a second indicator next to some items. The correct code for such an item looks like this: 383:101. The second digit in this example is the smallest digit.
What is the ID of potions (versions before 1.9)?
373:16471 - Regeneration surge-2
373:16458 - Burst of slowness
373:16457 - Surge of power
373:16456 - Splash of harmfulness
373:16452 - Splash of poison
373:16451 - Fire resistance surge
373:16450 - Speed Burst
373:16425 - Regeneration surge
373:16421 - Healing splash-2
373:16420 - Splash of poison-2
373:16418 - Swiftness Burst-2
373:16396 - Splash of maliciousness
373:16394 - Slowness surge
373:16389 - Surge of power
373:16388 - Splash of poison
373:16386 - Speed Burst
373:16385 - Regeneration surge
373:16378 - Fire resistance surge
373:8266 - Potion of Slowness
373:8265 - Strength potion
373:8264 - Potion of weakness
373:8260 - Potion of poison
373:8259 - Fire resistance potion
373:8258 - Speed Potion
373:8257 - Potion of Regeneration
373:8236 - Harmful potion-2
373:8233 - Strength potion-2
373:8229 - Healing Potion-2
373:8228 - Potion of poison-2
373:8226 - Speed potion-2
3738225 - Regeneration potion-2
373:8204 - Harmful potion
373:8202 - Potion of Slowness
373:8201 - Strength potion
373:8200 - Potion of Weakness
373:8197 - Healing Potion
373:8196 - Potion of poison
373:8195 - Fire resistance potion
373:8194 - Speed Potion
373:8193 - Potion of Regeneration
We hope that this information will be useful to you. Have a good game!
As a rule, everyone likes to cheat and use different cheats, plugins, etc. To do this, players always need to have at hand a table of item IDs in Minecraft 1.5.2 and so on. Because it is difficult to learn all these numbers by heart. Of course, you will know the most basic and frequently typed data, but with rare items there will be trouble.
In addition, such information is useful even for administrators. When they want to make their life easier and get some item.
Below on the website is all the information you need, which you can download.
Picture of item IDs in Minecraft. (Click to enlarge)
How to use this entire table
You just need to find the item you need and see what number is next to it. Be careful because there are items with the same ID in the game. For example, wool. All wool in the game has an identifier number 35. But somehow you need to distinguish it. There are also additional numbers for this. Each item color has its own corresponding number.
How to enter the id of Minecraft items?
Entering these IDs is very easy. Everything is done as a template
command give [quantity]
You must enter without parentheses. Here are some examples.
As a result, you will get a tree of 23 pieces. That is, the number 5 is the ID of the tree, and 23 is the quantity.
The same can be done with any other item. Experiment.
As mentioned above, wool can have different colors, and therefore different IDs. In such cases you need to enter it like this.
