This is what it sort of looks like [link] (not my video). I have reinstalled mc and download the newest version of java. I have no idea why this happens. This started happening since Tuesday this week. It is not because of my mouse as this only happens in mc. Any help is appreciated.

I really dont like the way flowers are off center, it looks fine in the wild, but awful when trying to make rows of flowers, I know it cant be done with a Resource Pack, but does anyone know of a mod for it?

fun idea I came up with that could possibly have bigger uses to any redstone geniuses out there 1 minute long youtube example

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Sorry if this is a dumb question but I am new to all this and all I can find via Google is a mod that only supports 1.6.10.

I basically just looking for background music that isn't stopping after a minute.

My son loves Minecraft (The mobile app version. Minecraft PE maybe?), and he regularly plays with his friends whenever they are on the same network.

Now I happened to mention that he could play with them on weeknights over the internet, and now he wants me to help him set it up.

I am willing to pay a small fee for a private server for them to use, and I've browsed the Google Play store for some server apps, but I get the feeling that every single one is some kind of scam? Am I being paranoid? And what's up with some servers banning the cool blocks, like TNT?

I don't have a desktop that is always running, so I can't really host my own server.

Any advice would be great! Thank you in advance.

PS. I guess I could be asking in the wrong place, or my question has already been answered, but I'm not into the Minecraft lingo, so I'm having a hard time finding the correct info.

When a flower or other plant is placed on a block, the plant is not placed in the middle of the block, but is offset from the middle of the block by some random amount in x and z.

These offsets are always the same, for the same block coordinates. Only the x and z coordinates matter. If blocks have different y coordinates, flowers on them will line up perfectly.

Even for worlds with different seeds, if the coordinates are the same, plants will always be offset by the same amount. This is a similar mechanic as the placement of bedrock blocks, which are also in the same place regardless of world seed.