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Knowing where to find Minecraft Netherite and how to make a Netherite Ingot is important since the Minecraft Nether update, but that doesn't mean that players will automatically know where to find Netherite in Minecraft. Indeed, it's actually a rather involved process, but it's worth putting in the effort to locate this rare material, as it's even stronger than Diamond in Minecraft. This allows you to craft some extremely hardy items from it, offering solid protection when you embark on your next dangerous adventures. If you're ready to start hunting for this precious material, then here's everything you need to know about Minecraft Netherite, including how to get it, craft it, and use it. Show Minecraft commands | Best Minecraft servers | Minecraft Realms | Best Minecraft seeds | Best Minecraft mods | Best Minecraft shaders | Best Minecraft skins | Best Minecraft texture packs | Play Minecraft for free | Minecraft enchanting | Minecraft house How to get NetheriteHow to get Netherite in Minecraft(Image credit: Mojang) Getting Netherite unfortunately isn't as simple as finding the ore and mining it. While that's the case for most other minerals in the game, Netherite requires some extra steps, including mining something completely different, putting that in a furnace, then combining it with a completely different item, which you can then turn into armor and tools. Here's what you need to do before hunting down Netherite:
How to find Ancient DebrisHow to find Ancient Debris in Minecraft(Image credit: Mojang) Ancient Debris is the first thing you need to find on the journey to Netherite and as explained above, you need to find it in the Nether. When you go through your Nether portal, you need to dig down in order to find it. This is because the chance of finding more Ancient Debris is higher depending on how many blocks above the bottom of the world you are. Unfortunately, because your Nether portal can be generated at any random level in the Nether, it's impossible to say how far you need to dig down. You need to know your starting position and the way you do that is by pressing F3. This will show you a lot of debug information but on the left-hand side of the screen will be three co-ordinates: X, Y, and Z. While all three are crucial to remember for your Nether portal location (I recommend noting them down in a Notepad document!), you need to pay attention to the Y-axis to increase your chance of finding Ancient Debris. The Y-axis tells you how many blocks you are above the bottom layer of the entire world. Ancient Debris can spawn in veins of 1-3 blocks at Y-axis 8-22, and it can spawn in veins of 1-2 blocks at Y-axis 8-119. This means that the maximum number of Ancient Debris blocks you can find in one chunk (64x64 block section of the world) is five. Ancient Debris can also only spawn completely covered by other blocks or lava. This means that you'll need to start a Nether mineshaft you won't run into any while sauntering across the Nether surface! How to make Netherite IngotsHow to make a Netherite Ingot in Minecraft(Image credit: Mojang) When you've got your Ancient Debris, start smelting it in a furnace with any fuel source. One Ancient Debris will produce one Netherite Scrap and unfortunately, you need four Netherite Scrap to create one Netherite Ingot. You also need four Gold Ingots to make a Netherite Ingot, as you combine them with the four Netherite Scrap. So yeah, getting enough Netherite Ingots for a full kit will take a while. The placement of the scrap and ingots in the crafting grid doesn't matter, as it's a shapeless recipe. Once you've got some Netherite Ingots, you can start crafting both tools and armor. We've got guides on both of them right here: Minecraft Netherite Armor and Minecraft Netherite Tools (and Weapons)! Video liên quan |
