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Bedrock

Blocks

Bedrock — block.

Obtaining

Breaking

The validated block data has no survival loot entry for bedrock. Treat it as a boundary block: ordinary tools do not provide a normal item drop, while Creative and command workflows can still place it for controlled builds.

Data: Breaking
Hardness-1
Blast resistance3600000
Survival dropNo item entry in the validated block loot data
Creative usePlaceable technical boundary

Natural generation

Bedrock is placed by dimension noise settings as a boundary layer rather than an ore vein. In the Overworld the floor rule samples the first five blocks above the bottom; in the Nether the same floor rule is paired with a five-block roof band below the top. The local End noise settings do not use this bedrock surface rule.

Data: Natural generation
Overworld roleBottom world boundary
Nether roleFloor and roof boundary
Overworld floor bandUp to 5 blocks above the bottom
Nether roof bandUp to 5 blocks below the top

Usage

The block occupies a standard full volume and is shown with an isometric preview.

Bedrock serves as an unbreakable boundary and a technical building material in Creative mode. It is useful for testing height limits, containing technical contraptions, and marking protected areas where a normal building block would be misleading.

Data: Usage
ShapeFull cube
RenderingIsometric preview

Sounds

Data: Sounds
Note block instrumentbasedrum

Behavior

Bedrock has no collision exception or survival-break path in the block properties. Its registered block properties reject normal spawning on the block and expose no loot table, which keeps the boundary from becoming a harvestable resource.

Data: Behavior
Stack size64
Solid blockYes
Map colorstone
Note block instrumentbasedrum
State count1
Spawn surfaceNo normal mob spawn
Loot tableNone
Survival miningNo normal break path

Data values

The block uses the `minecraft:bedrock` identifier and is included in the local dragon-immune, wither-immune, and explosion-blocking tag sets. Those tags describe its role in boss interactions and explain why it remains a stable world boundary.

Data: Data values
Identifierminecraft:bedrock
VersionMinecraft 26.2
Blockstateassets/minecraft/blockstates/bedrock.json
World roleDimension boundary
Hardness-1
Blast resistance3,600,000
Note-block instrumentBase drum
Special tagsDragon immune; wither immune; blocks wind-charge explosions

History

  1. 26.2Block facts were published from the verified snapshot.Provenance: 918feb41c87c05a6f3e94e327fb01a82543180a2376b65610c6f0521456532a5
Bedrock block image
Bedrock block image · Local Minecraft asset
End stone
End terrain comparison · Local Minecraft asset
Netherrack
Nether terrain comparison · Local Minecraft asset
Stone
Hard-block comparison · Local Minecraft asset
Deepslate
Lower-world layers · Local Minecraft asset

References

Data: References
SourceValidated DeepMine snapshot
Snapshot ID918feb41c87c05a6f3e94e327fb01a82543180a2376b65610c6f0521456532a5
Digestd8ddc5106b3e6c1858fff12ce2ea4ba8b38fc03216f00850c2a58617dc70be11

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Data and provenance

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Provenance and publication

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Snapshot
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Source set
918feb41c87c05a6f3e94e327fb01a82543180a2376b65610c6f0521456532a5
Entity identifier
minecraft:bedrock
Digest
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Missing locales
ru, en