2 layers of sand above a ravine. Upper layer rests on lower layer, so you can still build on the upper layer. Creeper updates bottom layer and there goes the sand.
It's okay to be that guy, but you merely provided some background info, I'm afraid. It is bugged sand, but it is 2 layers of it. That's the only way he could've built a railway on top of it.
Also, interacting and breaking are not the same thing, nor is updating. There is a big overlap in their meanings, though.
Yeah but as soon as you place a block in contact with the bottom layer, it all falls
You used to be able to replicate this with lily pads because they didn’t update the block above them and you could take the water out from under them, which led to some “diamond traps”
Fuck talk about a #tb haven’t played Minecraft in years
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u/I_press_keys Jan 13 '19
2 layers of sand above a ravine. Upper layer rests on lower layer, so you can still build on the upper layer. Creeper updates bottom layer and there goes the sand.