My actual preferred method is to use a bed to directly convert from path blocks to dirt blocks, because it covers two blocks at a time and it breaks quickly without needing a tool.

Depends on the type of path, really. For a simple dirt path, assuming you're playing a recent enough game version, the grass path block is great. You could also try podzol or coarse dirt. Or if you want …

Thank you!, I literally just got back into minecraft and tried making a path and it looks god awful lol.

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The path blocks have a different colour than dirt. You can add rooted dirt, spruce trapdoor and pressure plate or wool to add more texture. Add huge stone-like structures on the edge of the path so it …

Sep 2, 2023 · All blocks whole or partial turn path into dirt/grass. I recommned just replacing the blocks underneath the trapdoors with cobblestone and moving the stairs one block forward.

Jan 17, 2012 · trueA combination of the below: recessed stairs/slabs: snow won't settle on transparent blocks. lots of lighting: snow will melt 3 blocks away from lava/glowstone, and 2 from torches, plus it …

Jan 24, 2022 · I want to make an underground town and need to know if I could just use path blocks or if I would have to light it up. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

Feb 3, 2020 · Isn’t mob pathfinding blocked my rails (they won’t cross over a rail to reach an area). I know it works for monsters, but not sure about villagers. If it does work, you can add rails at the …