A forest rock is a feature found throughout old growth taiga biomes. They are made of mossy cobblestone and are randomly generated.
Generation
A forest rock is a feature that represents a boulder, made entirely of mossy cobblestone. They can be found dotted around areas of the old growth taiga biomes at the surface.
Construction
Forest rocks represent fairly large rocks, varying in size and shape, and usually half-buried in the ground. Their shapes are overall similar, although some are smaller or larger depending on generation and whether they join with a nearby forest rock. Each face tends to have a cross shape or square shape, possibly missing a corner or two.
Data values
ID
Java Edition:
| Feature type | Identifier |
|---|
[No displayed name] | block_blob |
Bedrock Edition:
| Feature | Identifier |
|---|
[No displayed name] | minecraft:forest_rock_feature |
which is used in:
| Feature | Identifier |
|---|
[No displayed name] | minecraft:legacy:forest_rock_feature |
Config
Java Edition:
- [NBT Compound / JSON Object] config
- [NBT Compound / JSON Object] state: The block state to use.
- [NBT Compound / JSON Object] can_place_on: The block predicate that defines which blocks the rock can be placed on.
An example
{
"type": "minecraft:forest_rock",
"config": {
"state": {
"Name": "minecraft:mossy_cobblestone"
}
"can_replace": {
"type": "true"
}
}
}
History
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
Issues
Issues relating to "Forest Rock" or "Boulder" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.
Gallery
Screenshots
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A forest rock generated in a ravine
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Many forest rocks in water
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Forest rocks
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Forest rocks generated on terrain spikes
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A forest rock that only generated with 3
mossy cobblestone
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The same tiny forest rock, uncovered
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A naturally generated forest rock floating in mid-air
Mojang screenshots