Diamonds can be found from layer 15 and under, but they are very rare. (layer 1 = lowest bedrock) Depending on how high you are, you might have to dig down about 50 blocks.
You can go down how ever many blocks you want to find diamonds on Minecraft. Minecaft is a well known game.
You can only find diamonds in the bottom 16 layers of the map. You can find which layer you're in by hitting F3 (or fn+F3 on a Mac); look for your "y" coordinate.
The sea level is 64 on Minecraft. That means from sea level, y=12 is 52 blocks down.
Minecraft characters are approximately 2 blocks high.
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You can go down how ever many blocks you want to find diamonds on Minecraft. Minecaft is a well known game.
The sea level is 64 on Minecraft. That means from sea level, y=12 is 52 blocks down.
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you can troll people by burning down their house when they find diamonds kill them and take it. trap them, blow up their house and many many more
500 blocks. One block is equal to one meter.
You will find, on average, 3 diamond ore per 16x16 'chunk' of terrain. The number of chunks in a world can be different depending on the game platform, and only a small number of chunks are generated at a time. On the PC Java edition, a map is 60,000,000x60,000,000 blocks, so 3,750,000x3,750,000 chunks. Multiplied by 3, there are roughly 42,187,500,000,000 diamonds in a Minecraft world. That doesn't include any diamonds which may generate in chests.
It takes 26 diamonds to make the armour and 11 for the tools, that's 38 diamonds in total.
It depends where you stand. Mountains, seas and regular plains will all have different block levels. On your Minecraft map you will see x, y and z coordinates. Y is the number of blocks you are above the bottom of the earth. Y:12 is the 12th layer.
The moon is unreachable in vanilla minecraft, but various mods allow you to make portals there, the current height limit is about 255 blocks high.
A block is 1 cubic metre, so 1,000 blocks will make a length of 1,000 metres.
48 blocks, since each block corresponds to 1 meter cubed, and the Colosseum is 48m tall.