minecraft can use anywhere between 256 MB and 512MB of ram on any system.
In minecraft, it is necessary to build a crafting table. A crafting table lets you have a 3x3 crafting space to build in. To build it, you take bark, then put it in your personal crafting table in your inventory to get wooden planks, then use those wooden planks by putting then in your inventory crafting table, in a 2x2 format. Out comes your crafting table.
Minecraft shouldn't take more than 1 or 2 gigs of free memory if you are not doing much(example, mining, idling on singleplayer) If you are on a heavy traffic Minecraft server, or if you have a lot of mods, Minecraft could use from 4 to 10 gigs of free ram. If you are asking about hard drive, it can be around one half to one gig of hard drive space.
It depends on how many blocks you placed and how far you have traveled.
Typically, Minecraft usually uses 300MB + RAM - Usually about 600MB, but it is automatically allocated up to 900MB RAM (if your computer can handle that). Basically, the more RAM you have, the better Minecraft will run.
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Yea but I will take a lot of time and stratigy
About a grand a metre give or take.
They have been making it for 7 years, from 2009 to 2016 as of today.
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It generally take 6 months to one year to build a house. There is different factor that affect the time to build the house like weather condition, availability of materials and manpower, size of project and many more.
It took 5 years to build.
1 at a minimum.
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The programing of the villagers is to find the nearest house and to take refuge there during the night.