That small difference in items per piece can be the difference between life and death later on. Keep this in mind before you make your next furnace, because I guarantee your life will depend on it someday. One of those questions that players ask themselves and others all the time. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on your needs and preferences you will choose one over the other.
Coal: Coal is a type of mineral block which emits light when mined, just like Torches do. This lets player see better at night or inside caves where they cannot place torches to provide lighting without suffocating themselves from lack of oxygen. There are several types of Coal ore in the game, all with different colors and appearance which makes them easier to identify while mining. They also have different burn times when used as fuel for furnaces or torches.
Keep in mind that coal is flammable so you can use it to set mobs on fire during night time if needed. When coal is mined, it drops coal lumps that cannot be smelted into coal until they are placed inside a Furnace just like any other ore. It takes 8 pieces of coal to make 1 piece of coal lump but if the furnace runs out of fuel will drop nothing at all apart from cobblestone which is not useful.
This means that if you mine more than 1 piece of coal ore, it will most likely generate 9 pieces of coal lumps. This also applies to other ores with the exception of Iron Ore which generates 2 iron nuggets instead of 1 when mined. It is advisable to have a diamond pickaxe for mining Coal as it does 5 times more damage per hit than a wooden or stone one. Carbon cannot be used for anything apart from planting sugar canes and making torches out of it which are useless in the end because they will eventually run out of fuel.
Another way to lose your coal is by placing them inside furnaces which are not currently working, this will cause them to drop as an item with its original value so be careful with this too. It can only be smelted back again by either placing it inside a Furnace if you have another piece of coal or putting it under water where it will turn into a piece of normal coal again that cannot be used for smelting anymore. Also, if you want to smelt more than one piece of coal ore at the same time then you will need charcoal to do that because Coal generates 9 lumps per single mined chunk of raw coal ore instead of 1 lump.
This means that it will lose all the value by turning back into Coal Ore instead of keeping itself as a valuable item in the game. It all depends on your needs and how much ores you mine per day. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
Golf Clash General About Contact. Charcoal vs Coal In Minecraft The two materials in question, Coal and Charcoal, are essentially used for fuel and smelting purposes. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. Do not sell my personal information. Cookie Settings Accept. Manage consent. Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website.
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I always have more than enough coal to go around in my worlds. It is always better to craft only one Charcoal. I believe plans take slightly less time to burn, however, using 4 planks will smelt much more than one log will.
Wooden slabs, the best fuel. Wooden slabs are by far the best and most efficient fuel in minecraft for the simple reason that you can make a lot of them out of just a few logs. Coal: Commonly found between layers 5 and 52 of the Overworld. Iron: Commonly found between layers 5 and 54 of the Overworld.
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