My world mobile mining to see the number of layers

1. Press F3, there will be coordinates in the upper left corner, and the Y coordinate is the number of layers you are in.

2. Press F3 in the game, the upper left corner has x, y, Z coordinates, y is the current height (0 ~ 255), mining in the 11 floor height is the best

3.

1. Coal mine stone height: all layers, mining tools: Wooden pick and above

2. The height of iron ore: below 64 layers, mining tools: Stone pick and above

The occurrence height of lapis lazuli ore is below 31 layers, and the mining tool is stone pick or above

4, emerald ore height: below 31 layers, mining tools: pick and above

5. The height of gold ore: below 32 layers, mining tools: Iron pick and above

6, the height of diamond ore: below 16 layers, mining tools: pick and above

7, the height of red stone ore: below 16 layers, mining tools: Iron pick and above

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Mining precautions:

1. The natural formation of round stone usually means that the player has g a ngeon, fortress or a place where magma and water mix

2. The natural generation of the board usually means that the player has g into the underground mine

3. The natural formation of moss stone usually means that players dig ngeons and fortresses

4. The natural generation of cracked stone brick usually means that the player has g the fortress

4. Generally speaking, the number of layers of MC is from the bedrock layer to the top. Of course, you can pile a column to the height limit
and then calculate the height of the ground (number of layers)

5. The place where you can see the bedrock is the fourth layer. Just count up

6.

There are two ways to judge the number of layers. A relatively brainless method is to dig directly down to the place where there is bedrock, and the bedrock is the first layer. Then start to pile up blocks, put a few blocks, that is, in the layer, this method is relatively brainless, but very convenient, do not need to input instructions and so on

the second method is to directly use the command to view the coordinates. As long as you input / TP ~ ~ ~, a coordinate will pop up. This coordinate can directly see the number of your layers, and the number in the middle is the number of layers

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