Grass Block
Grass is a common block that is on the ground on newly generated maps. It looks like a dirt tile with grass on the top. It requires sunlight to continue to exist and will revert to dirt slowly if sunlight is removed. Dirt will also change to grass over time if there is another grass block next to it and it's receiving sunlight. If there are no grass blocks on the map then grass will cease to spawn entirely. Grass is unable to be created directly by players.
Grass Block
| Tool |
? |
|---|---|
| Blast resistance |
0.6 |
| Hardness |
0.6 |
| Luminous |
? |
| Transparent |
No |
| Flammable |
? |
| Catches fire from lava |
? |
| Map color (Java) |
|
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"label": "(link to Breaking#Blocks by hardness article, displayed as Hardness)"
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"field": "? (link to Category:Missing luminance article, displayed as Category:Missing luminance)",
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"label": "(link to Opacity article, displayed as Transparent)"
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{
"field": "?(link to Category:Missing flammability article, displayed as Category:Missing flammability)",
"label": "(link to Flammable article, displayed as Flammable)"
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Grass and dirt changing between each other is a common cause of chunk updates.