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this means that one pork chop in minecraft weighs around 6.35kg. in real life, the average person eats around 10 ounces of meat daily, or 0.283 kilograms.

this means that whenever the player eats a pork chop, they are instantly consuming over twenty-two times as much meat as the average person eats in a day. considering that it takes 2.5 pork chops to fill a person's entire hunger bar, that means that minecraft steve has to eat 42 pounds, or 19.05kg of meat (technically 56/25.4, considering the fact that a player cannot eat half a pork chop in game), or 55x (again, technically 66x) the average amount of meat a human eats in a day.

The debug world in minecraft is super useful for texture making, and its a neat  little secret in the game. Here’s how to get it:

Start by making a new world

Change the world type to ‘Buffet’ in more world options

Now, hold shift, and click world type again. The screen should look like this:

Now create a new world, and it should be the debug world!

It looks like this:

Need help with Minecraft mods? Optifine? Forge? Shaders? Resource packs? How to get modded leaves to wave all pretty-like?

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