Edhelmir and other minerals/ores should be able to be bought, in general the prices for everything should increase, and massive strip mines for minerals are ugly and deform the terrain. Your mining will drop soul soil blocks as you progress.
Add a crafting recipe for "blasting" which requires cobblestone and TNT, but yields more sand in total than the sand needed to craft the TNT (I'm thinking 6-8, as you're essentially trading 4 gunpowder for 2-4 sand, which seems reasonable). Make us able to transform stone into cobblestone, cobblestone into gravel, and gravel into sand using some new block, possibly crafted using a piston, please. White Sand is a new sand type block that was added in later versions of Minecraft 1.11.2.
I wish husks would stop sand normally and drop sandstone on a rare occasion. For example, although it is extremely hard to do so, it is possible to run out of ore in a select area, but since the worlds are unlimited you can only run out of ores in the area that you live in.
This method could also potentially be automated in the future if hoppers could interact with the grindstone (maybe similar to the mechanics of a furnace). Like you mentioned, there is glass, sandstone, and concrete that it is required for, but my biggest issue is TNT. I often avoid making TNT entirely, not only because it is resource intensive, but the resources are also lost permanently. Bushes!..
The husk idea is a really good way to start because it would make sand production very slow while still making it theoretically infinite. Beide Sandarten gehören zu den wenigen Blöcken, die der Schwerkraft ausgesetzt sind. Edhelmir and other minerals/ores should be able to be bought, in general the prices for everything should increase, and massive strip mines for minerals are ugly and deform the terrain.2607:FB90:321D:2F08:69D8:CE12:9AC0:E61E wrote:Mithril is gotten by: killing Utumno units, killing barrow wights, killing dwarf miners/wicked dwarves, killing marsh wraiths, elven ruins, all habited structures excluding orcish ones, mystery webs, dalish crackers, black Uruks, mithril ore in the mistys, Arnor ruins, creative menu, just to name SOME of the possible ways. I wish husks would stop sand normally and drop sandstone on a rare occasion. How to mine Soul Soil? And if the latter, wouldn't it turn all TNT powered cobbletone farms into sand farms?EDIT: I realized that I totally over looked creepers and withers as a means of breaking blocks (oops, face-palm). Details dazu inkl. Also, no furniture, guns, or vertical/"sideways"/"upright"/"standing" slabs (yes, we see you).sand is already a renewable resource via chests in desert temples and wandering traders who trade 1 emerald for 8 sandI'm not sure what you are actually proposing for the TNT one. This seems like it's way too difficult to get something basic like sand.This is one of the better ideas. Currently TNT is the only method of automatically breaking blocks (unless someone has figured out how to harness endermen, lol). 'Sand Dust' is exactly what it says on the tin; it adds a new drop to husks and glass that can be used to make renewable sand. Technical renewability is not practical renewability.Many plants are already renewable, including Athelas(similar to mithril, it is renewable in a technical but not a practical sense).I killed a bunch of barrow wights with an enchanted looting three and blessed mithril spear, none of them dropped mithril of any kind.Mithril is only renewable on killing barrow-wight actually.
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