What is the guide for beginners in Minecraft?

First of all, I will take you through the early stage strategy of survival mode. Please note that the game terrain environment is different for everyone, so I hope you can learn and apply it.

If you are lucky enough to enter the game without many obstacles in front of you, you will see an object rising slowly with a warm radiance...that is...the morning sun. I know what you want to say... Yes... it is square... There are no worries about curves in this world, everything is... very straightforward...

Square mountains, square mountains Trees, square grass, square sea; you are standing on a square beach, with square clouds floating in the sky... Notice the flesh-red stick next to the picture, as if it had just come from a can (of course it is a square can) ) luncheon meat from the inside. That's your hand...

If you click the F5 key at this time to switch the perspective to the third-person rear-end perspective, you will see yourself:

If you want to give a positive perspective, Please press the F1 key again...

For a player who is new to the game, there is not enough time for casual experience. Because you chose the survival mode, and unfortunately you chose the Hard difficulty (what did you say? How do I know who asked you to choose...).

We press F5 again to switch back to the first-person perspective. Note that no movement has been made at this time, and the perspective is pointed directly downward:

The cross in the middle of the screen is both the center of the perspective and the "crosshair" pointing to the target object. We can see that a patch of sand directly below is outlined when targeted. In Minecraft, the spawn point is the respawn point. Therefore, it is crucial to note this place. If conditions permit, I suggest that you build a house at the birth point (which will be discussed later), because there is no normal means in the game to change this coordinate at will (if the location is extremely If you dig a big hole at the foothold of the Great Destruction, you will be reborn closer to it). There is a rule that no matter what world you are born in, you will be born on a piece of sand...

In order to remember this place, I decided to dig a small hole in the sand. Aim at this piece of sand, and then hold down the left mouse button:

At this time, you will find that the "hand" will keep scratching... "cracks" will slowly appear on the sand and there will be a bit of dusty effect. . Since sand is very easy to break, even with your "hands" you will quickly scratch a pit:

Okay, you will find a rotating miniature version of " "Blocks of sand" (some are not very clear in the picture). This is the result of your destruction, and the objects that can be collected will be displayed in this form. Now, let's jump down into the pit and pick it out. Note that you have to use the space bar to jump out.

Okay, we have picked up the Sha Kuai in the pit and found the first one in the quick inventory. And...you find that the "hand" is missing...

In fact, it is holding a sand block in the hand...Look carefully at the lower right side of the picture, uh...isn't this picture a bit "protective"?

The shortcut inventory is the 9 grids at the bottom of the screen. Note that the objects actually held in the hand correspond to the highlighted grids (such as the first grid with sand blocks in the picture above). These 9 grid objects can be easily switched using the mouse wheel, or you can use the numeric keys 1 to 9 to switch.

The 10 red hearts above the quick item bar are your HP. No matter if you are injured, burned, drowned or attacked by a monster, etc., the HP will be deducted. Although you will be resurrected at the rebirth point, all your belongings will be scattered at the place of death, and you have to run back to get them. It is worth noting that if you dive into the water, 10 bubbles will appear on the red heart to represent the oxygen capacity. As the dive time increases, the bubbles will pop one by one. After all the bubbles are exploded, HP will be deducted by drowning. I won't demonstrate it here...

Now we hold the "sand blocks" we just got and right-click on the edge of the pit:

The sand blocks are stacked (towered) on Next to the small pit, this is how the items are placed (used). If you use the discard key (Q key by default) instead of right-clicking, it will be thrown out as small sand blocks that can be picked up instead of returning to large blocks.

Now we finally made an eye-catching sign at the spawn point, haha...ha... (You said it looks like a tomb? Rebirth point, what do you think it is?)

After finishing the rebirth point mark, Let me introduce you to our most important resource to survive our first...er...first night: trees!

In the center of the picture above, we are facing two small trees in their prime. The one on the left with a white trunk and gray leaves is a birch tree; on the right is... uh... a tangerine tree. The wood resources we want to obtain come from their thick, big and hard trunks.

Since we don’t have any tools available now, we can only choose to scratch them. Just like getting sand, we walked to the tree, pointed at it and clicked the left mouse button:

Then the so-called "hand" started scratching fiercely. After a while...

Look! We have broken three trunks and now we are picking them up:

In this way, three trunks are in hand. In fact, it can be scratched by holding a tree trunk. We scratched off 6 pieces of tree trunks. Of course, we can also scratch off all the tree trunks, and by the way, also scratch off the nearby birch trees. But what is the biggest difference between humans and animals?

OK, let’s start making tools! Click the E key to open the carry-on inventory... (What? No response? Didn’t I ask you to change the key settings a long time ago? If not, the default is the I key~)