Как найти каньоны в майнкрафте

Каньон — натуральная структура, которая представляет собой пещеру 10-30 блоков высотой, 3-15 шириной и длиной до сотни блоков. Каньоны появляются как на поверхности ландшафта, так и под землей, формируя своеобразные «сухие каналы», или не очень сухие, так как могут генерироваться под водой. Каньоны обычно соединены с обычными пещерами и заброшенными шахтами (порой заброшенные шахты генерируются прямо в каньоне). Зачастую в каньон спадают потоки воды и лавы, формируя на дне обсидиановые платформы.

История

Галерея

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  Возможно в правой части изображения можно наблюдать каньон, который сформировался возле поверхности.

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  Первый снимок, на котором изображён подземный каньон.

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  Ещё один снимок.

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  Более яркая версия предыдущего снимка.

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  Игровой снимок экрана. Доски справа — заброшенная шахта.

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  Ещё один снимок из предварительной версии.

Not to be confused with Badlands.

A canyon^[1] is a deep, long crack generating in the Overworld that can connect with caves. They often appear deep underground but can breach the surface.

Structure

Canyons are usually between 85 to 127 blocks in length, and typically less than 15 blocks wide. In Java Edition canyons are usually 27 to 62 blocks in depth. Canyons in Bedrock Edition can sometimes go all the way down to bedrock, causing canyons spawning in mountain biomes to appear deeper.

A canyon extending down to bedrock causes lava to generate at the bottom. Obsidian often forms at the bottom as water sources flow down into the lava.

Canyons can have small ledges along the top. They can be found at levels 10 to 72, sometimes appearing on the world surface or underwater, forming canyons. They can go deep underground, sometimes spawning slimes or exposing diamond ore. If they reach deep enough, they may also be floored by the lava lakes at level -55. Canyons can cut from surface level all the way down to bedrock, especially noticeable in the Amplified world type.

Water-filled can also be found in any ocean biome.

Canyons can connect to caves, dungeons, abandoned mineshafts, and any other generated structures. Due to the large surface area of their walls, canyons often have water and/or lava flowing down them (from springs in the walls, aquifers, or openings to the sea). A canyon that intersects a river, frozen river, or swamp is filled with stone under the body of water.

Lava oceans

Similarly to how water oceans replace all air blocks below a certain altitude on the surface, when deep enough in a canyon, all blocks that would generate as air instead generate as lava.

Data values

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Bedrock Edition:

History

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  The first image of a ravine.

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  An image from Notch of a ravine cutting through a stronghold.

Issues

Issues relating to «Canyon» or «Ravine» are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.

Trivia

• In Bedrock Edition the seed 1669320484 generates a huge canyon extending endlessly from southwest to northeast at coordinate X=−1269, Z=0, shaped by countless identical connected north-south canyons. There are other lines of canyons parallel to this one, but few of them are visible aboveground or have the canyons connected. This seed also generates parallel lines of endless dungeons underground. As of 1.18, nearly all endless canyons are underground.
• It is relatively-common to find up to around half a dozen canyons intersecting close even to where they’re first found (including vertically, often perpendicularly). So if one finds one, one may find more, soon-enough.

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  Wide-angle view of endless canyon in Bedrock seed 1669320484.

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  View toward horizon along endless canyon.

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  Village generated on rim of endless canyon.

Gallery

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  Two canyons joined together underground.

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  Two canyons open to the sky that generated next to each other, with a river biome between them.

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  An underwater canyon.

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  A canyon that exposed a mineshaft.

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  A deep cliff reaching bedrock levels.

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  A canyon generated under another canyon.

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  A small canyon viewed from the sky.

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  A canyon viewed from inside.

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  A canyon that has been cut through by an ocean.

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  A hole in the ground through which a canyon is visible.

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  Iron and lapis ores exposed to sunlight in deep canyon.

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  Water flowing into the canyon from nearby river.

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  A bug that prevents water from flowing into the pit.

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  A tree that generated in a canyon, next to the lava and mineshaft.

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  Water generated in midair over a large connected canyon.

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  A triple canyon with a mineshaft at the bottom.

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  Two underwater canyons merged together.

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  A 120 block deep canyon in Bedrock Edition.

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  Relatively slim and shallow canyon in plains biome.

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  Slim, but rather deep canyon generated in plains biome.

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  Double ravine with many mineshaft bridges in it.

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  A ravine that generated underwater.

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  Ravine with multiple ores, water and lava falls, and stronghold bridge over it.

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  Badlands mineshaft bridge generated over a ravine.

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  A ruined portal generated on top of a ravine.

References

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