| Official Minecraft Wiki Entry | |
 Ender Chest | |
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| Type | Tile Entity |
| Physics | No |
| Transparency | Yes |
| Luminance | Yes, 7 |
| Blast Resistance | 3,000 |
| Tool |  |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Stackable | 64 |
| Flammable | No |
| Drops | 8 Obsidian |
| Appears in | Minecraft |
| First Appearance | 12w21a |
| Block Data Information | |
| Decimal Data Value | 130 |
| Hexadecimal Data Value | 82 |
| Binary Data Value | 10000010 |
Ender Chests are blocks that can store items. Ender Chests function the same as normal chests, except that their contents are shared across all other Ender Chests placed anywhere, even in different dimensions.
Ender Chests do not drop their contents when broken. Items placed inside will remain persistent even if all Ender Chests are destroyed, and can be accessed from new Ender Chests. Ender Chests have half the blast resistance as Obsidian, making them still immune to explosions. They also emit light and a particle effect similar to that of an Enderman and Nether Portal. In SMP, Ender Chests have a separate inventory for each player. Destroying one will only drop 8 obsidian (unless broken using a pickaxe enchanted with Silk Touch), meaning another Eye of Ender would be required to craft it again.
Ender Chests cannot be made into double chests and thus can be placed adjacent to each other normally.
Crafting[]
| Ingredients | Crafting Recipe | |||||||||||
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| Obsidian + Eye of Ender |
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As a seasoned Minecraft enthusiast with an in-depth understanding of the game's mechanics and features, I'm here to delve into the intricacies of Ender Chests, a fascinating and unique element within the Minecraft universe.
Ender Chest Overview: Ender Chests are specialized blocks designed to store items. They share similarities with normal chests but possess a distinctive feature that sets them apart—they establish a shared inventory across all other Ender Chests placed in different locations and even dimensions. This means that the contents of an Ender Chest are accessible from any other Ender Chest, providing a convenient way to transport items across vast distances and different realms.
Properties and Characteristics:
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Transparency and Luminance: Ender Chests are transparent, and they emit light with a luminance level of 7, creating both visibility and a captivating particle effect reminiscent of Endermen and Nether Portals.
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Blast Resistance: These chests exhibit a remarkable blast resistance of 3,000, which is half that of Obsidian. This high blast resistance makes them impervious to explosions, ensuring the safety of stored items.
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Persistence of Contents: Ender Chests do not drop their contents when broken. Even if all Ender Chests are destroyed, the items inside remain persistent and can be accessed from new Ender Chests.
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Multiplayer Functionality: In multiplayer (SMP), each player has a separate inventory in Ender Chests, adding a layer of individuality to the shared storage system.
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Crafting and Renewability: Crafting an Ender Chest involves combining Obsidian with an Eye of Ender. While they are renewable and stackable up to 64, breaking an Ender Chest yields 8 Obsidian, requiring another Eye of Ender to craft a new one.
Crafting Recipe: To craft an Ender Chest, combine Obsidian with an Eye of Ender in the crafting table.
Ingredients:
- Obsidian
- Eye of EnderBlock Data Information:
- Decimal Data Value: 130
- Hexadecimal Data Value: 82
- Binary Data Value: 10000010
Conclusion: Ender Chests stand out as a versatile and strategic addition to Minecraft, facilitating seamless item access across dimensions and providing a secure means of storage. Their unique properties and crafting mechanics contribute to the overall richness of the game, offering players both utility and a touch of enchanting mystique to their adventures.
