Coral Blocks Do Not Die If Their Surroundings are Sponge-Dried
If you place a coral block at the surface of the water, then dry the surrounding area with a sponge, the coral does not die.
It will die however if you destroy an adjacent block (say the stone block) that is touching the coral block. Placing a block next to it will also update the block. But the block should update as soon as it's sponged and dried.
Environment
Windows 10, Minecraft 18w10a
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Coral Blocks Do Not Die If Their Surroundings are Sponge-Dried
If you place a coral block at the surface of the water, then dry the surrounding area with a sponge, the coral does not die.
It will die however if you destroy an adjacent block (say the stone block) that is touching the coral block. Placing a block next to it will also update the block. But the block should update as soon as it's sponged and dried.
I would provide an image but my computer's being a dick and saved my Minecraft screenshot in a completely unknown place and I can't find it anywhere.
Environment
Windows 10, Minecraft 18w10a
If you place a coral block at the surface of the water, then dry the surrounding area with a sponge, the coral does not die.
It will die however if you destroy an adjacent block (say the stone block) that is touching the coral block. Placing a block next to it will also update the block. But the block should update as soon as it's sponged and dried.
I would provide an image but my computer's being a dick and saved my Minecraft screenshot in a completely unknown place and I can't find it anywhere.
If you place a coral block at the surface of the water, then dry the surrounding area with a sponge, the coral does not die.
It will die however if you destroy an adjacent block (say the stone block) that is touching the coral block. Placing a block next to it will also update the block. But the block should update as soon as it's sponged and dried.
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duplicates
This relates to
MC-122171.