Can you place a Dripstone on a hopper?

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Quite simply, can a dripstone stalagmite be placed on top of a hopper? if so, how? Do you need to grow it, or is there a weird redstone/blockswapping trick required?

I know at the moment the general consensus is "no", but ilmango on YouTube has said that it can be done, it's just tricky/difficult.






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What blocks can dripstone be placed on?

There are two different types of Dripstone: generic Dripstone blocks and Pointed Dripstone. If Pointed Dripstone is attached to a Dripstone block placed underneath a pool of water or lava, it will grow into a stalactite. Likewise, Pointed Dripstone found on a cave floor can grow upwards to form a stalagmite.

What blocks can be placed on hoppers?

Hoppers cannot be moved by pistons. \u200c [JavaEditiononly] Despite not being a solid block, attached blocks such as rails, levers, tripwire and redstone dust can be placed on top of hoppers, but not on their sides.

Can I put a block on top of a hopper?

Yes that is true. As long you place a block with a container (eg. furnace, dropper) on top of the hopper, it will reduce the needed calculations for the hopper up to 80%.

How do you place a large dripstone?

To do this, set up a cauldron with a dripstone block at least two blocks above, as seen in the image above. Under the dripstone block, place a pointed dripstone. Finally, you will need your liquid of choice in the space above the dripstone block.



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