How to make Repeater fall particles?

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Whan you fall in Minecraft, particles appear underneath you. But when you fall on a not-full block, for example a Repeater, you get the particles of the block underneath:

The super ultimate unbelivable grass particles in the middle of a repeater thing full of the new fall particles. Now we have to find out how to make Minecraft show us their super duper one-in-a-million hero Repeater fall particles. Consider using a super mega awesome superglitch.

How do I get to have Repeater particles? Is there any bug making repeater fall particles possible? It seems to me that the fall particles are made from the block texture, not premade, so you could somehow get little parts of repeater textures flying around you.



Best Answer

I don't think there's such thing in Vanilla Minecraft, however you could have custom resource pack, which texture of any block(stone block for example) replaced with repeater texture and automatically place that(stone) block under the repeater whenever it is placed.




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Answer 2

Actually, the particles are the same, whether you land on a repeater or not. (i.e. there is no such thing as "repeater particles").

I think you either took the photos at different times, when the particles didn't have enough time to spread out, or you fell from a different height.

Anyone, please correct me if I'm wrong.

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