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Block Breaking Standby

Block breaking can standby but leaving that like that for a couple of minutes, it turns back into a block with no breaking level.

 

ex: when breaking a obsidian, in a sudden you finally got attacked by a hostile mob so without this feature you have to break it again

unless you want to...... Its anoying..........

I mean it makes so much sense

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    What if you break the obsidian with a wooden pickaxe and finish with a diamond pickaxe? Will it break? What happens to the durability?

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    I agree with TheCamelCamCan. I feel like this will be exploitable. No vote.

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    To respond to TheCamelCamCan and Marthinus, durability on an item doesn't go down until the block is actually broken. Therefore, almost breaking the obsidian with a wooden pick and then switching to a diamond at the end would have the same effect on durability as only using the diamond pick would. It would only serve to waste your time.

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    Ok it resets if you mine it with a different tool

    thanks Marthinus and TheCamelCamCan

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    How if there is a creeper blow up that block when youre mining

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    @TheCamelCamCan:

    At first, i like this idea. Then i realizes it would be exploitable. I think you meant start with a diamond pickaxe then finish with a wooden one to save time and not waste durability on the precious diamond one. However, I think that this feature could still be implemented, as I hate having to start over punching a hard block, because it is not too exploitable or a feature could be made where the tool durability is reduced when mining is started. However, saving another int variable to every single block and a timer that counts down for the block regenerating in the NBT would take storage, RAM, processing speed, and possibily even a new required NBT format for efficiency which I’m SURE would be a pain in the backside for Mojang. Unless there is a good solution to all this, I think we just leave it as is and focus on important features, like Bedrock Edition being fixed :/