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Flowing Water and Gravel Make Renewable Sand

If gravel placed by a player, which is renewable because of piglins, is placed under flowing water for some period of time, say, 5 Minecraft days, it will turn into sand, as sand is basically just rock that have been eroded away and broken down by water and slowly turned into sand. Slightly educational, useful, and not overpowered.

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    Great idea! The more things that become renewable the better. I would make the wait time a little bit shorter, and make the requirements more specific. Because gravel under flowing water happens alot naturally. Still, I voted!

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    smart!

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    Good idea, I think 5 minecraft days then would be balanced, while providing easier access to renewable sand. Minecraft can detect if a leaf block is placed by a player or generated naturally, and will despawn the leaf accordingly as we know, so, I think it could work with gravel as well. Only gravel placed by the player would be affected.