Can mobs spawn out of paintings in minecraft PE?
Once my cousin had heaps of paintings in her house, and when she went in, there were mobs everywhere! She had torches,but they still spawned. Please help me coz now I'm scared of paintings!!!!
Best Answer
No.
Paintings are just decoration, they do not spawn anything, in any version of Minecraft.
Source: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Painting#Pocket_and_Pi_Edition
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How do mobs spawn in Minecraft PE?
Mobs spawn naturally within a square group of chunks centered on the player, 15\xd715 chunks (240\xd7240 blocks). When there are multiple players, mobs can spawn within the given distance of any of them....Pack spawn attempts max out at:What can mobs not spawn on?
Mobs cannot spawn on buttons, levers, pressure plates, and all types of rails.How do you break paintings in Minecraft PE?
To remove a painting from a wall, the player can attack it, break one of its supporting blocks, cover one square of it with a block, hit it with an arrow, egg, ender pearl, snowball, or fire charge, or subject it to an explosion. The painting then drops as an item. Arrows that hit paintings disappear.Is there a 3x3 painting in Minecraft?
How do you make a 3x3 painting in Minecraft? To make a 3x3 painting, all you need to do is create a 3x3 wall for the painting to go onto. As long as there are enough blocks, it will create a 3x3 painting.More answers regarding can mobs spawn out of paintings in minecraft PE?
Answer 2
Yes.
In a way.
Paintings can cover secret passages by putting a block that you can walk through (sign, door, etc) and covering it with a painting.
If your cousin has a secret passage hidden under any one of those paintings, then mobs might be spawning in there and walking out through paintings.
Answer 3
Painting can be placed and the blocks behind removed. If there is a secret room of some sort behind the painting then that’s where it must be coming from. If you just place it on a wall then nothing should spawn.
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