Stronghold Xbox 360
Arleen Jerdee
Hello fellow crafters. I was seeing if anyone has found the stronghold in Tutorial World in the Aquatic update? The Eyes of Ender that I throw will eventually rest on the ground in a large cave, but digging down shows no stronghold at all. I tried digging In the surrounding area as well, but no luck. Can anyone help?
I found it. Completely by chance. It is beneath a safari, pretty much in front of the Blaze statue. Very close to a campfire there is cave entrance leading to the stronghold. The coordinates are X:342 Y:60 Z:347
Thanks for replying. I still can't find the stronghold in the Tutorial World of the latest update in creative now. I'm using a x-ray glitch to try to find the stronghold but haven't found anything. The eye of ender are useless, they lead me on a wild goose chase
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A previous question (How many Strongholds are spawned in an Minecraft XBox map?) states that there is only one Stronghold per map on the Xbox 360 edition. However the Xbox One edition supports much larger worlds; (51205120 as opposed to 864864) does this mean there are more Strongholds on Xbox One Large maps, or is the limit still 1?
I was looking for a new stronghold on the most recent Xbox One Edition update and I found 4 different strongholds. So the wiki is incorrect at the time. (I don't believe it's been updated in a while.) So yes, not for large maps but on infinite size there are multiple. I believe the same as in Java.
So I've been playing my survival map basically since the Gane came out for the Xbox one. I usually binge play then let it sit for awhile... anyways I went to go to the end and try my luck with the ender dragon. So I gathered my eyes of ender and set off to find the end portal. So the eyes lead me across 3 biomes before I reached the place it stopped and then went down into the ground. I thought I had it. So built a cabin and started excavating in a 20x20 square over where it had stopped. Nothing. So then I went deeper. All the way to bedrock. Then widen it. Then dug another pit. Then a final spiral stair case under the cabin with mineshafts coming off every landing. But still no sign og a stronghold or the end portal room. BTW there is silverfish blocks all through the mines. And in my searching I found an old abandoned mine shaft wih pig spawners?? Then I started to get frustrated and copied my save and went into creative. I must have blown a 100x100 creator all the down to bedrock still nothing. I have no clue?
go to your main menu. copy your game seed file. rename copied file. go INTO copied file, as creative mode. dig around till you find it then take note of XYZ... and go back into your creative.
the eyes never lead to the portal, only to the general area of the stronghold.
If you dug up that much and didnt find any stone bricks then its not there. Silverfish stone is found naturally in extreme hills biomes. This problem seems to pop up from time to time. Generate a new world in creative with the same seed, throw eyes, and locate a stronghold. Then record the coords and go there in your survival world. If you make a copy of your world as Choras_Den suggested then its pretty likely that the eye will take you to the same place where there is nothing.
Sorry, I somehow missed the part about not being able to recreate the world because it generates different now. That might be why the ender eye leads you to the wrong spot. It could take a lot of time to locate a stronghold, even in creative, without eyes, you might wanna look into x-ray glitches. I believe theres a way to do it at the moment.
I also play on an extremely old world. To find my stronghold I had to get the seed and make a new world with it in creative. Then I just used eye of the ender to find the stronghold, took a pic of the co-ords, and went to those co-ords in my survival world. Worked like a charm for me. Spawn will look alot different cus of the new terrain generation. Just make sure you expanded your old worlds borders.
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