How to Safely Explore Caves in Minecraft?

Lighting is crucial for safe cave exploration. Many players use torches to illuminate their path, ensuring that they can see potential hazards and avoid getting lost [1:2][2:4]. Some players prefer using alternative light sources like glow lichen, glow berries, lanterns, or glowstone, which can be more aesthetically pleasing but may require additional resources [1:5]. It's also helpful to keep a stack of raw wood for crafting more torches if needed [5:5].

Navigational Techniques

To prevent getting lost in the intricate cave systems, placing torches only on one side (e.g., the left wall) can help guide you back to your starting point [5:4]. Additionally, marking routes with different blocks or torches can aid in navigation [4:1]. Using the F3 menu to keep track of your direction and level is another useful technique [5:1].

Safety Equipment

Carrying a bucket of water is a versatile safety measure. It can be used to create waterfalls for safe descent into ravines, extinguish lava, and keep mobs at bay [3:6][5:1]. Ladders, scaffolding, sand, or gravel are also recommended for climbing and navigating steep areas [5:1].

Preparation for Exploration

Being prepared for potential setbacks is essential. Having a "did you die" box with gear ready for retrieval after death can alleviate stress [1:3]. Bringing pets like dogs and cats can provide comfort and companionship during solo exploration [2]. Listening to happy music or turning off cave noises can help reduce anxiety associated with exploring dark caves [2:5].

Resource Management

Ender chests and shulker boxes are valuable for storing resources and items during extended cave explorations [5:1]. Keeping a stack of raw wood ensures you won't run out of materials for crafting tools or torches [5:5]. Prioritizing resource collection while exploring can make the experience more beneficial [4:2].

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How do you light up caves in Minecraft?

Posted by Wings_of_Absurdity · in r/GirlGamers · 1 year ago

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Since the 1.18 update for Minecraft, I always use so many torches in lighting the caves.

I notice when I watch some Minecraft YouTubers, some barely light the caves, some are super safe(like I am), some branch mine and some don't even light the caves at all and just run/fly around and mine ores and ignoring mobs.

I am one of those cave explorers that slowly lights my way forward. I prioritize keeping my flanks lit up and protected. In a way I circle around the center and light it up and if there is an upper level, I light it up too so a creeper doesn't fall on my head.

I am in full netherite protection IV and on easy difficulty too. If I see Deep Dark, I block it off for later until I get night vision and wool with me.

I think because I live underground so I want to make sure nearby dark caves are secured and its a way for me to know I explored it and feel safe. Ravines.. when I see a Ravine, I prioritize lighting up the upper levels first.

I get super uncomfortable when I enter someone's cave and their flanks are not lit up and I can see mobs spawning.

How do you light up caves?

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thetruckerdave · 1 year ago

Depends. Is there a mob farm on the server and are the caves near common areas? If yes, than I use a tool, Minihud, to show light levels and I torch things.

If not, I’m only lighting what I need to see, and usually I have a torch offhand so I’m good in the dark tbh.

I used to be like you. And oddly, I’m SO SCARED of cave sounds. I turn them and hostile mobs off. I use subtitles because I also don’t have spacial hearing so I can’t tell direction without them anyhow. Spooky noises?! No thanks.

Elytra fixed my fears. Period. Unless it’s super tight quarters, we’re good. If it’s super tight quarters, I can just block off and then, we’re good. Also, I only go caving or mining for funsies. Like, I don’t need most of the crap down there, exploration is fun. But it doesn’t sound like you’re enjoying exploration. Which is the fun part.

The deep dark is cool. Caves are cool. The nether is legit my fav place. I’m an old lady, I only play on hard, we’re fighting the dragon a week, two tops from server open. This isn’t to say you should get good. I’m not good. I’m terrible! I’m just not concerned with dying. Like I’d never play hardcore. I fall off ladders ALL. THE. TIME. So just fix the scared of dying part. Why you worried about that? It’s a solvable problem if you tell me what you’re worried about!

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Wings_of_Absurdity · OP · 1 year ago

This is single player and I technically did have a creeper farm nearby so it did help the rates after lighting this cave I left dark for a long time.

What I am afraid of is dying and the stress of having to go find where I died underground. Though I respawn underground so if I was to go back and find my stuff, if I left areas I walked past already unlit, mobs would bother me and it's super dark where I can't see anything, it becomes a bit tedious. I do not like complete darkness in caves cause I can fall into a hole that might kill me. That's why I like securing my caves and if I expand my base in that direction, I want to make sure I don't get ambushed by mobs.

I don't mean this from just full netherite protection IV but even starting a new world, I am like this but even more careful. I prefer to use my bow to kill things than to go into melee range and attack.

The thing is, I haven't died in the caves even in server Hard Mode. Yet, I'd say my slow carefulness and needing to secure everything before pushing forward is why. That's why i was curious how people do cave because I'm the super cautious one and there's friends I have that just go in a straight line and leave the flanks unlit.

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thetruckerdave · 1 year ago

Ah I’ve just accepted I’ll die. Period. I have a couple disabilities but dyspraxia is the one that messes me up the most. It’s a lack/impairment of fine motor control. I’m clumsy rl and I’m clumsy in game lol. Like no joke ladders are the bane of my existence. One time I died to my creeper farm over 20 times. Just building it. Because ladders.

So I just prepare for it. I have a ‘did you die’ box ready to go with gear to go fetch my OG gear and stuff like that.

It feels like after the lighting update that basically there aren’t any mobs around anyhow. But I highly recommend minihud, it’s super super helpful. You’ll find every spawn able space easily!

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Honey_Lotl · 1 year ago

Normally, I just light entire cave areas with torches. When I have enough iron, I make lanterns if I'm going to stay underground and live there for a bit. But usually, it's torches.

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Wings_of_Absurdity · OP · 1 year ago

My torch stats says something.

I never thought about using other light sources!

https://preview.redd.it/ju6b8bcxw7dd1.png?width=1209&format=png&auto=webp&s=9334d446179a145290c7644b1ab5de30791b30a8

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HelenAngel · 1 year ago

Glow lichen & glow berries have been excellent for this though they do take some time to grow. Another thing I’ve used is hanging lanterns from chains but it can be dangerous if you don’t have scaffolding (due to how high cave ceilings usually are & fall damage) but it uses a LOT of iron. If you’ve been to the Nether, glowstone & shroomlights are also great options. Sea lanterns work, too, but they aren’t easy to get.

Glowstone is the easiest to get in survival as you can also get it from cleric villagers once you level the villager up a bit, even if you haven’t been to the Nether. It also has a really high light level so it will illuminate a larger area. Overall, glowstone will likely give you the best results, especially given how easy it can be to obtain.

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ShyLilFroggy · 1 year ago

I have a friend who does it for me (She's the best)

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I am terrified of mining Minecraft

Posted by QuickCellist7213 · in r/Minecraft · 4 months ago

Is there anyone absolutely terrified of mining in Minecraft. When I was younger I could do it fine, but I would always play with siblings. Now that I play it alone I get this terrible anxiety about going into caves. I found when I bring dogs and cats that I've collected I feel better. Also I don't think it's the monsters, I can kill them fine, and I play modded so I have things like cyclops, bat like things and much more. Also I'm not afraid of dying as I have keep inventory on, so I don't know what my deal is but I always turn it to peaceful when I go mining. Any solutions?

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FranksNBeans2025 · 4 months ago

I get a little stressed, so I speed run through the cave slapping down torches then I mine

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LiesAreLikeStars · 4 months ago

This, same. I always carry wood/sticks so I can mine coal and make more torches if I run out.

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FranksNBeans2025 · 4 months ago

Yep! Scary getting deep in a cave and you run out of torch’s

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Strong_Molasses_6679 · 4 months ago

Surrender to the void...with night vision potions.

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DrollestDuck88 · 4 months ago

But you need blaze rods to get the potions and golden carrots... on top of nether warts...

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Strong_Molasses_6679 · 4 months ago

At least you can see in the Nether!

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QuickCellist7213 · OP · 4 months ago

I actually never thought of that, I might try it.

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ColourSchemer · 4 months ago

It was often the lighting for me. I have my brightness at max and then spam torches. I prefer corridor strip mining because I can control access and lighting.

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UnmplymntFnlBss · 4 months ago

Hope there's a texture pack that makes the aesthetic of caves less uncanny

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broccoliisevil · 4 months ago

Turn off cave noises, set it to peaceful, and listen to happy music. It's like an almost instinctual fear of the dark. I know it's a game. I know I'm an adult. I know nothing real is going to happen. Doesn't help lol.

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ZzzzzPopPopPop · 4 months ago

Yes, the cave noises are SOOO spooky!

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QuickCellist7213 · OP · 4 months ago

I was hoping others felt the same way, I don't want to be a wimp alone 😞

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How do I safely explore ravines?

Posted by mymar101 · in r/Minecraft · 5 years ago

I'm the idiot who just jumps in a hole without thinking, wait this could kill me. Or even checking to see how deep it goes first. Joking aside, what is the easiest cheapest way of getting to the bottom of a ravine and back up again? I usually carry a ton of ladders on me when I go exploring in case I fall down holes I can't dig out of quickly, but that doesn't help in steep sided things you can't easily place a ladder, or easily jump down without dying. So I ask, what's the cheapest easiest way of exploring the bottom of ravines?

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Theknyt · 5 years ago

I just jump down into them, there’s usually water down there. Then I dig a staircase up

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Emmalouise10598 · 5 years ago

A bucket of water always works. Place it up the top, and you can ride it down and back up when you're done

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mymar101 · OP · 5 years ago

Like creating a waterfall?

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Iwantmyteslanow · 5 years ago

Or using dirt or cobblestone to make a staircase down

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Emmalouise10598 · 5 years ago

Exactly

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J4M3S_21 · 5 years ago

See if there’s any water already at the bottom, if so aim for that, if not, place a bucket of water under you before you hit the ground

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Med-Gamer · 5 years ago

Use a bucket of water

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mynameisperl · 5 years ago

You don't always want to dive straight to the bottom first. Any dark spots above you in the walls can have mobs lurking, skeletons will snipe you and creepers in particular will dive-bomb you if they calculate that they can detonate exactly when they hit the bottom.

Sometimes it's more tactical to work your way down one side neutralising potential ambush locations on both sides as you go (bridging across to the other side if necessary).

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How do you all go about caves? I have just stumbled upon a HUGE cave and so far found 9 ways out (white vertical lines). I'm also standing by another, with one under my main base and one behind me by 276 squares. I have put a glow stone on the furthest block for cave size perspecitve in each picture

Posted by Night_Owl1990 · in r/Minecraft · 3 years ago

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Night_Owl1990 · OP · 3 years ago

I have gone in through my main base entrance each time and found 8 other ways out currently, I am sure I will find more ways out. Do you guys mine them for their resources, try and make it an addition to your base by incorporating buildings etc, mark routes with different tourches/blocks or just ignore caves completely?

*Edit - each photo is from/close to the entrances of the marked co-ordinates

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XDucksX · 3 years ago

Caves can be great cheap ways to make secret exit. For example a route from your main base to a forest tower on A or B or a port escape route to F. You can mine resources, light up caves and block up entrances to make tunnels.

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WoodenRavine · 3 years ago

Can I have a closer look at that base 👀

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Cave Diving Advice?

Posted by Papianist · in r/Minecraft · 5 years ago

I recently started playing minecraft again and after getting over how much has changed, I started diving into the caves. Does anyone have great tips on how to make caves easier to explore, more fun, or more beneficial? Any other tips are greatly appreciated as well. : )

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thebirdmancan · 5 years ago

As you go... Place torches only on the LEFT wall... That way it will always point the RIGHT way home when you turn around

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Papianist · OP · 5 years ago

I was scared to ask but if this is the only advice I get it was totally worth it. Thank you so much.

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thebirdmancan · 5 years ago

Thank pixlriffs on youtube! I like his guides. But that has been my biggest takeaway especially in mineshafts and stuff. I also personally always go left at a split and just try to follow a generically clockwise method to my searching... Those tunnel systems are crazy

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Lavaman125 · 5 years ago

A bucket of water and a few empty ones. Use on lava, going down heights, keeping mobs at a distance. As previously mentioned, torches on one side only for exiting purposes. One torch above another for when you need to climb up to exit. Ender chests and shulker boxes if you have any. Ladders and scaffolding or sand/gravel for climbing. Wood for tools, furnace fuel, crafting bench, new torches.

F3 menu, keep an eye on your direction and level.

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Papianist · OP · 5 years ago

Thanks for all the advice. I'll definitely use the water right away, but for ender chests I'll work on that.

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Lavaman125 · 5 years ago

Have fun mate

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A7X_Alyssa · 5 years ago

Not sure if this is good advice, but always keep a stack of raw wood in your inventory. That way, you won't run out of sticks for weapons or torches anytime soon. Or if you need planks, just craft em with the wood.

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Papianist · OP · 5 years ago

To save space, I see. Thank you for the advice. Very helpful.

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How do you guys cave pre 1.17

Posted by averageAMDfan · in r/Minecraft_Survival · 2 years ago

I'm playing console legacy edition and have no idea how to deal with the millions of caves

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Nate848 · 2 years ago

Torches. Lots of torches. Always place them on the right. That way, when you get lost, you can follow the torches home by keeping them to your left.

Also bring plenty of extra wood/ladders to make tunneling back up the the surface quicker when you inevitably get lost.

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averageAMDfan · OP · 2 years ago

Thanks!

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fishscalee2 · 2 years ago

Strip mining

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lack_of_skil · 2 years ago

so uh funny thing you dont cave.

you just strip mine, search for a guide

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I think i just got blessed from the devs

Posted by JohnnyTrainor13 · in r/Minecraft2 · 20 days ago

I play was in my peaceful world and just finished raiding a trial chamber, a huge cave, and a few monster spawners, and got a ton of rare items but when i was using a water from the surface to climb up I didn't realize it was coming from a little pocket of water so there was no surface to go up to, I ended up falling like 60 blocks to my death, I rage quit and closed minecraft but when i opened my world back up it put me before I died (for context i'm on bugrock playing on the switch 2)

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iguessma · 18 days ago

This is also how people can dupe items.

It's you don't have to die just force close before auto save.

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Welp_i_make_things · 20 days ago

nice!, i’ve had similar glitches on my own semi-peaceful world (also on bedrock) and typically glitches like this only happen when you don’t log out properly lol, if this accidentally happens again, it can delete items so be warned (I almost lost three wither skulls due to this,had a backup luckily,if I didn’t, I probably just would’ve quit the world TBH)

but it can also duplicate items,(i had my shucker box of every single music disk duplicated and it was insane), it also can teleport you back a bit so that’s probably why it backed you up to before you died

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SilverKytten · 20 days ago

You didn't get blessed, your game just didn't save. If you exited to the main menu, it quits the game without saving - and if you do that before the game has a chance to autosave, boom

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JohnnyTrainor13 · OP · 20 days ago

i know, it was simply a joke about me saying i'm lucky that it didn't auto save right after i died.

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lispwriter · 19 days ago

You hit the ground so hard you time traveled.

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eclecticmeeple · 20 days ago

Herobrine bestowed his blessings upon you. Extremely rare he do this

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New player TIPS please

Posted by Odd_Beginning4245 · in r/Minecraft · 6 months ago

Hey, so I am a guy who started playing in November. I have gained great knowledge about the game, but few skills. At the very beginning, I have fears entering a cave due to mobs. Later game once I get diamond armor I don't worry. But the problem is getting there.

Any help/tips would be greatly appreciated!!

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EmergencyResponseVic · 6 months ago

If you need to, start off a world with keep inventory on, so when you die you don’t have to start over. It can help to just get a feel for how the game works if you’re not comfortable with going full on.

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roumitris · 6 months ago

Ok so my number one tip is always get a shield early on, and also aim for a bucket of water and a flint and steel. You can burn animals alive to get cooked food, it is a bit brutal but works great. Also you can get easy iron high up on snowy mountains to make some iron armour before going in caves. Iron generates more commonly up in mountains and there is a bunch there. Lastly if you find yourself frusturated from loosing items when you die dont be ashamed to turn on keep inventory. Minecraft is a sandbox after all so you can play however you want. Oh and also you can completely negacte a creeper's explosion by just placing a block in front of your feet. Dont ask me how it works it just does.

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qualityvote2 · 6 months ago

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bringbackliontamer · 6 months ago

Emerald armor is pretty good you sadly have to craft it because emerald are hard to find

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Odd_Beginning4245 · OP · 6 months ago

Bruh I ain't that stupid

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bringbackliontamer · 6 months ago

You obviously play Minecraft I’m making a joke

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Tweak_101 · 6 months ago

My number one tip is that you shouldn't delete a world once you either beat the dragon or die and lose your stuff. There's always another goal to reach. I also recommend watching tip videos. "skip the tutorial" on YouTube is one of the best in my opinion.

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Minecraft Caves Are Definitely Something When Deep Underground

Posted by Coco_Rockhill · in r/MinecraftBedrockers · 2 months ago

Minecraft caves are definitely something & beautiful when deep underground. You can litterly be lost in them mining away at anything you see like Diamonds for several hours. Just don't let a Creeper ambush you in the dark or get shot off a ledge by a Skeleton & have all those hours wasted for nothing.

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taso_niru · 2 months ago

Caves & cliffs update is the best update they ever did. (Hot take)

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Coco_Rockhill · OP · 2 months ago

It's honestly a good update. Just kinda wish you could run into some caves that are like the caves before the update for variety. Every cave I walked into so far is pretty massive.

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TippedJoshua1 · 2 months ago

That's not really a hot take. It's one of the few huge updates they've had.

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Grandrew_ · 2 months ago

In what world is that a hot take?

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BackAlleyTrash_1 · 2 months ago

Honestly I don’t like the new caves, I know they’re bigger but I can’t find as many ores as the older versions

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Intrepid-Credit3771 · 2 months ago

Me In spectator mode taking screenshots of insane caves.

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Financial_Cry9855 · 2 months ago

this why it’s my fav update beautiful

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Short_Expression7748 · 2 months ago

Currently connecting a string of ginormous caverns in the proximity of my spawn (after previously wandering the wider world quite a bit)… it’s amazing how I could just spend the entirety of my game in just these caves and basically never be done with them (also, yeah, the mobs falling on you from above is always the goddamn worst!).

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I desperately need a cave system so I went into spectator and found absolutely no caves. What do I do?

Posted by PotatoOfFire · in r/Minecraft · 5 years ago

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InfiniteNexus · 5 years ago

walk a bit in some random direction and check again. Caves are extremely common in the game.

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[deleted] · 5 years ago

So much so that I’m amazed OP couldn’t find any in spectator. I can’t seem to avoid the darn things.

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cathrix1 · 5 years ago

1go to title screen 2click single player 3 press new world 4 hit create 5 find cave

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PlatinumAltaria · 5 years ago

Protest outside Mojang's offices until we get a cave update?

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How to safely explore caves in minecraft

Key Considerations for Safe Cave Exploration in Minecraft

Preparation:
- Gear Up: Equip yourself with armor (preferably iron or better) and carry weapons (swords or bows) to defend against mobs.
- Tools: Bring plenty of torches for lighting, pickaxes for mining, and food for healing.
Lighting:
- Place torches frequently to prevent mobs from spawning and to help you navigate. A good rule of thumb is to place a torch every 12 blocks.
Navigation:
- Mark Your Path: Use distinct blocks (like cobblestone) or place torches in one direction to mark your way back.
- Avoid Getting Lost: Consider using coordinates (F3 on PC) to keep track of your location.
Mining Strategy:
- Digging Down: Avoid digging straight down to prevent falling into lava or deep caves. Use a staircase or a two-block wide hole to descend safely.
- Cave Entrances: Be cautious when entering caves; peek inside before fully entering to assess potential dangers.
Mob Awareness:
- Be prepared for hostile mobs like zombies, skeletons, and creepers. Use a shield to block attacks and keep your distance when possible.
Lava and Water:
- Always be cautious around lava; carry a water bucket to extinguish yourself if you catch fire or to create obsidian.
- Use water to safely descend from heights or to navigate through caves.
Exit Strategy:
- Always have a plan for exiting the cave. Keep an eye on your hunger and health, and don’t hesitate to leave if you feel overwhelmed.

Recommendation: Before venturing deep into caves, consider exploring shallower caves first to get accustomed to the environment and practice your combat skills. Additionally, using a bed to set your spawn point nearby can save you from losing your items if you die. Happy exploring!

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