Judging by what the wiki says it seems to behave the same as the overworld.
Does blue ice melt in minecraft.
Can you name them all.
Packed ice and blue ice do not melt.
Blue ice is not a storage block as it cannot be crafted back into packed ice.
When lava flows into a space which is above soul soil and next to blue ice basalt is formed.
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Ice is slightly slippery causing entities excluding minecarts to slide including items more information needed this also allows for increased speed in water currents by placing the ice block under the.
In bedrock and education editions blue ice is capable of giving.
Effectively a basalt generator when repeatedly produced.
Blue ice can be used to create basalt.
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So yes it would melt.
Melted ice will disappear in the nether.
Ice can be used to make traps but is not efficient in this as water makes a better substitute in moving mobs.
Ice does not commonly have use and was most likely implemented in minecraft for show and visual effect.
The same applies to the next tier of compression blue ice.
Unlike normal ice blue ice does not melt when placed near light sources.
Blue ice is a completely solid block and allows the placement of any objects on top.
Despite being created by a 3 3 recipe packed ice is not a storage block because it cannot be crafted back into ice.
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If blue ice is mined with a tool that is not enchanted with silk touch the resource can t be gathered.
Can lava melt blue ice.
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Ice cannot naturally be gathered.
Like packed ice and unlike ice blue ice will not melt if a light source is nearby.
Did you know there are 4 different types.
I don t see anything about it in the wiki but you used to be able to light magma blocks indirectly so they would emit a specific light level.
However if a pickaxe has the silk touch enchantment ice can successfully be gathered without being destroyed.
Unlike normal ice packed ice does not melt if placed near light sources.