This is the last Minecraft Block Id List.

These data values pertain to the various types of blocks and items. They are used in a lot of places in Minecraft. Block ID are utilized to determine blocks placed in the world and inventory items (such as items in chests and items dropped inside the world). Minecraft Item block ID are only good for items. Every single inventory slot has a exclusive slot number. Block data further more defines blocks positioned, describing such as the height of water or the direction a torch points.

Minecraft Block ID list (Minecraft Official Release)

These Minecraft Block id values apply to each inventory items and to blocks set in the world. This displays the most recent version.

Icon	Dec	Hex	Block type
	00	0	Air
	01	1	Stone
	02	2	Grass Block
	03	3	Dirt
	04	4	Cobblestone
	05	5	Wooden Planks D
	06	6	Saplings D B
	07	7	Bedrock
	08	8	Water D
	09	9	Stationary water D
	10	A	Lava D
	11	B	Stationary lava D
	12	C	Sand
	13	D	Gravel
	14	E	Gold Ore
	15	F	Iron Ore
	16	10	Coal Ore
	17	11	Wood D B
	18	12	Leaves D B
	19	13	Sponge
	20	14	Glass
	21	15	Lapis Lazuli Ore
	22	16	Lapis Lazuli Block
	23	17	Dispenser D T
	24	18	Sandstone D
	25	19	Note Block T
	26	1A	Bed D I
	27	1B	Powered Rail D
	28	1C	Detector Rail D
	29	1D	Sticky Piston D
	30	1E	Cobweb
	31	1F	Tall Grass D

Icon	Dec	Hex	Block type
	32	20	Dead Bush
	33	21	Piston D
	34	22	Piston Extension D
	35	23	Wool D B
	36	24	Block moved by Piston T
	37	25	Dandelion
	38	26	Rose
	39	27	Brown Mushroom
	40	28	Red Mushroom
	41	29	Block of Gold
	42	2A	Block of Iron
	43	2B	Double Slabs D B
	44	2C	Slabs D B
	45	2D	Bricks
	46	2E	TNT
	47	2F	Bookshelf
	48	30	Moss Stone
	49	31	Obsidian
	50	32	Torch D
	51	33	Fire D
	52	34	Monster Spawner T
	53	35	Wooden Stairs D
	54	36	Chest D T
	55	37	Redstone Wire D I
	56	38	Diamond Ore
	57	39	Block of Diamond
	58	3A	Crafting Table
	59	3B	Wheat Seeds D
	60	3C	Farmland D
	61	3D	Furnace D T
	62	3E	Burning Furnace D T
	63	3F	Sign Post D I T

Icon	Dec	Hex	Block type
	64	40	Wooden Door D I
	65	41	Ladders D
	66	42	Rails D
	67	43	Cobblestone Stairs D
	68	44	Wall Sign D T
	69	45	Lever D
	70	46	Stone Pressure Plate D
	71	47	Iron Door D I
	72	48	Wooden Pressure Plate D
	73	49	Redstone Ore
	74	4A	Glowing Redstone Ore
	75	4B	Redstone Torch (“off” state) D
	76	4C	Redstone Torch (“on” state) D
	77	4D	Stone Button D
	78	4E	Snow D
	79	4F	Ice
	80	50	Snow Block
	81	51	Cactus D
	82	52	Clay Block
	83	53	Sugar Cane D I
	84	54	Jukebox D T
	85	55	Fence
	86	56	Pumpkin D
	87	57	Netherrack
	88	58	Soul Sand
	89	59	Glowstone Block
	90	5A	Portal
	91	5B	Jack-O-Lantern D
	92	5C	Cake Block D I
	93	5D	Redstone Repeater (“off” state) D I
	94	5E	Redstone Repeater (“on” state) D I
	95	5F	Locked Chest

Icon	Dec	Hex	Block type
	96	60	Trapdoor D
	97	61	Hidden Silverfish D
	98	62	Stone Bricks D B
	99	63	Huge Brown Mushroom D
	100	64	Huge Red Mushroom D
	101	65	Iron Bars
	102	66	Glass Pane
	103	67	Melon
	104	68	Pumpkin Stem D
	105	69	Melon Stem D
	106	6A	Vines D
	107	6B	Fence Gate D
	108	6C	Brick Stairs D
	109	6D	Stone Brick Stairs D
	110	6E	Mycelium
	111	6F	Lily Pad
	112	70	Nether Brick
	113	71	Nether Brick Fence
	114	72	Nether Brick Stairs D
	115	73	Nether Wart D I
	116	74	Enchantment Table T
	117	75	Brewing Stand D T I
	118	76	Cauldron D I
	119	77	End Portal T
	120	78	End Portal Frame D
	121	79	End Stone
	122	7A	Dragon Egg
	123	7B	Redstone Lamp (inactive)
	124	7C	Redstone Lamp (active)
	125	7D	Wooden Double Slab D B
25px	126	7E	Wooden Slab D B

Minecraft Block Id Items:

All items have items id values over 255, making it simple to separate the Minecraft Block ID from the Minecraft Items Block ID. Items marked with a D require extra data to fully specify the item in a Beta world. The chainmail set is at the moment unobtainable in Survival mode with out hacking or, in multiplayer, the /give server command. It is accessible in Creative mode, however.

Icon	Dec	Hex	Item
	256	100	Iron Shovel
	257	101	Iron Pickaxe
	258	102	Iron Axe
	259	103	Flint and Steel
	260	104	Red Apple
	261	105	Bow
	262	106	Arrow
	263	107	Coal D
	264	108	Diamond
	265	109	Iron Ingot
	266	10A	Gold Ingot
	267	10B	Iron Sword
	268	10C	Wooden Sword
	269	10D	Wooden Shovel
	270	10E	Wooden Pickaxe
	271	10F	Wooden Axe
	272	110	Stone Sword
	273	111	Stone Shovel
	274	112	Stone Pickaxe
	275	113	Stone Axe
	276	114	Diamond Sword
	277	115	Diamond Shovel
	278	116	Diamond Pickaxe
	279	117	Diamond Axe
	280	118	Stick
	281	119	Bowl
	282	11A	Mushroom Soup
	283	11B	Golden Sword
	284	11C	Golden Shovel
	285	11D	Golden Pickaxe
	286	11E	Golden Axe
	287	11F	String

Icon	Dec	Hex	Item
	288	120	Feather
	289	121	Gunpowder
	290	122	Wooden Hoe
	291	123	Stone Hoe
	292	124	Iron Hoe
	293	125	Diamond Hoe
	294	126	Gold Hoe
	295	127	Seeds
	296	128	Wheat
	297	129	Bread
	298	12A	Leather Cap
	299	12B	Leather Tunic
	300	12C	Leather Pants
	301	12D	Leather Boots
	302	12E	Chain Helmet
	303	12F	Chain Chestplate
	304	130	Chain Leggings
	305	131	Chain Boots
	306	132	Iron Helmet
	307	133	Iron Chestplate
	308	134	Iron Leggings
	309	135	Iron Boots
	310	136	Diamond Helmet
	311	137	Diamond Chestplate
	312	138	Diamond Leggings
	313	139	Diamond Boots
	314	13A	Golden Helmet
	315	13B	Golden Chestplate
	316	13C	Golden Leggings
	317	13D	Golden Boots
	318	13E	Flint
	319	13F	Raw Porkchop

Icon	Dec	Hex	Item
	320	140	Cooked Porkchop
	321	141	Paintings
	322	142	Golden Apple
	323	143	Sign
	324	144	Wooden door
	325	145	Bucket
	326	146	Water bucket
	327	147	Lava bucket
	328	148	Minecart
	329	149	Saddle
	330	14A	Iron door
	331	14B	Redstone Dust
	332	14C	Snowball
	333	14D	Boat
	334	14E	Leather
	335	14F	Milk
	336	150	Clay Brick
	337	151	Clay
	338	152	Sugar Cane
	339	153	Paper
	340	154	Book
	341	155	Slimeball
	342	156	Minecart with Chest
	343	157	Minecart with Furnace
	344	158	Chicken Egg
	345	159	Compass
	346	15A	Fishing Rod
	347	15B	Clock
	348	15C	Glowstone Dust
	349	15D	Raw Fish
	350	15E	Cooked Fish
	351	15F	Dye D

Icon	Dec	Hex	Item
	352	160	Bone
	353	161	Sugar
	354	162	Cake
	355	163	Bed
	356	164	Redstone Repeater
	357	165	Cookie
	358	166	Map
	359	167	Shears
	360	168	Melon Slice
	361	169	Pumpkin Seeds
	362	16A	Melon Seeds
	363	16B	Raw Beef
	364	16C	Steak
	365	16D	Raw Chicken
	366	16E	Cooked Chicken
	367	16F	Rotten Flesh
	368	170	Ender Pearl
	369	171	Blaze Rod
	370	172	Ghast Tear
	371	173	Gold Nugget
	372	174	Nether Wart
	373	175	Potions D
	374	176	Glass Bottle
	375	177	Spider Eye
	376	178	Fermented Spider Eye
	377	179	Blaze Powder
	378	17A	Magma Cream
	379	17B	Brewing Stand
	380	17C	Cauldron
	381	17D	Eye of Ender
	382	17E	Glistering Melon
	383	17F	Spawn Egg D

Icon	Dec	Hex	Item
	384	180	Bottle o’ Enchanting
	385	181	Fire Charge
	386	182	Book and Quill
	387	183	Written Book
	2256	8D0	13 Disc
	2257	8D1	Cat Disc
	2258	8D2	blocks Disc
	2259	8D3	chirp Disc
	2260	8D4	far Disc
	2261	8D5	mall Disc
	2262	8D6	mellohi Disc
	2263	8D7	stal Disc
	2264	8D8	strad Disc
	2265	8D9	ward Disc
	2266	8DA	11 Disc

 Minecraft block id tips:
There are several blocks in the game that only occupy a single ID, but have different looks, for example wood:

In this tutorial I will not only show you how to have blocks that look different and share the same ID, but also blocks that can have different behaviours using this technique.

This tutorial assumes that you already know the very basics of creating a block/item. It is also beneficial to know how to work with ModLoader.

How minecraft block id tips work?

For every single block in the game, minecraft can store a so called “metadata”. This data is limited to 4 bit, meaning you can have 16 (0-15) different states for one single block. The metadata can be accessed via the blocks position (x,y,z).
Every item in the game has a damage value. Whenever you pick up on of those blocks, the game will create a new item and set its damage to the metadata of that block. That allows one to have multiple subtypes per block.

Example: You have a block of birch wood with metadata=2 and pick that up, the game will create an item of type wood with damage=2. If you place that item on the ground again, it will create a block with the metadata depending on the damage value of the item, which is 2.

Basic Minecraft block id tips example:

Let us first begin with a very basic example. We want to create three blocks that look different depending on their damage/metadata. Minecraft already has a very nice function to set the texture depending on the blocks metadata:

package net.minecraft.src;

public class BlockMultiple extends Block {

protected BlockMultiple(int i, Material material) {
super(i, material);
}

public int getBlockTextureFromSideAndMetadata(int i, int j) {
switch (j) {
case 0:
return 4;
case 1:
return 7;
case 2:
return 8;
default:
return 4;
}
}
}

getBlockTextureFromSideAndMetadata(int i, int j) has two parameters. The first parameter i tells you, what side of the block should be textured. I will ignore that, so every side of the block will look the same. The second parameter j is the blocks metadata. I chose to have the values 0,1,2 correspond to the textures 4 , 7 and 8 .

To be able to test if it works, we have to register the block and create some crafting recipes. I will use ModLoader for this task:

package net.minecraft.src;

public class mod_Multiblock extends BaseMod {
public static final Block multiblock;

static {
// The block ID we want to use
int id = 119;
// Create the block and set some parameters
multiblock = (new BlockMultiple(id, Material.wood)).setHardness(1.0F).setStepSound(Block.soundWoodFootstep).setBlockName(“multiblock”).setRequiresSelfNotify();
}

public mod_Multiblock() {
ModLoader.RegisterBlock(multiblock);
ModLoader.AddName(multiblock, “Multi Block”);
// Add crafting recipes
ModLoader.AddRecipe(new ItemStack(multiblock, 2, 0), new Object[]{“X”, Character.valueOf(‘X’), Block.dirt});
ModLoader.AddRecipe(new ItemStack(multiblock, 4, 1), new Object[]{“XX”, Character.valueOf(‘X’), Block.dirt});
ModLoader.AddRecipe(new ItemStack(multiblock, 6, 2), new Object[]{“XXX”, Character.valueOf(‘X’), Block.dirt});
}

@Override
public String Version() {
return “1.8.1″;
}
}

The class ItemStack has a constructor with three parameters, the first one is the block/item type, the second is the size of the stack that will be created and the third is the damage value (which corresponds to our metadata).
I used a simple crafting recipe consisting of dirt only to make testing a bit easier. One block of dirt should result in a stack of 2 blocks with the texture, two blocks of dirt result in 4 of those and three will result in 6 of those .

So let’s run this code and check out the results:

Looks good so far

If you would try to place your blocks now, they will again look all the same, why is that?
The reason is that you need to create an item class to tell the game what the blocks metadata depending on the item damage is. We will do a 1:1 translation:

package net.minecraft.src;

public class ItemMultiblock extends ItemBlock {

public ItemMultiblock(int i, Block block) {
super(i);
setHasSubtypes(true);
}

public int getPlacedBlockMetadata(int i) {
return i;
}
}

setHasSubtypes tells the game that we would like to use different types of the same block, which is needed for some functions like checking if items can be stacked. getPlacedBlockMetadata is our mapping from the damage value i to the metadata.

Of course we need a mapping in the opposite direction (from metadata to damage), too, so we need to add the following method to our BlockMultiple class:

        protected int damageDropped(int i) {
return i;
}

Otherwise if we would pick up those blocks, they will turn into the same item.

The item can then be registered as follows:

Item.itemsList[id] = new ItemMultiblock(id-256, multiblock).setItemName("multiblock");

where id would be 119 in our case.

Advanced behaviours

To make behaviours depending on the blocks metadata, we need to read it from the world first. This can be done using the getBlockMetadata method of the world class. Let’s do a simple example where a textmessage is shown whenever our blocks are placed in the world. We will make the textmessage dependend on the blocks metadata:

    public void onBlockPlacedBy(World world, int i, int j, int k, EntityLiving entityliving) {
int metadata = world.getBlockMetadata(i, j, k);

Minecraft mc = ModLoader.getMinecraftInstance();

switch (metadata) {
case 0: {
mc.ingameGUI.addChatMessage(“I look like planks”);
break;
}
case 1: {
mc.ingameGUI.addChatMessage(“I look like bricks”);
break;
}
case 2: {
mc.ingameGUI.addChatMessage(“I look like TNT”);
break;
}
}
}

There are many possiblities that open up using the event methods of the Block class:

onBlockDestroyedByPlayer
onNeighborBlockChange
onBlockAdded
onBlockRemoval
onBlockDestroyedByExplosion
onEntityWalking
onBlockPlaced
onBlockClicked
onEntityCollidedWithBlock
onBlockPlacedBy

Multiple names in one block id

Giving those blocks different names can be achieved using the getItemNameIS method of the Item class. In this method, we can define names depending on the damage value of the item:

        public String getItemNameIS(ItemStack itemstack) {
String name = “”;
switch(itemstack.getItemDamage()) {
case 0: {
name = “plank”;
break;
}
case 1: {
name = “brick”;
break;
}
case 2: {
name = “tnt”;
break;
}
default: name = “plank”;
}
return getItemName() + “.” + name;
}

These are not the names that will later be displayed in the game, for those we will have to add a language mapping. ModLoader has a nice method to do that:

                ModLoader.AddLocalization(“tile.multiblock.plank.name”, “Plank-lookalike”);
ModLoader.AddLocalization(“tile.multiblock.brick.name”, “Fake bricks”);
ModLoader.AddLocalization(“tile.multiblock.tnt.name”, “Explosives”);

AddName isn’t needed if you use those. Here are the results:

Other interesting information about Minecraft and block id can be found here

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