Bedrock Differences

Some differences are unavoidable, here are a few we noticed.

The server allows Bedrock and Java players to play Minecraft together. It runs on Java programming, so if you're playing Bedrock, you may notice a few of these differences. Redstone - Java and Bedrock redstone are quite different, and the farms and contraptions you build will need to be designed for Java. Timings and the things that pistons can push are some of the major differences.

Flower Bonemealing - only two-tall flowers (roses, peonies, lilacs and sunflowers) duplicate when bonemealed. You'll need to bonemeal the ground in appropriate biomes to find the one tall flowers.

Invisible Item Frames - Unfortunately, due to the way Bedrock is coded, the splash potion of invisibility tweak we have on the server does not work for Bedrock Players. To have invisible item frames (i.e. to take advantage of transparency in maps) you will need to find and install a texture pack that has invisible item frames. This will affect all item frames in your game. Nether Roof - Since this is a Java based server this space is accessible, yes even to bedrock! However there is one downside due to this trick. The sky will resemble that of the End sky in the Nether, so you will not be able to see the biome changes.

Voting - Bedrock players are unable to run the /vote command from within the game. You'll need to visit the website https://findmcserver.com/server/minehaus while you are logged into the server to vote. You should still get your rewards as normal.