Granite

When the developers first announced that they wanted to add granite to the game, they assumed that the recipe for crafting it would be something like a cobblestone-quartz combination.

In the official Java Edition, granite and polished granite were added in Minecraft 1.8 (snapshot 14w02a). The recipe for his crafting was a combination of diorite and quartz.

In version 1.13, granite began to be generated as part of underwater ruins.

Granite at different depths is present in almost all biomes. But most often, even on the surface, it can be found in hilly areas and in the mountains.

Underground, it can lie as part of large deposits of copper, among accumulations of diorite and andesite.

Naturally generated granite blocks can be found in weaponsmith's houses in desert villages.

Polished granite blocks can sometimes be found as part of ocean ruins.

Granite is a building block with an interesting color that resembles a block of earth, but has a more pink hue. Inclusions of a different color make the texture of granite granular and heterogeneous.

The granite block can be used for the design of columns, arches, bridges, the construction of the basement of buildings. It can be combined with other types of stone.

Granite blocks can be used to create fences, steps and slabs for the decoration of buildings and the surrounding area.

Granite is currently used only for decoration and decoration. It has the same explosion resistance as stone, which means that it can be used as a substitute for stone in construction.

Granite is found mainly in mountainous and hilly biomes. But underground it can be found everywhere.

In Minecraft, granite has an exclusively decorative function and is used as a building block.

Yes. In Minecraft, granite is one of the many building blocks that a player can use. There are two ways to add granite to your inventory. You can either craft this block of quartz and diorite using a crafting table, or find and mine it with a pickaxe.

Granite is a rock naturally occurring below level 79. These blocks are formed in the form of veins of different sizes. Players can buy polished granite from masons in villages. Granite blocks can be found in a weaponsmith's house in a deserted village.

• Turn diorite into granite

Many Minecraft players consider diorite to be one of the most unattractive blocks in Minecraft. Diorite is not the most suitable block for construction in Minecraft because of the rough texture. Players can turn their diorite into granite using quartz crystals.

• Building

Players who are fond of building can use granite blocks in their buildings in Minecraft. Granite can be combined with other blocks of similar or contrasting colors and bring detail and gradients to your buildings.

• Trading

Granite can be exchanged for emeralds. Villagers-masons can exchange 16 granite blocks for one emerald.

• Music block in Minecraft

Players can create their own music using blocks of notes in Minecraft. There are various types of musical instruments and sounds available through note blocks in Minecraft. The type of sound depends on the block under the block of notes.
The granite block emits the sound of a "bass drum".

• Production of granite stairs, slabs, walls and their polished analogues

Just like with other types of stone blocks, players can create different blocks using granite. Players can make granite slabs by placing three granite blocks horizontally on a crafting table.
Granite is also used to create stairs and walls in Minecraft. Players can use stone cutters to craft the exact amount of materials needed.

Players can turn four granites into four polished granites. Polished granite is suitable for construction, and is also available in the form of slabs and stairs.