Can spawners be picked up with silk touch?

Spawners cannot be obtained in Survival, even with Silk Touch. In Bedrock Edition, a monster spawner can be obtained from creative inventory or by using pick block. It is initially empty and inert, but can be configured to spawn a desired mob by using a spawn egg on the placed block.

Are Minecraft spawners blast proof?

Yes, (non-charged) creepers have a maximum blast strength of 56 (at point blank range) and monster spawners have a blast resistance of 25, so the explosion can destroy them. To combat this you can fill the area with water before you fully seal it, as this will reduce the blast strength of the explosion to 0.

How does the spawner work in Minecraft?

Minecraft spawners start off spawning 4 mobs on 4 randomly chosen spots in the radius of the spawner, but if the space randomly chosen is taken that mob will not spawn, and if all 4 mobs have nowhere to spawn it will try every tick to spawn just one mob anywhere it can around itself until it’s successful.

Which is the best way to arrange spawners?

Heres a scenario: You have a room 25x25x25 (xyz, not that it matters much) and you’d like to put spawners in it to make a fast spawn farm. You wouldn’t just fill it to the brim with spawners because the spawners in the middle would have nowhere to spawn their mobs.

What’s the best way to disable a spawner?

Mobs would simply spawn in the air above the water and drop down. Your best bet is to light up the area. – Unionhawk ♦ Mar 8 ’12 at 15:17 All you need to do to disable a spawner is light the blocks that are affected by the spawner with enough light so that they can’t spawn hostile mobs.

How many blocks do you need to spawn a spider in Minecraft?

If you’re using a honey comb spawner, you can depict which mobs can spawn by using a variety of slabs and trap doors to accommodate their hitboxes. I.e. a spider needs a total area of 9×1 blocks to spawn while a zombie and a skeleton need a 1×2 area to spawn. Silverfish needs 1×1 to spawn, endermen need 3×1 to spawn, etc.