In many patch notes, it will jokingly say, 'removed Herobrine', because Persson wanted people to know that the character isn't real. However, the character can be seen in different artwork for the game, but this is likely a joke. Markus 'Notch' Persson, the game's programmer, has often stated that Herobrine does not exist. If you hear one, you are probably close to a dark cavern. The character quickly became a popular subject in the Minecraft community, and even spawned many Creepypastas (horror stories based on urban myths). Answer (1 of 7): Eerie noise is an ambient sound effect that is played wherever there is a dark place in Minecraft. As soon as the user saw that entity, it ran away quickly into the fog, but not before the user took an image of the mysterious being, which was named Herobrine. The user thought nothing of it until, in the distance, he saw a figure resembling Steve (the default Minecraft character) with his eyes rolled back. It said that the user spawned in a new world, and as he was exploring, he encountered several structures that didn't normally spawn in the game, such as underwater pyramids and 1x2 tunnels. It worked fine when I tested it in creative mode, but for some reason in my survival world they do as I described in the title: when I throw down food they enter love mode and start breeding, but quickly either stop or display angry particles(the small clouds.

You can also choose to play these sound files or stop them from playing whenever you want using game commands such as /playsound or /stopsound. Ive set up a villager breeder with four desert villagers with no profession, 7 beds, and 7 doors through which they access those beds.

The game will play these sound effects when different things happen in the game such as breaking a block or throwing a potion. Early in the game's history, a user posted a story on the Minecraft forums. Each sound effect has a name assigned to it in Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac).

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