I know minecraft armor and that half a armour bar stops 4% of the damage. But I dont quite understand how the equation is done. If someone could comment an example that would be great.!(Like the equation but answer it like you have diamond armour and a diamond sword)
Minecraft – the minecraft armor equation
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The damage charts can be located here but I cropped them for you.
Mobs' health is measured in 'hearts', just like the player's. Chickens have 2 hearts; sheep have 4; cows, squids and pigs have 5; spiders/cave spiders have 8; skeletons, creepers, blazes, tamed wolves zombie pigmen, and zombies have 10; Ghasts have only 5 hearts. Wild wolves have 4 hearts. Slimes and magma cubes react differently to damage. Their health depends on their size.
Any tool not listed above (hoe's, shears etc.) will do normal "fist" damage when used.
Critical hits are as following:
The Solid block article has a section with block heights:
Here is a list of blocks with non-standard heights, from tallest to shortest:
- Fence, Cobblestone Wall: 1 1/2 (also thinner)
- Soul Sand, Chest, Brewing Stand (stand part): 7/8
- End Portal Frame (without Eye of Ender): 13/16
- Enchantment Table, Cocoa Bean (plant), Head (on wall): 3/4
- Bed: 9/16
- Slab, Head (on ground), bottom part of stair: 1/2
- Cake: 7/16
- Daylight Sensor, Flower Pot: 3/8
- Inside of cauldron: 5/16
- Brewing Stand (base), Redstone Repeater, Trapdoor: 1/8
- Snow: 1/8 per layer after the first (0 for one layer, 7/8 for eight)
- Lily Pad: 1/64
Best Answer
The Official Minecraft Wiki gives an exact formula of how damage is applied:
However, this formula is only applicable to Java editions of Minecraft.
If you are on Bedrock, then each defense point provides a flat 4% damage reduction. For example, in Bedrock, standard leather armor gives a flat 28% damage protection.