Trader wagons, and thus traders, are stationary.
If you have the map enabled, it's pretty easy to spot the trader wagons on it once you know what you're looking for.
I believe I may have had one walnut sapling disappear when it was supposed to transition from a sapling into the first stage of growth as a tree, but so far this would be the first of dozens of seeds that I've planted while using Wild Farming. I also have only planted a single redwood seed, and it has yet to grow past a sapling.
I've used charcoal, black coal, cinnabar, and lapis lazuli to label the parchment attached to crates, not sure why it's not working for you with charcoal. I do know that brown coal doesn't work, is there any chance you might have accidentally been trying to use brown coal?
This is behavior I noticed started in 1.16, and the 1.16.4 stable release does not seem to fix this. I've tested this in a vanilla world first in 1.16.3, and it is still occurring in 1.16.4. When you break a lower ladder, only the unsupported ladder directly above it breaks, it doesn't seem to propagate to other unsupported ladders above the one that does break.
Yes, I've played a LAN co-op world with a friend who was staying with me for a while, I started a single player world and then "Open to LAN" for him to join.
I believe the intention of being able to put plates back on the anvil is because it can be an intermediary for making chain and scale. You could use the helve hammer to make the plate quickly, then put it back on an anvil to hit out the extra bits to make chain or scale.
Correct, the items themselves don't show recipes to make in the handbook. That's why there are multiple in-game guides in the handbook to tell you how to make them.
I'm pretty sure they mean to hit the three spots you need to get a general reading (eg. hit a spot, move 5 blocks, hit again, move 5 blocks hit again and get a reading), and then go 100 blocks.
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