RoxieB

That way you could store them in piles. Maybe you could require water to turn them back to simulate drying. I just think it would be great to have a large storage solution for clay and give unfired bricks a purpose beyond being an intermediate step between fired bricks and raw clay.

In my 1.21 world, I have several lambs trapped as well as two piglets. After several months, I eventually gave up on the lambs growing up and killed them, now I'm wondering if I should do the same for the piglets as they just won't grow up. Did 1.21 change how traps interact with baby animals? I read that traps make any baby animal take 1 year to age now, which was intended for elk taming but has affected all animals, meaning that any babies trapped with basket traps will take an absurd amount of time to age up. I want to know if there's something weird going on with my game or if theres an explanation behind these animals not growing up. I've had chickens and goats be born and grow up in the time since I originally trapped these animals.