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Los '''valores de datos''' hacen referencia a los distintos tipos de bloques y objetos. Se usan en muchos lugares de Minecraft. Las [[#IDs de Bloques|IDs de bloques]] se usan para definir los bloques colocados en el mundo y en el inventario (incluidos objetos en cofres y objetos en el suelo). Las [[#IDs de Bloques|IDs de bloques]] son sólo válidas para objetos. También hay [[#IDs de Entidades|IDs de entidades]] para criaturas y proyectiles. Los [[#Valores|valores de bloques]] definen los bloques colocados, describiendo por ejemplo la altura del [[Agua|agua]] o la dirección en que apunta una [[Antorcha|antorcha]].

[[File:DataValuesBeta.png|thumbnail|right|Referencia en imagen.]]

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== IDs ==
{| class="alternaterows" style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align:left"
|-
| style="width: 6em; text-align: center" | <sup>[[#Valores|D]]</sup>
| Requiere información adicional de la partida salvada para definir completamente el bloque.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <sup>[[#IDs de objetos|I]]</sup>
| Tiene una ID distinta como objeto en el inventario.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <sup>[[#Valores|B]]</sup>
| Requiere información adicional en el campo de daño del objeto para definir completamente el objeto del inventario.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <sup>[[Entidades baldosas|T]]</sup>
| Requiere una entidad baldosa para almacenar información adicional.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:red'>Rojo</span>
| No se pueden obtener de forma legítima. Sólo disponible usando el comando ''/give'' o mediante editores de inventario.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:#00BFFF;'>Azul claro</span>
| No se puede obtener de ningún modo.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:blue'>Azul</span>
| Disponible en modo [[creativo]] en la lista de objetos.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:purple'>Morado</span>
| Disponible en modo [[creativo]] cogiendo bloques.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:teal'>Cian</span>
| Se puede obtener intercambiando con aldeanos o en modo [[creativo]].
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:green'>Verde</span>
| Sólo disponible teniendo herramientas [[encantamiento|encantadas]] o en modo [[creativo]].
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:#99CC00'>Verde lima</span>
| Sólo disponible teniendo herramientas [[encantamiento|encantadas]] o mediante el uso del comando ''/give'' o editores de inventario, pero no se puede obtener en el menú del modo [[creativo]].
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:orange'>Naranja</span>
| Disponible en una actualización que todavía no está operativa.
|-
| style="text-align: center" | <span style='color:gray'>Gris</span>
| Valores sin uso.
|}

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==== Variantes de [[Caballo]] ====

Los caballos tienen los campos Tipo y Variante que determinan el tipo y el aspecto del caballo. Todos los caballos normales tienen el tipo 0, los burros son de tipo 1, las mulas son de tipo 2, los caballos zombis son de tipo 3 y los caballos esqueléticos son de tipo 4. Abajo se muestra una lista de valores variantes que determinan el tipo 0 (los otros tipos ignoran el campo de variante).

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center"
!   !! Blanco !! Crema !! Castaño !! Marrón !! Negro !! Gris !! Marrón Oscuro
|-
! Ninguno
| 0 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 4 || 5 || 6
|-
! Blanco
| 256 || 257 || 258 || 259 || 260 || 261 || 262
|-
! Blanco Campo
| 512 || 513 || 514 || 515 || 516 || 517 || 518
|-
! Blanco con Puntos
| 768 || 769 || 770 || 771 || 772 || 773 || 774
|-
! Negro con Puntos
| 1024 || 1025 || 1026 || 1027 || 1028 || 1029 || 1030
|}

Los nombre de las variantes han sido cogidas del nombre de la textura a la que corresponden, en inglés.

Si se le da un valor de variante que no esté en la lista a un caballo de tipo 0, será un caballo blanco.

=== IDs de Biomas ===
Los [[bioma]]s existen en Minecraft desde la [[Halloween Update]], y la ID de los biomas está incluida en el [[Formato de Archivos del Yunque|formato de archivos del yunque]] desde {{verlink||Minecraft 1.2}}. La ID de los biomas está almacenado en el antiguo formato de archivos de la región, que los calcula al momento.
{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: center;"
! Dec !! Bioma
|-
| 0 || Ocean
|-
| 1 || Plains
|-
| 2 || Desert
|-
| 3 || Extreme Hills
|-
| 4 || Forest
|-
| 5 || Taiga
|-
| 6 || Swampland
|-
| 7 || River
|-
| 8 || Hell (Nether)
|-
| 9 || Sky (End)
|-
| 10 || Frozen Ocean
|-
| 11 || Frozen River
|-
| 12 || Ice Plains
|-
| 13 || Ice Mountains
|-
| 14 || Mushroom Island
|-
| 15 || Mushroom Island Shore
|-
| 16 || Beach
|-
| 17 || Desert Hills
|-
| 18 || Forest Hills
|-
| 19 || Taiga Hills
|-
| 20 || Extreme Hills Edge
|-
| 21 || Jungle
|-
| 22 || Jungle Hills
|-
| 23 || Jungle Edge
|-
| 24 || Deep Ocean
|-
| 25 || Stone Beach
|-
| 26 || Cold Beach
|-
| 27 || Birch Forest
|-
| 28 || Birch Forest Hills
|-
| 29 || Roofed Forest
|-
| 30 || Cold Taiga
|-
| 31 || Cold Taiga Hills
|-
| 32 || Mega Taiga
|-
| 33 || Mega Taiga Hills
|-
| 34 || Extreme Hills+
|-
| 35 || Savanna
|-
| 36 || Savanna Plateau
|-
| 37 || Mesa
|-
| 38 || Mesa Plateau F
|-
| 39 || Mesa Plateau
|-
| 129 || Sunflower Plains
|-
| 130 || Desert M
|-
| 131 || Extreme Hills M
|-
| 132 || Flower Forest
|-
| 133 || Taiga M
|-
| 134 || Swampland M
|-
| 140 || Ice Plains Spikes
|-
| 149 || Jungle M
|-
| 151 || JungleEdge M
|-
| 155 || Birch Forest M
|-
| 156 || Birch Forest Hills M
|-
| 157 || Roofed Forest M
|-
| 158 || Cold Taiga M
|-
| 160 || Mega Spruce Taiga
|-
| 161 || Mega Spruce Taiga Hills
|-
| 162 || Extreme Hills+ M
|-
| 163 || Savanna M
|-
| 164 || Savanna Plateau M
|-
| 165 || Mesa (Bryce)
|-
| 166 || Mesa Plateau F M
|-
| 167 || Mesa Plateau M
|-
| -1 || (Uncalculated)
|}

===IDs de Encantamiento===
Usados en el comando {{cmd|enchant}}.
{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: center;"
! ID !! Encantamiento !! Objetos encantables !! Máximo
|-
| 0 || Protección || Armadura || 4
|-
| 1 || Protección contra el fuego || Armadura || 4
|-
| 2 || Caída de pluma || Botas || 4
|-
| 3 || Protección contra explosiones || Armadura || 4
|-
| 4 || Protección contra proyectiles || Armadura || 4
|-
| 5 || Oxígeno || Cascos ||  3
|-
| 6 || Afinidad Acuática || Cascos || 1
|-
| 7 || Espinas || Armadura || 3
|-
| 16 || Agudeza || Espadas, Hachas || 5
|-
| 17 || Golpeo || Espadas, Hachas || 5
|-
| 18 || Perdición de los artrópodos || Espadas, Hachas || 5
|-
| 19 || Empuje || Espadas || 2
|-
| 20 || Aspecto ígneo || Espadas || 2
|-
| 21 || Botín || Espadas || 3
|-
| 32 || Eficiencia || Picos, Palas, Hachas, Cizallas || 5
|-
| 33 || Toque de seda || Picos, Palas, Hachas, Cizallas || 1
|-
| 34 || Irrompibilidad || Cualquier objeto con durabilidad || 3
|-
| 35 || Fortuna || Picos, Palas, Hachas || 3
|-
| 48 || Poder || Arcos || 5
|-
| 49 || Retroceso || Arcos || 2
|-
| 50 || Fuego || Arcos || 1
|-
| 51 || Infinidad || Arcos || 1
|-
| 61 || Suerte del mar || Cañas de pescar || 3
|-
| 62 || Atracción || Cañas de pescar || 3
|}

=== [[Efectos de estado]] ===
Usados en el comando {{cmd|effect}}.

{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: left;"
! Icono !! Valor !! Nombre !! En Código !! Color de la Partícula
|-
| {{EffectSprite|speed}} || 1 || Velocidad || potion.moveSpeed || {{EffectSprite|particle-speed}} 0x7cafc6
|-
| {{EffectSprite|slowness}} || 2 || Lentitud || potion.moveSlowdown || {{EffectSprite|particle-slowness}} 0x5a6c81
|-
| {{EffectSprite|haste}} || 3 || Prisa || potion.digSpeed || {{EffectSprite|particle-haste}} 0xd9c043
|-
| {{EffectSprite|mining-fatigue}} || 4 || Fatiga de Picar || potion.digSlowDown || {{EffectSprite|particle-mining-fatigue}} 0x4a4217
|-
| {{EffectSprite|strength}} || 5 || Fuerza || potion.damageBoost || {{EffectSprite|particle-strength}} 0x932423
|-
| - || 6 || Salud instantánea || potion.heal || {{EffectSprite|particle-health}} 0xf82423
|-
| - || 7 || Daño instantáneo || potion.harm || {{EffectSprite|particle-damage}} 0x430a09
|-
| {{EffectSprite|jump-boost}} || 8 || Incrementar el Salto || potion.jump || {{EffectSprite|particle-jump-boost}} 0x786297
|-
| {{EffectSprite|nausea}} || 9 || Mareo || potion.confusion || {{EffectSprite|particle-nausea}} 0x551d4a
|-
| {{EffectSprite|regeneration}} || 10 || Regeneración || potion.regeneration || {{EffectSprite|particle-regeneration}} 0xcd5cab
|-
| {{EffectSprite|resistance}} || 11 || Resistencia || potion.resistance || {{EffectSprite|particle-resistance}} 0x99453a
|-
| {{EffectSprite|fire-resistance}} || 12 || Resistencia al fuego || potion.fireResistance || {{EffectSprite|particle-fire-resistance}} 0xe49a3a
|-
| {{EffectSprite|water-breathing}} || 13 || Respiración acuática || potion.waterBreathing || {{EffectSprite|particle-water-breathing}} 0x2e5299
|-
| {{EffectSprite|invisibility}} || 14 || Invisibilidad || potion.invisibility || {{EffectSprite|particle-invisibility}} 0x7f8392
|-
| {{EffectSprite|blindness}} || 15 || Ceguera || potion.blindness || {{EffectSprite|particle-blindness}} 0x1f1f23
|-
| {{EffectSprite|night-vision}} || 16 || Visión nocturna || potion.nightVision || {{EffectSprite|particle-night-vision}} 0x1f1fa1
|-
| {{EffectSprite|hunger}} || 17 || Hambre || potion.hunger || {{EffectSprite|particle-hunger}} 0x587653
|-
| {{EffectSprite|weakness}} || 18 || Debilidad || potion.weakness || {{EffectSprite|particle-weakness}} 0x484d48
|-
| {{EffectSprite|poison}} || 19 || Veneno || potion.poison || {{EffectSprite|particle-poison}} 0x4e9331
|-
| {{EffectSprite|wither}} || 20 || Wither || potion.wither || {{EffectSprite|particle-wither}} 0x352a27
|-
| {{EffectSprite|healthboost}} || 21 || Recuperación || potion.healthBoost || {{EffectSprite|particle-healthboost}} 0xf87d23
|-
| {{EffectSprite|absorption}} || 22 || Absorción || potion.absorption || {{EffectSprite|particle-absorption}} 0x2552a5
|-
| - || 23 || Saturación || potion.saturation || {{EffectSprite|particle-saturation}} 0xf82423
|}

== Datos ==
Datos especiales por algunos bloques concretos y objetos. El almacenamiento varía dependiendo del nivel del formato.

{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: center"
! Block !! dec !! hex !! Use
|-
| [[#Wood|Wood]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Wood Texture/Rotation
|-
| [[#Fire|Fire]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Age in ticks (1/20th of a second)
|-
| [[#Leaves|Leaves]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Leaves texture, decay counter
|-
| [[#Jukebox|Jukebox]] || 0-12 || 0-C || Disc in jukebox
|-
| [[#Saplings|Saplings]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Age / Tree Type
|-
| [[#Cactus|Cactus]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Age
|-
| [[#Sugar Cane|Sugar Cane]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Age
|-
| [[#Water and Lava|Water and Lava]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Fluid level
|-
| [[#Sand|Sand]] || 0-1 || 0-1 || Color of sand
|-
| [[#Farmland|Soil/Farmland]] || 0-8 || 0-8 || Wetness
|-
| [[#Crops|Crops]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Crop size
|-
| [[#Nether Wart|Nether Wart]] || 0-3 || 0-3 || Nether Wart Size
|-
| [[#Pumpkin stem and Melon stem|Pumpkin and melon stem]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Growth stage
|-
| [[#Wool, Stained Clay and Carpet|Wool, Stained Clay and Carpet]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Color
|-
| [[#Dyes|Dyes]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Dye Color
|-
| [[#Fish|Fish]] || 0-3 || 0-3 || Type of fish
|-
| [[#Command block|Command block]] ||0-1||0-1||Commands
|-
| [[#Torches and Redstone Torches|Torches and Redstone Torches]] || 0-5 || 0-5 || Torch orientation
|-
| [[#Rails|Rails]] (reg, powered, detect) || 0-9 || 0-9 || Rail slope, orientation, power
|-
| [[#Stairs|Stairs]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Stair orientation
|-
| [[#Levers|Levers]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Lever orientation and thrown state
|-
| [[#Door|Door]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Hinge corner position and swing state
|-
| [[#Buttons|Buttons]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Button orientation, whether it's pressed
|-
| [[#Sign Posts|Sign Posts]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Sign orientation
|-
| [[#Ladders, Wall Signs, Furnaces, and Chests|Ladders, Wall Signs, Furnaces, Chests]] || 2-5 || 2-5 || Orientation
|-
| [[#Dispensers, Droppers, and Hoppers|Dispensers, Droppers, and Hoppers]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Orientation
|-
| [[#Pumpkins and Jack-O-Lanterns|Pumpkins and Jack-O-Lanterns]] || 0-3 || 0-3 || Pumpkin orientation
|-
| [[#Pressure Plates|Pressure Plates]] || 0-1 || 0-1 || Whether it's pressed
|-
| [[#Coal|Coal]] || 0-1 || 0-1 || Type of coal (mined coal or charcoal)
|-
| [[Tools]] and [[Armor]] ||colspan=2| varies || Damage level
|-
| [[#Slabs and Double Slabs|Slabs]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Type of slab
|-
| [[#Snow|Snow]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Block height
|-
| [[#Cake|Cake]] || 0-5 || 0-5 || Pieces eaten
|-
| [[#Beds|Cama]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Orientation, whether it's occupied
|-
| [[#Redstone Comparator|Redstone Comparator]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Orientation, mode and power
|-
| [[#Redstone Repeater|Redstone Repeater]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Orientation and delay
|-
| [[#Redstone Wire|Redstone Wire]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Power level
|-
| [[#Grass|Grass]] || 0-2 || 0-2 || Appearance (grass, fern, shrub)
|-
| [[#Flowers|Flowers]] || 0-8 || 0-8 || Type of flower
|-
| [[#Large Flowers|Large Flowers]] || 0-5, 8-13 || 0-5, 8-D || Type of flower
|-
| [[#Trapdoors|Trapdoors]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Orientation and "swung" state
|-
| [[#Piston|Piston]] || 0-5, 8-13 || 0-5, 8-D || Orientation and "extended" state
|-
| [[#Piston Extension|Piston Extension]] || 0-5, 8-13 || 0-5, 8-D || Orientation and "sticky" state
|-
| [[#Stone Brick|Stone Brick]] || 0-3 || 0-3 || Stronghold texture
|-
| [[#Huge brown and red mushroom|Huge brown and red mushroom]] || 0-10 || 0-A || Texture
|-
| [[#Vines|Vines]] || 0-15 || 0-F || Attached Surface
|-
| [[#Fence Gates|Fence Gates]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Open/Closed, and direction
|-
| [[#Potions|Potions]] || 0-65535 || 0-FFFF || Potion Type
|-
| [[#Brewing Stand|Brewing Stand]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Slots used
|-
| [[#Cauldron|Cauldron]] || 0-3 || 0-3 || Amount of water
|-
| [[#End Portal block|End Portal Frame]] || 0-7 || 0-7 || Orientation, broken/fixed state
|-
| [[#Cobblestone Walls|Cobblestone Wall]] || 0-1 || 0-1 || Cobblestone or Moss Stone
|-
| [[#Flower Pots|Flower Pot]] || 0-11 || 0-B || Plant inside flower pot
|-
| [[#Heads|Heads]] || 0-4 || 0-4 || Type of head
|-
| [[#Anvil|Anvil]] || 0-2 || 0-2 || Damage value
|-
| [[#Golden Apple|Golden Apple]] || 0-1 || 0-1 || Type of Golden Apple (regular or enchanted)
|-
| [[#Wood Planks|Wood Planks]] || 0-5 || 0-5 || Wood Planks texture
|-
| [[#Block of Quartz|Block of Quartz]] || 0-4 || 0-4 || Block of Quartz texture/rotation
|}

=== [[Wood Planks]] ===

{{:Wood Planks/DV}}

=== [[Stone]] ===

{{:Stone/DV}}

=== [[Dirt]] ===

{{:Dirt/DV}}

=== [[Saplings]] ===

The data value is split in half. The bottom three bits determine the type of sapling (and thus the eventual tree type), according to the following table:

{{:Sapling/DV}}

The 0x8 bit functions as the counter. The counter is cleared when a sapling is dropped as an item.

=== [[Water]] and [[Lava]] ===

If bit 0x8 is set, this liquid is "falling" and only spreads downward. At this level, the lower bits are essentially ignored, since this block is then at its highest fluid level.

The lower three bits are the fluid block's level. 0x0 is the highest fluid level (not necessarily filling the block - this depends on the neighboring fluid blocks above each upper corner of the block). Data values increase as the fluid level of the block drops: 0x1 is next highest, 0x2 lower, on through 0x7, the lowest fluid level. Along a line on a flat plane, water drops one level per meter from the source, lava drops one in the nether and two everywhere else.

The stationary versions of each fluid are "stable" and currently not being checked by the engine for further level changes. Oddly the in-code names for stationary water and lava are "water" and "lava" and the regular versions are "flowing_water" and "flowing_lava".

=== [[Sand]] ===

{{:Sand/DV}}

=== [[Wood]] ===

'''Block 17'''
{{:Wood/DV}}

'''Block 162'''
{{:Wood/DV2}}

=== [[Leaves]] ===

If bit 0x4 is set, the leaves are permanent and will never decay. This bit is set on player-placed leaf blocks and overrides the meaning of bit 0x8.

If bit 0x8 is set, the leaves will be checked for decay. The bit will be cleared after the check if the leaves do not decay. The bit will be set again whenever a block adjacent to the leaves is changed.

'''Block 18'''
{{:Leaves/DV}}

'''Block 161'''
{{:Leaves/DV2}}

=== [[Lana]], [[Arcilla endurecida|artilla tintada]], [[cristal tintado]] y [[alfombra]] ===

These values specify the color of the wool, Stained Clay, Stained Glass and Carpet. This data is stored in block metadata for placed wool, Stained Clay, Stained Glass or Carpet, and as the "damage" for the item in the inventory.

{{dvt|sprite=wool|Regular (White)}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-orange|Orange}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-magenta|Magenta}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-light-blue|Light Blue}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-yellow|Yellow}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-green|Lime}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-pink|Pink}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-dark-gray|Gray}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-gray|Light Gray}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-cyan|Cyan}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-purple|Purple}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-blue|Blue}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-brown|Brown}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-dark-green|Green}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-red|Red}}
{{dvt|sprite=wool-black|Black|foot=1}}

=== [[Torch]]es and [[Redstone Torch]]es ===

* 0x0: Standing on the floor
* 0x1: Pointing {{f|3}}
* 0x2: Pointing {{f|1}}
* 0x3: Pointing {{f|0}}
* 0x4: Pointing {{f|2}}

=== [[Slabs]] and Double Slabs ===

For both slabs and double slabs, the lower three bits of the metadata nybble determine the texture:

'''Stone Slabs'''
{{dvt|spritetype=block|sprite=stone-slab|Stone Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=sandstone-slab|Sandstone Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=wooden-slab|Wooden Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=cobblestone-slab|Cobblestone Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=brick-slab|Brick Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=stone-brick-slab|Stone Brick Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=nether-brick-slab|Nether Brick Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=quartz-slab|Quartz Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=stone-slab-top|Smooth Stone Slab (Double Only)}}
{{dvt|sprite=sandstone-top|Smooth Sandstone Slab (Double Only)}}
{{dvt|sprite=block-of-quartz|Tile Quartz Slab (Double Only) (Note the underside)|foot=1}}

'''Wooden Slabs'''
{{dvt|spritetype=block|sprite=oak-wood-slab|Oak Wood Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=spruce-wood-slab|Spruce Wood Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=birch-wood-slab|Birch Wood Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=jungle-wood-slab|Jungle Wood Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=acacia-wood-slab|Acacia Wood Slab}}
{{dvt|sprite=dark-oak-wood-slab|Dark Oak Wood Slab|foot=1}}

Single slabs can be either "right-side-up" or "upside-down"; this information is stored in the most significant metadata bit 0x8 as follows:
* 0: Slab is right-side-up, occupying the bottom half of its voxel.
* 1: Slab is upside-down, occupying the top half of its voxel.

Thus a right-side-up birch wood slab has metadata value 0x2 (binary <code><b style="color: red">0</b>010</code>), while an upside-down birch slab is represented by metadata 0xA (binary <code><b style="color: red">1</b>010</code>).

Double slabs with the high-order bit set render the top texture on all six sides.

Upside-down slabs were implemented in Weekly Release 12w08a and introduced officially in Minecraft 1.2. Brick slabs and stone brick slabs were added in Beta 1.8.

Wooden slabs as a separate block with wooden properties, rather than a retextured stone slab, was introduced in Weekly Release 12w17a, with each of the four plank types included. The wooden stone slab is still available through inventory hacks or the /give command.

=== [[Fire]] ===

0x0 is a placed or spread fire. Once it reaches 0xF the eternal fire-trick will work since there will be no further updates of the block.

=== [[Sandstone]] ===

For normal sandstone the bottom has a cracked pattern. The other types of sandstone have bottom faces
same as the tops.

{{:Sandstone/DV}}

=== [[Cama]]s ===

* 0x0: Head is pointing {{f|0}}
* 0x1: Head is pointing {{f|1}}
* 0x2: Head is pointing {{f|2}}
* 0x3: Head is pointing {{f|3}}
* 0x4: ''(bit flag)'' - When 0, the bed is empty. When 1, the bed is occupied.
* 0x8: ''(bit flag)'' - When 0, the foot of the bed. When 1, the head of the bed.

=== [[Grass]] ===

{{:Grass/DV}}

=== [[Flowers]] ===

{{:Flowers/DV}}

=== [[Flowers|Large Flowers]] ===

{{:Flowers/DV2}}

=== [[Piston]] ===

The top bit (0x8) is a status bit that determines whether the piston is pushed out or not. 1 for pushed out, 0 for retracted.

The bottom three bits are a value from 0 to 5, indicating the direction of the piston ''(the direction the piston head is pointing)''
* 0: Down
* 1: Up
* 2: {{f|2}}
* 3: {{f|0}}
* 4: {{f|1}}
* 5: {{f|3}}

=== [[Piston|Piston Extension]] ===

The top bit (0x8) is a status bit that determines whether the head is sticky or not (note that the Piston Body actually has completely different block types for Sticky and Regular). 1 is sticky, 0 is regular.

The bottom three bits are a value from 0 to 5, indicating the direction of the piston ''(the direction the piston head is pointing)''.
* 0: Down
* 1: Up
* 2: {{f|2}}
* 3: {{f|0}}
* 4: {{f|1}}
* 5: {{f|3}}

=== [[Stairs]] ===

* 0x0: Ascending {{f|3}}
* 0x1: Ascending {{f|1}}
* 0x2: Ascending {{f|0}}
* 0x3: Ascending {{f|2}}
Starting in Minecraft 1.2 (actually weekly 12w08a), the bit at 0x4 is used as follows:
* 0: Stairs are regular
* 1: Stairs are upside down

=== [[Redstone Wire]] ===

0xF is a wire placed right next to a power source (like a redstone torch). The value declines with distance until 0x0, which is a non-powered wire. The direction of the wire is not saved but calculated at runtime.

=== [[Farming (disambiguation)|Crops]] ===

Crops grow from 0x0 to 0x7. Carrots and potatoes appear to have 4 stages, but actually grow identically to wheat, merely using the same texture for multiple stages.

{|
|-
|
{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: center;"
|+ Wheat
! Icon !! Value
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat1}} || 0
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat2}} || 1
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat3}} || 2
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat4}} || 3
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat5}} || 4
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat6}} || 5
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat7}} || 6
|-
|{{BlockSprite|wheat8}} || 7
|}
| style="vertical-align:top" |
{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: center;"
|+ Carrots
! Icon !! Value
|-
|{{BlockSprite|carrot1}} || 0, 1
|-
|{{BlockSprite|carrot2}} || 2, 3
|-
|{{BlockSprite|carrot3}} || 4, 5, 6
|-
|{{BlockSprite|carrot4}} || 7
|}
| style="vertical-align:top" |
{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: center;"
|+ Potatoes
! Icon !! Value
|-
|{{BlockSprite|potato1}} || 0, 1
|-
|{{BlockSprite|potato2}} || 2, 3
|-
|{{BlockSprite|potato3}} || 4, 5, 6
|-
|{{BlockSprite|potato4}} || 7
|}
|}

=== [[Farmland]] ===

0x0 is dry land, 0x1-0x8 are increasing levels of wetness.
The wetness value depends on how far the block is away from water.

=== [[Sign]] Posts ===

* 0x0: {{f|0}}
* 0x1: {{f|0}}-{{f|1-0}}
* 0x2: {{f|1-0}}
* 0x3: {{f|1}}-{{f|1-0}}
* 0x4: {{f|1}}
* 0x5: {{f|1}}-{{f|1-2}}
* 0x6: {{f|1-2}}
* 0x7: {{f|2}}-{{f|1-2}}
* 0x8: {{f|2}}
* 0x9: {{f|2}}-{{f|3-2}}
* 0xA: {{f|3-2}}
* 0xB: {{f|3}}-{{f|3-2}}
* 0xC: {{f|3}}
* 0xD: {{f|3}}-{{f|3-0}}
* 0xE: {{f|3-0}}
* 0xF: {{f|0}}-{{f|3-0}}

=== [[Door]] ===

==== Minecraft 1.1 and Earlier ====

The two least significant bits are the orientation of the door, that is, the corner in which its hinge is positioned:
* 0x0: {{f|1-2}} corner
* 0x1: {{f|3-2}} corner
* 0x2: {{f|3-0}} corner
* 0x3: {{f|1-0}} corner

The two bits above are flags:
* 0x8: If this bit is set, this is the top half of a door (else the lower half).
* 0x4: If this bit is set, the door has swung counterclockwise around its hinge.

For example, the bottom half of a door with its hinge on the {{f|1-0}} corner, which is swung so that it is closed when viewed from the {{f|1}}, will have a data value of (3 | 4) = (3 + 4) = 7.

==== Starting at Minecraft 1.2 (from weekly snapshot 12w06a) ====

[[File:12w06a-doors-idx.png|300px|thumb|right|Graphic of possible door data values in 12w06a]]

The total data needed to accurately describe a single door tile is now contained in '''both''' door tiles, so both data values have to be inspected.

Common to both door tiles, the top bit (0x8) is as follows:
* 0: The bottom half of the door
* 1: The top half of the door

'''Top Sections'''
:The least-significant bit (0x1) is as follows, assuming you're facing the same direction the door faces while closed:
:* 0: Hinge is on the right ''(this is the default for single doors)''
:* 1: Hinge is on the left ''(this will be used for the other half of a double-door combo)''
:
:The other two bits (0x2 and 0x4) are always zero.
:
:The only valid values for a top section, therefore, are 8 (binary 1000) and 9 (binary 1001).

'''Bottom Sections'''
:The second bit (0x4) determines the door's state:
:* 0: Closed
:* 1: Open
:
:The bottom two bits determine which direction the door faces (these directions given for which direction the door faces while closed)
:* 0: Facing {{f|1}}
:* 1: Facing {{f|2}}
:* 2: Facing {{f|3}}
:* 3: Facing {{f|0}}

=== [[Rail]]s ===

Regular Minecart rails use values above 0x5 for the corner pieces. For powered rails, 0x8 is a bit flag; if set, the rail is powered. The bottom three bits have a valid range of 0x0 to 0x5.
* 0x0: flat track going {{f|2}}-{{f|0}}
* 0x1: flat track going {{f|1}}-{{f|3}}
* 0x2: track ascending to the {{f|3}}
* 0x3: track ascending to the {{f|1}}
* 0x4: track ascending to the {{f|2}}
* 0x5: track ascending to the {{f|0}}

Regular minecart tracks can make a circle from four rails:
* 0x6: {{f|1-2}} corner (connecting {{f|3}} and {{f|0}})
* 0x7: {{f|3-2}} corner (connecting {{f|1}} and {{f|0}})
* 0x8: {{f|3-0}} corner (connecting {{f|1}} and {{f|2}})
* 0x9: {{f|1-0}} corner (connecting {{f|3}} and {{f|2}})

=== [[Ladder]]s, Wall [[Sign]]s, [[Furnace]]s, and [[Chest]]s ===

* 0x2: Facing {{f|2}} (for ladders and signs, attached to the {{f|2}} side of a block)
* 0x3: Facing {{f|0}}
* 0x4: Facing {{f|1}}
* 0x5: Facing {{f|3}}

=== [[Dispenser]]s, [[Dropper]]s, and [[Hopper]]s ===

Same as ladders, signs, etc. above and additionally:
* 0x0: Facing Down
* 0x1: Facing Up (Or unattached to any container for Hoppers)
* 0x8: Powered (And updated. Won't refresh until unpowered and updated. Important for texturing.)

=== [[Lever]]s ===

* 0x8: If this bit is set, the lever has been thrown and is providing power.

Wall levers:
* 0x1: Facing {{f|3}}
* 0x2: Facing {{f|1}}
* 0x3: Facing {{f|0}}
* 0x4: Facing {{f|2}}

Ground levers:
* 0x5: Lever points {{f|0}} when off.
* 0x6: Lever points {{f|3}} when off. (Note that unlike the other types of switch, this version didn't power wires around the block it was sitting on. This bug was fixed in Beta 1.6)

Ceiling levers:
* 0x7: Lever points {{f|0}} when off.
* 0x0: Lever points {{f|3}} when off.

=== [[Pressure Plate]]s ===

* 0x1: If this bit is set, the plate is pressed.

=== [[Button]]s ===

* 0x8 If this bit is set, the button has been pressed. If this bit is set in a saved level, the button will remain pressed after the level is loaded, until a block update occurs.

Button direction:
* 0x1: Facing {{f|3}}
* 0x2: Facing {{f|1}}
* 0x3: Facing {{f|0}}
* 0x4: Facing {{f|2}}
* 0x5: Facing up (Face of the button towards the sun)

=== [[Snow (cover)|Snow]] ===

[[File:Snow heights.png|right|thumb|Heights of snow from 0-7, going from left to right]]
* 0x0: Normal snowfall height
* ...
* 0x7: Full block size height (note that it is not a "full" block)

{{anchor|Cactus}}{{anchor|Sugar Cane}}
=== [[Cactus|Cacti]] and [[Sugar Cane]] ===

0x0 is a freshly planted cactus or cane. The data value is incremented at random intervals. When it becomes 15, a new cactus or cane block is created on top as long as the total height does not exceed 3, but it can spawn naturally randomly up to 5 blocks high from glitches.

=== [[Jukebox]] ===

{{:Jukebox/DV}}

=== [[Pumpkin]]s and [[Jack o'Lantern]]s ===

* 0x0: Facing {{f|0}}
* 0x1: Facing {{f|1}}
* 0x2: Facing {{f|2}}
* 0x3: Facing {{f|3}}
* 0x4: No face

=== [[Cake]] ===

* 0x0: 0 pieces eaten
* 0x1: 1 piece eaten
* 0x2: 2 pieces eaten
* 0x3: 3 pieces eaten
* 0x4: 4 pieces eaten
* 0x5: 5 pieces eaten

=== [[Redstone Repeater]] ===

{{:Redstone Repeater/DV}}

=== [[Redstone Comparator]] ===

The direction is set in the first 2 least-significant bits:
* 0: Facing {{f|2}}
* 1: Facing {{f|3}}
* 2: Facing {{f|0}}
* 3: Facing {{f|1}}

The mode is set in the 3rd bit:
* 0: Comparison
* 1: Subtraction (output torch is lit)

In 1.5
BlockId 150 (active) is used for the power state and the 4th highest bit is not used:

From 1.6 on
BlockId 150 is not used and the power state is determined by the 4th highest bit:
* 0: Comparator is off
* 1: Comparator is on (two input torches on, and surface shown as lit)

=== [[Trapdoor]]s ===

0x4 is a bit that determines whether or not the trapdoor is swung open. 0 for closed (on the ground), 1 for open (against its connecting wall). 0x8 is a bit that determines whether the trapdoor is on the bottom or top of the block. The remaining two bits describe which wall the trapdoor is attached to:
* 0x0: Attached to the {{f|0}} wall
* 0x1: Attached to the {{f|2}} wall
* 0x2: Attached to the {{f|3}} wall
* 0x3: Attached to the {{f|1}} wall

=== [[Monster Egg]] ===

{{:Monster Egg/DV}}

=== [[Stone Brick]] ===

{{:Stone Brick/DV}}

=== [[Huge Mushrooms|Huge brown and red mushroom]] ===

Huge mushrooms consist of the same blocks throughout their structure, the data value of each block decides the texture. The default texture on all sides is porous flesh. The cap texture can be either the brown mushroom or red mushroom texture, the textures for porous and stem sides are identical. Although data values 11-13 are unused they have the same texture as data value 0 as placeholders (to keep people from destroying their maps).

{{:Huge Mushrooms/DV}}

=== [[Technical_blocks#Pumpkin_Stem|Pumpkin stem]] and [[Technical_blocks#Melon_Stem|Melon stem]] ===

Pumpkin and melon stems grow from 0x0 to 0x7; however, world editors can force in stems up to 0x15.
During each stage of growth a part of their model is revealed.
In the last stage a stem can spawn a melon or pumpkin next to it on empty dirt, grass or farmland.
As long as this fruit remains the stem will appear bent towards the fruit.

=== [[Vines]] ===

Determines the face against which the vine is anchored. Note that (except for Top) these are testable as bit flags, unlike most of the other directional data for other block types. Multiple sides can contain vines. The "top" attachment is assumed to be present if data is 0 or there is solid block above.
* 1: {{f|0}}
* 2: {{f|1}}
* 4: {{f|2}}
* 8: {{f|3}}

=== [[Fence Gate]]s ===
[[File:Fence gate orientation bits.png|thumb|The left circle was opened from the outside, the right one from the inside. Facing directions: Red = North; Green = East; Yellow = South; Blue = West]]

0x4 is a bit that determines whether the fence gate is open or closed. 1 is open, 0 is closed. The remaining two bits (0x3) describe in which direction the gate is facing. The fence gate swings open away from you. The direction in which you are looking when you stand in front of the open fence gate is the direction in which the gate is facing.
<br/>The facing-bit directions are:
* 0: To the {{f|0}}
* 1: To the {{f|1}}
* 2: To the {{f|2}}
* 3: To the {{f|3}}

=== [[Nether Wart]] ===

Like Crops, the data value is related to the size of the Nether Wart. There are three distinct visual stages to Nether Wart's growth (the associated data values are given):

{| style="background: #FFF; margin:2px; border: 1px solid silver; text-align: left;"
! Icon !! Value
|-
|{{BlockSprite|nether-wart1}} || 0
|-
|{{BlockSprite|nether-wart2}} || 1-2
|-
|{{BlockSprite|nether-wart3}} || 3
|}

=== [[Brewing Stand]] ===

The bottom three bits are bit flags for which bottle slots actually contain bottles. The actual bottle contents (and the reagent at the top) are stored in a TileEntity for this block, not in the data field.

* 0x1: The slot pointing {{f|3}}
* 0x2: The slot pointing {{f|1-0}}
* 0x4: The slot pointing {{f|1-2}}

=== [[Cauldron]] ===

The data value stores the amount of water kept in the cauldron, in units of glass bottles that can be filled.

* 0: Empty
* 1: 1/3 filled
* 2: 2/3 filled
* 3: Fully filled

=== [[End Portal (block)|End Portal block]] ===

The bottom two bits determine which "side" of the whole portal frame this block is a part of. To make the frame activate, each of the portal frame blocks in the pattern must "face" toward the middle. Since the image is near-symmetrical, it is difficult to tell which direction an individual block is actually facing, but if the block isn't facing in that direction and that is the last frame block where the Eye of Ender is placed, the frame won't activate.

Direction vectors for the blocks are the following:

* 0: To the {{f|0}}
* 1: To the {{f|1}}
* 2: To the {{f|2}}
* 3: To the {{f|3}}

0x4 is a bit flag: 0 is an "empty" frame block, 1 is a block with an [[Eye of Ender]] inserted.

=== {{Anchor|Cocoa Plants}}[[Cocoa]]s ===

The top two bits, 0xC, specify the size of the plant.
* 0x0: small
* 0x4: medium
* 0x8: large
Combination 0xC (both bits set) is not used, and results in a cocoa pod which is larger than the normal largest one, and uses the enderdragon egg texture.

The bottom two bits define which direction the plant is facing out, i.e. to what side of the tree the plant is attached.
* 0x0: Facing {{f|2}} (i.e., attached to the {{f|2}} side of the tree)
* 0x1: Facing {{f|3}}
* 0x2: Facing {{f|0}}
* 0x3: Facing {{f|1}}

=== [[Tripwire Hook]] ===

* 0x4: This bit means the tripwire hook is connected and ready to trip ("middle" position)
* 0x8: This bit means the tripwire hook is currently activated ("down" position)

An activated hook will normally have a value of 0xC, meaning "connected" and "activated".

The two low bits determine to which wall the hook is attached:
* 0x0: Facing {{f|0}}
* 0x1: Facing {{f|1}}
* 0x2: Facing {{f|2}}
* 0x3: Facing {{f|3}}

=== [[String#Tripwire|Tripwire]] ===

* 0x4: This bit means the tripwire as a whole has been activated.
* 0x1: This bit means some object is on this particular piece of tripwire.

So, unactivated tripwire has a value of 0x0.

Connection is determined by the neighboring tripwire, similar to redstone wiring.

=== [[Cobblestone Wall]]s ===

{{:Cobblestone Wall/DV}}

=== [[Flower Pot]]s ===

For Flower Pot blocks placed from Minecraft version 1.7, the plant contained in the pot is stored in the associated Tile Entity. See [[Chunk format#Tile_Entity_Format|Tile Entity Format]] for details. The absence of a tile entity indicates either an empty Flower Pot, or one whose block was placed prior to version 1.7.

For Flower Pot blocks placed before version 1.7 the plant contained in the pot is indicated by the data value, according to the following table:

{{:Flower Pot/DV}}

===[[Mob head|Head]]s===

Note: Only part of the information for this block is in the data value, the rest in the associated Tile Entity. See [[Chunk format#Tile_Entity_Format|Tile Entity Format]] for details.

Data values determine the block placement:
* 0x1: On the floor (rotation is stored in the tile entity)
* 0x2: On a wall, facing {{f|2}}
* 0x3: On a wall, facing {{f|0}}
* 0x4: On a wall, facing {{f|3}}
* 0x5: On a wall, facing {{f|1}}

The skull types (for the Item and for the Tile Entity) are:
{{:Mob head/DV}}

=== [[Bloque de cuarzo]] ===

{{:Block of Quartz/DV}}

=== [[Carbón]] ===

{{:Coal/DV}}

=== [[Tintes|Tinte]] ===

{{Dyes}}

=== [[Pescado]] ===

Both raw and cooked fish use the same data values. Note that clownfish and pufferfish cannot be cooked.

{{:Fish/DV}}

=== [[Yunque]] ===

0x1 is the bit that determines whether the anvil is orientated in a north-south (0) or a west-east (1) direction. 0x4 and 0x8 are bits which determine whether the anvil is a regular (0x4&nbsp;&&nbsp;0x8&nbsp;=&nbsp;0), a slightly damaged (0x4&nbsp;=&nbsp;1) or a very damaged (0x8&nbsp;=&nbsp;1) one.

=== [[Pociones]] ===

Un[[frasco de cristal]] lleno de una poción. Potion type is stored in item's damage value as a 16-bit number. Potion effect, name, and other flags are encoded on bits. Effect duration itself isn't there, but can be calculated from other values.
<!-- Code snippet has been moved to [[Talk:Data_values#Potions_code|the Talk page]], if anyone feels like puzzling it out there. -->

Current meaning of bits is described below. Note that potion name overlaps with potion effect and tier.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Bit
! Dec !! Hex
!colspan="2"| Meaning
|-
! 0
| 1 || 0001
|rowspan="4"|Efecto de poción
|rowspan="6"|Nombre de poción
|-
! 1
| 2 || 0002
|-
! 2
| 4 || 0004
|-
! 3
| 8 || 0008
|-
! 4
| 16 || 0010
|-
! 5
| 32 || 0020
| Tier
|-
! 6
| 64 || 0040
|colspan="2"| Extended duration
|-
! 7
| 128 || 0080
|colspan="2" rowspan="6"| ''(ignored)''
|-
! 8
| 256 || 0100
|-
! 9
| 512 || 0200
|-
! 10
| 1024 || 0400
|-
! 11
| 2048 || 0800
|-
! 12
| 4096 || 1000
|-
! 13
| 8192 || 2000
|colspan="2"| Can become splash potion
|-
! 14
| 16384 || 4000
|colspan="2"| Splash potion
|-
! 15
| 32768 || 8000
|colspan="2"| ''(ignored)''
|}

To calculate damage value of potion with desired effect use the following formula:
 DV = potion_effect + tier_bit + extended_bit + splash_bit
for example:
* potion with "Instant Health" effect has damage value 5 (= 5 + 0 + 0 + 0);
* potion with extended "Slowness" effect has value 74 (= 10 + 0 + 64 + 0);
* splash potion with tier II "Strength" effect has value 16425 (= 9 + 32 + 0 + 16384).

To get potion with certain name, use the following formula:
 DV = potion_name + extended_bit + splash_bit
for example:
* Splash version of "Charming Potion" has damage value 16423 (= 39 + 0 + 16384)

==== "Potion name" bits ====
{| class="wikitable" style="float: left"
! Dec !! Hex !! Potion
|-
! 0
| 00
| Water Bottle / Mundane Potion
|-
! 1
| 01
| Potion of Regeneration
|-
! 2
| 02
| Potion of Swiftness
|-
! 3
| 03
| Potion of Fire Resistance
|-
! 4
| 04
| Potion of Poison
|-
! 5
| 05
| Potion of Healing
|-
! 6
| 06
| Potion of Night Vision
|-
! 7
| 07
| Clear Potion
|-
! 8
| 08
| Potion of Weakness
|-
! 9
| 09
| Potion of Strength
|-
! 10
| 0a
| Potion of Slowness
|-
! 11
| 0b
| Diffuse Potion
|-
! 12
| 0c
| Potion of Harming
|-
! 13
| 0d
| Potion of Water Breathing
|-
! 14
| 0e
| Potion of Invisibility
|-
! 15
| 0f
| Thin Potion
|}
{| class="wikitable" style="float: left"
! Dec !! Hex !! Potion
|-
! 16
| 10
| Awkward Potion
|-
! 17
| 11
| Potion of Regeneration
|-
! 18
| 12
| Potion of Swiftness
|-
! 19
| 13
| Potion of Fire Resistance
|-
! 20
| 14
| Potion of Poison
|-
! 21
| 15
| Potion of Healing
|-
! 22
| 16
| Potion of Night Vision
|-
! 23
| 17
| Bungling Potion
|-
! 24
| 18
| Potion of Weakness
|-
! 25
| 19
| Potion of Strength
|-
! 26
| 1a
| Potion of Slowness
|-
! 27
| 1b
| Smooth Potion
|-
! 28
| 1c
| Potion of Harming
|-
! 29
| 1d
| Potion of Water Breathing
|-
! 30
| 1e
| Potion of Invisibility
|-
! 31
| 1f
| Debonair Potion
|}
{| class="wikitable" style="float: left"
! Dec !! Hex !! Potion
|-
! 32
| 20
| Thick Potion
|-
! 33
| 21
| Potion of Regeneration
|-
! 34
| 22
| Potion of Swiftness
|-
! 35
| 23
| Potion of Fire Resistance
|-
! 36
| 24
| Potion of Poison
|-
! 37
| 25
| Potion of Healing
|-
! 38
| 26
| Potion of Night Vision
|-
! 39
| 27
| Charming Potion
|-
! 40
| 28
| Potion of Weakness
|-
! 41
| 29
| Potion of Strength
|-
! 42
| 2a
| Potion of Slowness
|-
! 43
| 2b
| Refined Potion
|-
! 44
| 2c
| Potion of Harming
|-
! 45
| 2d
| Potion of Water Breathing
|-
! 46
| 2e
| Potion of Invisibility
|-
! 47
| 2f
| Sparkling Potion
|}
{| class="wikitable" style="float: left"
! Dec !! Hex !! Potion
|-
! 48
| 30
| Potent Potion
|-
! 49
| 31
| Potion of Regeneration
|-
! 50
| 32
| Potion of Swiftness
|-
! 51
| 33
| Potion of Fire Resistance
|-
! 52
| 34
| Potion of Poison
|-
! 53
| 35
| Potion of Healing
|-
! 54
| 36
| Potion of Night Vision
|-
! 55
| 37
| Rank Potion
|-
! 56
| 38
| Potion of Weakness
|-
! 57
| 39
| Potion of Strength
|-
! 58
| 3a
| Potion of Slowness
|-
! 59
| 3b
| Acrid Potion
|-
! 60
| 3c
| Potion of Harming
|-
! 61
| 3d
| Potion of Water Breathing
|-
! 62
| 3e
| Potion of Invisibility
|-
! 63
| 3f
| Stinky Potion
|}
{{-}}

Note: potion with ''name'' set to 0 is called "Water Bottle" only if no other bit is set. Otherwise, it is called "Mundane Potion".

Note: potions with an effect and ''splash potion'' bit set have additional "Splash " prefix.

==== "Potion effect" bits ====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Dec
! Hex
! Effect !! Potion suffix !! Duration
! Bottles !! Icon !! Effect color
! Tier II?
|-
! 0
| 0
| - || - || -
| [[File:Grid Mundane Potion.png]][[File:Grid Splash Mundane Potion.png]] || - || -
| -
|-
! 1
| 1
| Regeneration || Regeneration || 0:45
| [[File:Grid Potion of Regeneration.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Regeneration.png]] || {{EffectSprite|regeneration}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-regeneration}} Pink
| {{tc|yes}}
|-
! 2
| 2
| Speed || Swiftness || 3:00
| [[File:Grid Potion of Swiftness.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Swiftness.png]] || {{EffectSprite|speed}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-speed}} Sky blue
| {{tc|yes}}
|-
! 3
| 3
| Fire Resistance || Fire Resistance || 3:00
| [[File:Grid Potion of Fire Resistance.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Fire Resistance.png]] || {{EffectSprite|fireresistance}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-fireresistance}} Orange
| {{tc|no}}
|-
! 4
| 4
| Poison || Poison || 0:45
| [[File:Grid Potion of Poison.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Poison.png]] || {{EffectSprite|poison}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-poison}} Green
| {{tc|yes}}
|-
! 5
| 5
| Instant Health || Healing || ''instant''
| [[File:Grid Potion of Healing.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Healing.png]] || - || -
| {{tc|yes}}
|-
! 6
| 6
| Night Vision || Night Vision || 3:00
| [[File:Grid Potion of Night Vision.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Night Vision.png]] || {{EffectSprite|nightvision}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-nightvision}} Navy blue
| {{tc|no}}
|-
! 7
| 7
| - || - || -
| [[File:Grid Mundane Potion.png]][[File:Grid Splash Mundane Potion.png]] || - || -
| -
|-
! 8
| 8
| Weakness || Weakness || 1:30
| [[File:Grid Potion of Weakness.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Weakness.png]] || {{EffectSprite|weakness}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-weakness}} Gray
| {{tc|no}}
|-
! 9
| 9
| Strength || Strength || 3:00
| [[File:Grid Potion of Strength.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Strength.png]] || {{EffectSprite|strength}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-strength}} Dark red
| {{tc|yes}}
|-
! 10
| a
| Slowness || Slowness || 1:30
| [[File:Grid Potion of Slowness.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Slowness.png]] || {{EffectSprite|slow}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-slow}} Blue-gray
| {{tc|no}}
|-
! 11
| b
| - || - || -
| [[File:Grid Mundane Potion.png]][[File:Grid Splash Mundane Potion.png]] || - || -
| -
|-
! 12
| c
| Instant Damage || Harming || ''instant''
| [[File:Grid Potion of Harming.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Harming.png]] || - || -
| {{tc|yes}}
|-
! 13
| d
| Water Breathing || Water Breathing || 3:00
| [[File:Grid Potion of Water Breathing.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Water Breathing.png]] || {{EffectSprite|waterbreathing}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-waterbreathing}} Blue
| {{tc|no}}
|-
! 14
| e
| Invisibility || Invisibility || 3:00
| [[File:Grid Potion of Invisibility.png]][[File:Grid Splash Potion of Invisibility.png]] || {{EffectSprite|invisibility}} || {{EffectSprite|particle-invisibility}} Light gray
| {{tc|no}}
|-
! 15
| f
| - || - || -
| [[File:Grid Mundane Potion.png]][[File:Grid Splash Mundane Potion.png]] || - || -
| -
|}

==== "Tier" bit ====
{| class="wikitable"
! Dec !! Hex !! Meaning
|-
! 0
| 0000
| Tier I effect.
|-
! 32
| 0020
| Tier II effect. Multiply duration by <sup>1</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.
|}
Note: Fire Resistance, Weakness and Slowness effects have no second tier. Their strength and duration are unaffected by this bit.

==== "Extended duration" bit ====
{| class="wikitable"
! Dec !! Hex !! Meaning
|-
! 0
| 0000
| Base duration.
|-
! 64
| 0040
| Multiply duration by <sup>8</sup>/<sub>3</sub>.
|}

==== "Splash potion" bit ====
{| class="wikitable"
! Dec !! Hex !! Meaning
|-
! 0
| 0000
| Drinkable potion.
|-
! 16384
| 4000
| Splash potion. Multiply duration by <sup>3</sup>/<sub>4</sub>.
|}

=== [[Spawn Egg]]s ===
Damage values on Spawn Eggs will cause it to spawn the [[#Entity IDs|entity of that id]]. For example; "/give [playername] spawn_egg 1 50" (a damage value of 50) would cause the spawn egg to create [[Creeper]]s.

=== [[Map]]s ===
Each map item's damage value corresponds to the [[Map item format|map ID]] saved in each world's [[NBT format|NBT data]]. The map's parameters, such as the scale of the map, its location in the world and what areas are explored are saved in separate .dat files, unlike [[Written Book|written books]] or [[Firework Rocket|fireworks]] which store their additional data directly into the item itself. If a map is cloned they will both share the same damage value and newly explored areas will appear on both instances.

=== [[Golden Apple]] ===

{{:Golden Apple/DV}}

== Usage in Superflat Customization ==
Block IDs are vital for customizing Superflat worlds. For more information, see the [[Superflat#Customization|Superflat]] page. '''IMPORTANT: Since snapshot 14w08a released 2014-02-19, the superflat world customization uses the string names instead.'''

== Trivia ==
* Using ''/give'' command or inventory editors, an item can be spawned with its data value out of normal bounds. This can cause a normal looking item to appear, but will be unusable and unstackable with an identical item that has a different data value. In the case of Wool colors, data values "rotate" when out of bounds. Examples are provided:
** '''Example 1 - Stacking''': If the player were to type <tt>/give <PLAYERNAME> 351 1 1</tt>, an Ink Sac would be given to the player like normal. However, if the player were to type <tt>/give <PLAYERNAME> 351 1 -4</tt> afterward, another Ink Sac would be given, but it won't stack with the ''first'' Ink Sac, because the two Ink Sacs have different data values, despite the fact that both items appear to be the same thing.
** '''Example 2 - Value Defaults''': Using the ''/give'' command to spawn an item with data values that are out of valid bounds will "default" to the lowest or highest valid data value closest to it. Typing <tt>/give <PLAYERNAME> 351 1 -23</tt> will spawn an Ink Sac, due to -23 being closest to 0, the lowest possible valid data value for dye, being the Ink Sac. Typing <tt>/give <PLAYERNAME> 351 1 43</tt> will spawn Bone Meal, because 43 is closest to the dye's highest valid data value, being 15, which is what Bone Meal is.
** '''Example 3 - Non-usable''': Note that the valid data values for dye are between the numbers 0 and 15. Any type of dye that's spawned with an data value lower than 0 or higher than 15 cannot be used. So if one is using the ''/give'' command to spawn a dye with a data value above 15, which would spawn Bone Meal, the said Bone Meal can '''not''' be used to mix with other dyes or be used as a quick plant growing agent.
** '''Example 4 - Rotation''': Data value rotation has been confirmed for Wool, but only the colors seem to rotate. Using a Wool data value of 16 (when the highest is 15) (Note: the wool data value of 16 is shown as nether warts in the inventory, but when placed by the player it becomes white wool) will "circle back" to white wool, which is 0. Using an data value of 18 will circle back to Magenta Wool, because 18 is 3 integers higher than the max of 15, it will circle back to 0, but the extra 3 bumps it to the data value of 2. Using /give to hack in wool with a damage value above 255, however, will result in a flat wool block. Additionally, the color rotation is reversed in the inventory; a wool block with a damage value of 256, for example, looks like black wool in the inventory, but converts to white wool when placed. The highest damage value that can be achieved with /give is 2,147,483,647, which appears as white wool that converts to black wool when placed. A similar effect happens with every block/item with damage values, depending on the block. For example, giving yourself a [[Wood]] block with a data value of 10 would give a rotated Birch wood block, because wood uses data values to determine their rotation. As with [[Wool]], giving yourself wood with a data value above 15 will cycle round back to a wood block that appears as the matching wood block with a data value 16 less than itself (for example, a wood block with a data value of 16 appears as Oak Wood but cannot be crafted into planks and will not stack with regular Oak Wood). Wood with a data value above 255 does not appear flat; the data rotation happens normally.

== JSON Data Values ==
* Web/Plugin/App Developers looking for a JSON representation of the minecraft data values and PNG images can use the free api at: http://api.mineverse.com (Free registration required to prevent abuse). This list is maintained by a volunteer and has an "update" value that lets you know the latest update. It may not reflect the latest changes here.

== Referencias ==
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