Vault
Common
Building Block

Vault

Building BlockCommonLight SourceTransparent

Vault is a common building block block in Minecraft. It emits a light level of 6, making it useful as a light source. This is a transparent block, meaning light can pass through it. This is a very hard block that takes significant time to mine.

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Version Timeline

Added in 1.21.1
Removed in 26.1-snapshot-7
properties

Block Properties

Internal IDminecraft:vault
CategoryBuilding Block
Stack Size64
Hardness50
Blast Resistance50
Transparent✓ Yes
Light Level6 / 15
commands

Commands

Give Command

/give @p minecraft:vault 1

Set Block Command

/setblock ~ ~ ~ minecraft:vault
mining

Mining Information

Required Tool

Any tool or hand

Mining Time

Varies by tool (base: 50s)

Silk Touch

May give different drop

Fortune Effect

No effect

light

Light Properties

Light Level6

Low brightness - mainly decorative

faq

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I break Vault?
Vault can be broken with any tool or by hand. However, using the appropriate tool will speed up the process.
Does Vault emit light?
Yes! Vault emits a light level of 6 out of 15. This makes it a dim light source in the game.
Is Vault blast resistant?
Vault has a blast resistance of 50. It can withstand weak explosions but may be destroyed by stronger ones.
Is Vault transparent?
Yes, Vault is a transparent block. Light passes through it, and mobs cannot spawn on transparent blocks. It also won't suffocate entities.
What is the Minecraft ID for Vault?
The internal Minecraft ID for Vault is "minecraft:vault". You can use this ID with commands like /setblock, /fill, and /give.
about

About Vault

Vault is a common block in Minecraft, categorized as a building block block. The internal game ID for this block is minecraft:vault.

With a hardness of 50, Vault takes a considerable amount of time to mine.

As a transparent block, Vault allows light to pass through it and prevents mobs from spawning on top of it.

Vault emits light at level 6 out of 15, making it a decorative or ambient light source.

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