Nine bottles in a crate
BEFORE
AFTERBefore, a basket-ish thing with some bottle-coloured smudges in it. After, a wooden rim, a 3×3 grid, and nine green bottles with golden caps.
Variants of blocks the game already has
BEFORE
AFTERTwo words, and before you got a pale stone. After, every facet and highlight in the right place.
Plain materials, where the gap is narrowest
BEFORE
AFTERBoth are pink stone. Only one has veins in it.
Things Minecraft has never heard of
BEFORE
AFTERDark steel, three vented bays, status lights. Before, roughly the right colours and not a server rack.
A sieve, made of string and sticks
BEFORE
AFTERBefore, a noisy brown block. After, a stick frame with cream string woven across it, the crossings shaded over-and-under so it reads as a weave rather than a checkerboard.
A material with something in it
BEFORE
AFTERBefore, some dull red flecks in dark stone. After, charcoal basalt split by winding veins with amber-hot centres and burnt-orange rims, so the cracks read as molten rather than as red.