@Schroatlebob That puts a stopper on my latest theory. See, it turns out that fire does not have to be directly touching flammable objects to catch fire, and in fact, the range between the wooden floor and walls, and the fire are short enough that they should catch fire, however if Netherrack doesn't spread fire, then this is impossible. Maybe a stray Ghast from the Nethergate? It has happened before.
It was from the Herobrine, it happened to me and friend. We built two tree houses and one wooden house and a few hours later, fire just started out of no where. I guessed that it was Herobrine from reading posts of forums of people complaining about their house suddenly burning down. I don't think it's fair how we pay for Minecraft and Notch plays with us, burning down our houses that we put hours of work into.
@Schroatlebob Problem is, it's difficult to see whether the glass wall between the fire and the room is built on top of a wooden floor. If it is, it's highly likely that the burning netherrack may have somehow incinerated the floor beneath the glass wall.
I can't see how the house could have started burning, and the fireplace is an unlikely suspect, as it looks like it is burning Netherstone which does not spread fire (Probably because otherwise, a single Ghast fireball could set the entire Nether on fire (Or the lava, for that matter). Are the sides of the Netherstone in direct contact with the wooden floor? If it is, it might be possible that a glitch could have spread the fire from the netherstone to the floor, despite it all.
@killerRampage100 I obviously didn't burn it on purpose and I never did find they exact cause of the fire but, the fire place is an easy target to blame.
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Police: So you had about 100 torches surrounding the your wooden house, and you have no idea how the fire started?
Gabriel: Yeah, no clue.
@Schroatlebob That puts a stopper on my latest theory. See, it turns out that fire does not have to be directly touching flammable objects to catch fire, and in fact, the range between the wooden floor and walls, and the fire are short enough that they should catch fire, however if Netherrack doesn't spread fire, then this is impossible.
Maybe a stray Ghast from the Nethergate? It has happened before.
It was from the Herobrine, it happened to me and friend. We built two tree houses and one wooden house and a few hours later, fire just started out of no where. I guessed that it was Herobrine from reading posts of forums of people complaining about their house suddenly burning down. I don't think it's fair how we pay for Minecraft and Notch plays with us, burning down our houses that we put hours of work into.
i think this is like a wild fire as soon as i created a new world i saw some trees randomly on fire
@Schroatlebob Problem is, it's difficult to see whether the glass wall between the fire and the room is built on top of a wooden floor. If it is, it's highly likely that the burning netherrack may have somehow incinerated the floor beneath the glass wall.
that WAS a nice house......
advantages of cobblestone homes
Msn 1:41
friend: so wuu2
digitalxmedia: watching my house on minecraft burn ... u?
You must have no wood within a few blocks of a fire or it spreads like, well, wildfire.
I think the cow stole your flint and steel
That's why I use cobble and stone for my house
That really sux, dude. It looks like you spent A LOT of time on that... I would cry if that happened to me. ;___;
i think netherrack fire can now spread... happened to my room of wool xD
1.57 poor cow
I can't see how the house could have started burning, and the fireplace is an unlikely suspect, as it looks like it is burning Netherstone which does not spread fire (Probably because otherwise, a single Ghast fireball could set the entire Nether on fire (Or the lava, for that matter). Are the sides of the Netherstone in direct contact with the wooden floor? If it is, it might be possible that a glitch could have spread the fire from the netherstone to the floor, despite it all.
A zombie coulda ran in, y'know?
dont worry it only just happened today to my house and my farm was full of animals (only one brown sheep survived)!!!! :(
@GalaxyGuy12 Well What I didn't show was the basement witch is made entirely from wood with the nether gate thing there so..?
@killerRampage100 I obviously didn't burn it on purpose and I never did find they exact cause of the fire but, the fire place is an easy target to blame.
@DigitalXMedia Nethergates are not flammable, and thus completely irrelevant. It is a mystery...
@linkofsmash lol, probably
The house that me and my friends made burned down most on the second floor its suck ass!!!! now we have to rebuild it :(
It happened to me my fireplace (which was surrounded by cobblestone) set on fire it also burned my farm which wasn't even touching the house:(
@TrioPhoenix , mhmm.. How do you know my name
that house is awesome
STUPID CHUCK NORRIS WHY YOU BURNED UP THE HOUSE
You obvioulsy forgot to turn your x box off...
@legomaster4888 LOL... 5 Minutes xD
haha
fell asleep while cooking?
YOUtuBe why is this is my recommended. It’s not even in aNyone eLses. Anyone? Reply? Hello?
U DID THE SAME ASS ME! =D
it was maplestory
build with obsidian
@ClutchyFilms
Or...."HIM".
Next time use cobblestone