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How do I eat food in Minecraft Pocket Edition version 0.15.0?

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Take the food and tap anywhere on screen to eat it. You can only eat food in easy, hard, or medium levels.

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Why can't I eat in creative mode?

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Because in creative mode you are creating stuff and not actually playing so you won't be getting hungry.

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Why is Minecraft PE different from the regular version?

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Mojang has different priorities for different versions of Minecraft. For example, PC gets all the new updates first, then console, and then PE. Minecraft was originally made to be a PC game, so the PC version is always highest-priority. Plus, mobile devices just don't support some of the more complex features that you can get on a PC.

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Where is the hunger bar?

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In the top right corner. If you don't see it, then it's not included in the update you are currently playing on.

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What do I do with emeralds once I get them?

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You can trade them with villagers, but other than that, they're usually for decoration. In mods, though, you can make tools with them.

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How many cows will there usually be when I start up a world?

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A lot of cows. You will see a few at the start, though there are many, many cows hiding everywhere.

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What is the use of spider eye

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You can use the fermented spider eye to make: fermented spider eye + water bottle = potion of weakness; potion of poison/healing = potion of harming; potion of swiftness / leaping = potion of slowness; potion of night vision = potion of invisibility. You can add glowstone (using a brewing stand)to level up the potion's effect, use redstone to increase the potion's time or add gun powder to make it a splash potion.

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