Note that Respiration only extends ones "breath holding" time, it does not give true underwater breathing. Although they do not give one enough time for work, even 3 minute potions will be of use in getting down to a deep base where you will have other means to keep breathing. A dried sponge is an excellent way to remove a large volume of water from an enclosed volume.
A conduit can also completely solve the problem of breathing. A sponge or conduit can be difficult or time-consuming to obtain in survival mode, however.
For extended work periods, a player will need to have air bubbles close by in which the breath meter can be refilled. The bubble column from a magma block will recharge your air supply but be careful that the downdraft does not suck you down into the magma block.
Before the Aquatic Update version 1. With the aquatic update only doors , fence gates , and banners still have these properties, and only in Java Edition. In other versions all the rest will become waterlogged when placed into a water source block.
Doors and banners are the best options for making a breathing space as they can be placed on top of any block, even without walls on each side, and provide the needed head high air space. A gate needs to be placed against a head high vertical block, or be stacked up from the bottom to work. Note that only the upper half of a banner makes an air bubble so when placed on a wall it must be set head high.
In Bedrock Edition , all blocks are subject to waterlogging , meaning there are no blocks you can use to displace water source blocks to create an air space. Doors, ladders, and gates can be used to displace running water only. To make an air pocket in Bedrock Edition, place a solid block that can break quickly, like slime block or tnt.
After breaking the block, quickly place a block that displaces flowing water, like a button, sign, or trapdoor, before a water source block forms in that space. The block where you place the sign is counted as a flowing water block, so a sign can create an air pocket there.
In relatively shallow waters you can just swim down and place "bubble blocks" to create a place to stand. From that you can place blocks out into the water to make walls and then a ceiling, then use a method of clearing water to finish the room. The "lily pad" method creates a 3x3 column to the bottom by dropping sand off the four edges of a lily pad from a boat on the surface. Alternatively, you can place a block onto the lily pad to make it easier to place the sand.
Once you have an enclosed 1 block column of water you fill the central block with more sand, then work your way down from the top digging out the central column of sand and replace at least one of the sides with a non-falling block, like dirt or wool, and place ladder blocks on the non-falling block.
When you reach the bottom you can dig out through the solid wall it will not collapse and place a door to keep the water out.
Or you can dig down further into the seabed and make your base entirely below water. A relatively risk-free method of getting down to the sea bottom is to dig down from a nearby landmass and then dig out horizontally until you are at the desired coordinates, based on previously rowing a boat out to your planned base location to note the coordinates. If your base is big you must take out the water with a command block; however, if your base is small you can soak the water with a sponge to do it quickly.
Once you have a safe place on the bottom you can start construction by placing a door just before a vertical wall then digging into the rock through the door. It is common for the sea bed to be gravel for blocks so you should place a layer of solid blocks over top of the gravel to hold the water back as you remove the gravel.
Once you have an entrance passage, you can place ladders , signs , pre-Aquatic versions or another door, banner, or gate all versions inside the first door, then remove it to make a flush entrance. You can even turn around to work backward out into the water to continue your base that way. For an inconspicuous entrance, you can dig a 1x1 shaft down from your safe air bubble until you hit solid rock, then build further however you like.
Avoid the risk of falling into a cave by standing on the border of two blocks as you dig first left then right on your way down. To prevent flooding in the event of disaster dig down a block from floor level before digging horizontally.
If your block s holding back the water are somehow broken, the inflowing water will drop into the hole and stop there. Another measure to prevent flood damage is to use light sources that water cannot wash away, like jack o'lanterns , glowstone , or sea lanterns. Torches of course would be washed away if water ever flooded in; however, Underwater torches can be used aside from the given items.
Another useful measure to take is to construct an airlock at every door and to make windows double thick. To make your base as a bubble under the sea you will need to clear water out of a fairly large volume.
Wetsuit Leggings: Wearing wetsuit leggings improve the players break speed under water. Fins: Increase the swim speed of the player. Oxygen GUI: Custom oxygen display. Fog underwater: Altered fog while diving. Diving deeper increases fog density. During night fog gets more dense and turns darker. Creepvine: Grows like Kelp up to 14 blocks high. Used in crafting recipes. Also grows seeds which can be harvested with right click and used for crafting.
Seagrass: Just deco which generates all over the ocean. Acid Mushroom: Grows in clusters on the seabed. It will download the Bedrock version of the game, which allows you to play with other Bedrock users. You can also download a free trial from the Windows Store if you want to decide whether you should go with the Bedrock or Java Edition.
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