Invalid data value Stone Bricks

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Invalid data value stone bricks refers to item forms of stone bricks with damage values outside of the usual range which stone bricks can usually be obtained in.

Without the use of commands, invalid data value stone bricks items are unobtainable in the last versions in which they existed without inheriting them from a prior version in which they were obtainable.

Several methods of block transmutation can be used to obtain invalid data value stone bricks in block form. These blocks can be mined from Beta 1.8 Pre-release^[verify] to 14w21b^[verify] to obtain the item corresponding to these blocks.

For arrow transmutation, the initial block being transmuted must be a regular stone bricks block, i.e. a stone bricks block with metadata value 0. Cracked, mossy, or chiseled stone bricks cannot be transmuted.

Invalid data value stone bricks are an issue, and due to their removal, can be considered already fixed.

• Invalid Data Value Stone Bricks at the Minecraft Discontinued Features wiki