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A mining utility that allows multiple players to collaboratively break the same block, pooling their efforts to speed up resource gathering.

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Overview

Multi Mine, developed by AtomicStryker, is a fundamental utility mod that overhauls the mining mechanics in Minecraft. In the vanilla game, if a player stops hitting a block before it is fully broken, the progress is immediately lost. Multi Mine changes this by saving the damage state of blocks, allowing players to walk away, switch tools, or even have multiple players contribute to breaking a single block simultaneously.

The mod is designed to be lightweight and server-friendly, ensuring that block damage does not bloat save files or interfere with world data. It is fully compatible with both vanilla and modded blocks, making it a staple for large modpacks where mining high-durability blocks can be time-consuming.

In-game Screenshots

Orange dragon with glowing blue eyes
Orange dragon with glowing blue eyes

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

How do I start mining together with someone in multi mine?
Just have both players break the same block at the same time — the mod detects the shared effort automatically and combines your progress. No tool, keybind, or setup is needed beyond having the mod on both clients.
Does multi mine work if only one player has the mod installed?
No, everyone who wants to contribute to the same block needs the mod, and on a server it must be installed server-side too. If one player lacks it, their hits simply won't register toward the shared progress.
Why is my block progress resetting when my friend joins in?
Progress usually resets when players aren't hitting the exact same block, or when one of you stops mining long enough for the partial progress to time out. Make sure you're both targeting the identical block and keep swinging continuously.
Do I need to be standing next to the other player to share mining progress?
You both need to be able to reach the same block, so you have to be within normal mining range of it. You don't need to touch each other, just the block.

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