Introduced in Minecraft version 1.16, Crying Obsidian is a variant of obsidian that emits purple particles and looks as though it's oozing a purple liquid, hence the "crying" name.

Crying Obsidian is used in the crafting recipe for a Respawn Anchor. Respawn Anchors can be placed in the Nether and allow you to respawn there, but you’ll need Glowstone blocks in order to ...

Obsidian doesn't really have any collaboration features, and even if it did my editors don't use it. That's why I use a plugin called Copy as HTML to copy a rich text version of my article.

With its innovative note-taking approach, graph views, a rich plugin store, and a passionate community, Obsidian has ...

Learn how to automate tasks, streamline workflows, and master productivity with Obsidian and Claude AI in this comprehensive ...

Based on my experience, Obsidian is worth the learning curve—but only if you’re looking for a tool that grows with you. For casual note-takers, the setup might feel like overkill.

Obsidian is among the most prized tool stones in the world, and this particular deposit, nearly 100 feet thick, is exceptional because of its continuous use by Indigenous people since the last ice ...