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I've been playing the mobile version of Minecraft for a few days now, and have yet to see an underground cave system. Are there any generated with the terrain, or is it all solid ground?

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I've spent the better part of an hour now searching for a source to confirm my answer, but I can't find anything. However with that said:

It's based on Minecraft Classic, so I doubt there would be, especially considering the world has an end just like the original Minecraft Classic on PC (on which there are no caves).

Add that to the fact that I'm yet to come across a cave system as well and I'm pretty sure there aren't any.

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    The game mode on desktop Minecraft doesn't affect world generation. Why do you think it would on Pocket Edition?
    – Kevin Reid
    Feb 15, 2013 at 3:21
  • @KevinReid I actually meant the original creative mode (the one that came out before survival and is played on the web), not the one in the actual game.
    – Mr Smooth
    Mar 30, 2013 at 8:32
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    For the record, the "original creative mode" is mostly referred to as "Minecraft Classic".
    – user98085
    Jun 5, 2013 at 2:49
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There are some seeds that you can use to simulate "caves" – they're not actual generated caves, more like base-less mountains or deep overhangs. Three I know are Infinity, Nyan and Waterworld, but there are lots more.

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    – user51745
    Jul 12, 2013 at 15:48
  • What about the free version?? I have seen cave like overhangs before, and one had a waterfall in it.
    – Bosspvz2
    Oct 29, 2013 at 23:07
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I know some cave seeds, such as "BBB", "thegobsofbog", and "nyan". Most worlds have a chance of having caves though; just mine it out a lot.

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They are adding caves in 0.9.0 so currently there are no caves But you can get big overhangs which look like caves i have a seed with it and here's the Seed-3939373 And here's a screenshot enter image description here

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