How do I find my world ore? My World Mine is looking for Raiders

The most mineralized place in My World is a mine. How do you find mine holes in My World? Many players don't know much about this, and the following system is a series of tips and tricks for you to enjoy high-level sharing skills, I hope everyone can like it.
The mines generally have a lot of resources, and they can enter the mine by mining the veins. Once you hear the sound of a creature during excavation, it means that there is a possibility of a mine nearby. Be careful! Otherwise you may have to get in touch with a creeper. The amount of soil/sand in the mine depends on the size of the mine. There are a lot of mud/gravel in large mines, and there may be only one in small mines. Even if you don't find the mine after you have been excavating the dirt or gravel, you have artificially created a space similar to the mine. Remember: If you find dirt or gravel near the ground level, don't bother to dig it, or you will find yourself back on the ground. It is recommended to excavate dirt or gravel at 15 square feet below sea level. It is very likely that some precious raw materials will be found in the vicinity of the dirt and gravel. Make sure that all the dirt and gravel are completely excavated, and of course, you should be careful to dig through the dark caves that may be encountered, various creatures and even magma. The dungeon is a place to create monsters, and there is a box with treasures. Most of the dungeons are connected to the mine. But dungeons are very rare, and finding them from natural mines is not an easy task, and it is even rarer on the surface. Looking for mines through sound and a way to search for underground mines, follow the sound. In fact, any sound you hear points to an open area that includes: ambient sound, monster sounds, footsteps, water flow, fire effects (from the accidental fire of the wood structure of the abandoned mine due to magma). It's quite difficult to determine the specific direction of the sound source. Here are some tips: If the sound is repeated, try turning the direction you are facing (in the game) to listen. First make the sound sound light on one side and the other side (headphone or speaker), which determines a general direction. Then, continue to rotate slowly until the volume on both sides is as equal as possible to find a more precise direction. However, when the sound comes from the top of the head or under the feet, everything becomes difficult again. At this point try to dig two squares down and then climb up two squares. Contrast the volume, the louder place is of course closer to the sound source. If the sound doesn't always exist, be aware that you can only hear sounds within 16 blocks of your own (in most cases), that is, within 16 squares where you hear the sound, you can find another Mine hole. In addition, if you hear a whistling sound, it means there is a mine hole or an open area near the player. Try to seal your base and hear this sound. This sound can be made from any cave within the player's 3 squares and is difficult to locate accurately. The easiest way is to dig hard.