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Dec 6 is the release date for 1.19.3
And I don't expect new snapshots between the 6th and 25th, so 1.20 snapshots are probably coming back after new year
There have been no snapshots for 1.20.
Dec 6 is the release date for 1.19.3
And I don't expect new snapshots between the 6th and 25th, so 1.20 snapshots are probably coming back after new year
There have been no snapshots for 1.20.
Phoenix SC refrence
PhoenixSC: literally reads something directly in the game
Community: "PhoenixSC made this"
I've always refered to red-blue and yellow-blue parrots as just "red" and "cyan" respectively. I figured they'd correspond each to an "in-game color".
Also does this mean that heads on noteblocks making sounds is a 1.19.3 feature rather than 1.20? I had that confused.
Playable mob sounds is an experimental feature in the update_1_20 pack.
We’re now releasing the first pre-release for Minecraft 1.19.3. This pre-release fixes a few bugs, contains a few tweaks, and it has some technical changes.
If everything goes as expected, we aim to release this version on December 6th.
Happy mining!
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Read more External link →Sure is. "Totemless Hardcore" is harder - so if you want to play that, go ahead (and that's awesome). Doesn't take away from anyone else's Hardcore though.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
We are now releasing snapshot 22w46a for Minecraft 1.19.3 with playable mob sounds added as an experimental feature, changes to spawning of Nether mobs, improvements for telemetry data and several technical improvements.
Happy mining!
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Read more External link →This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
Minecraft Snapshot 22w45a is now out and about. This snapshot introduces the new default skins for offline players, bamboo blocks, and a visual refresh for the Vex. On top of that, there’s some additional creative inventory tweaks.
Happy mining!
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Read more External link →Would it be possible for certain blocks and items to be in more than one category? I'd say the redstone block fits both the redstone tab and being alongside other ore blocks (diamond bloc, iron block, etc.). Bee nests are both natural and functional, also. And there are more examples. This, I think, would make navigating easier.
This is already the case - many items are in multiple tabs.
Another Wednesday, another snapshot. This week’s snapshot introduces a few new game rules and a few gameplay changes which include another round of inventory tweaks. As usual, there are a few bugfixes as well.
Happy Mining!
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Read more External link →Did you know that Camels walk by lifting both legs on one side at the same time? Yes, in snapshot 22w43a, Minecraft does too! This snapshot also contains another round of tweaks to the Creative Inventory. Happy Mining!
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
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Read more External link →This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
Hello there! We are now releasing the first snapshot for 1.19.3! You might have been thinking that this snapshot would be for 1.20, but times are changing. Going forward, we are taking a bit of a different approach to how we release minor and major versions for Minecraft: Java Edition. Essentially, we will be releasing minor versions more often. You can find out more details about this in a post over here.
In this snapshot we’re introducing feature toggles, which you might...
Read more External link →That’s really nicely done!
And still I can’t shake the disappointment that there was no Rick roll involved.
We're now releasing 1.19.2 for Minecraft: Java Edition. This release fixes a critical issue related to server connectivity with secure chat.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
If you find any bugs, please report them on the official Minecraft Issue Tracker. You can also leave feedback on the Feedback site.
To install the release, open up the Minecraft Launcher and click play! Make sure your Launcher is set to the "Latest Release" option.
Cross-platform server jar: - ...
Read more External link →We're now releasing Release Candidate 2 for Minecraft 1.19.2 to fix a crash.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
Please also check out our Post About the Player Reporting Tool and our ...
Read more External link →We're now releasing the first (and hopefully only) release candidate for Minecraft 1.19.2. This release candidate fixes a critical issue related to server connectivity with secure chat. If there are no major issues following this release, no further changes will be done before the full release.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
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Read more External link →“very often the tech decisions were made by the wrong people for the wrong reasons against the recommendations of engineers.”
Slicedlime themself posted this comment on the gamedev subreddit. This is Microsoft’s doing.
We’re so sorry you had to suffer all the backlash for a decision that wasn’t yours.
A comment about which game engine to use for a project taken out of context has 0 meaning to this topic.
We're now releasing 1.19.1 for Minecraft: Java Edition. This release adds Allay duplication and new Player Safety functionality.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
We are now releasing Release Candidate 2 for Minecraft 1.19.1. If no critical issues are found, we expect to release the full version next week.
This update can also be found on minecraft.net.
Please also check out our Post About the Player Reporting Tool and our Player Reporting FAQ.
If you find any bugs, please report them on the official ...
Read more External link →Read moreMC-253888 is a very worrying bug that has been marked as working as intended. One can imagine malicious servers which modify a user's chat with the intention of banning people.
The official line from Mojang seems to be that players should proof read every chat before sending it. Unless players are made aware of this exploit, why would a player be so diligent? Most players will not be expecting this, especially children. So why would they proof read every chat before sending, with the intention of finding maliciously altered text?
Even if they are notified, most people won't be this dilligent. Or maybe they'll forget to at some point.
This seems to be a serious issue and I would appreciate a response from u/xilefian or u/sliced_lime or similar.
It also seems like a Jira mod has a satisfactory solution, which retains the intention of this f...
The bug is not marked Works As Intended, it is marked Fixed, and has been since last week.