A hotfix is now available for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition that resolves some issues introduced with the latest update.
The latest Minecraft update brings a brand new look for bats, smashable pots, and some new experimental features like the crafter block. Let’s take a look at the highlights!
The whole list of technical updates can be viewed in the full changelog.
A new update has been released to address some issues that were introduced with the 1.20.40 update.
A new update has been released, bringing several changes to the game! Here are the highlights:
This experiment has no effect on normal worlds. If you want to try these changes, you must turn on the Feature Toggle in the Experiments Menu when creating a new world.
Thank you to everyone that has sent in their suggestions and feedback regarding the experimental trade change! We are trying out these changes to rebalance the villager trade system and make it more fair and fun for everyone. However, these changes are not yet final and they will stay as experimental features while we continue to work on them. We appreciate your feedback on these changes. Visit this link to share your thoughts! We have been following the discussions about the previous Librarian and Wandering Trader updates and look forward to seeing the conversation continue.
Before now, Cartographers only sold maps to the Ocean Monument and Woodland Mansion. In this experiment Cartographers can sell seven new maps as well. These new maps each point to a different village or structure and can be used to find seven different biomes. This will help players who want to quickly find a specific location without waiting until they come across it by chance.
Cartographers from different biomes will sell a different selection of maps. Starting from one village, it will be possible to find every other village type by following maps from village to village.
Cartographers now sell 7 new maps: Desert Village Map, Jungle Explorer Map, Plains Village Map, Savanna Village Map, Snow Village Map, Swamp Explorer Map, and Taiga Village Map.
The Armorer's trades have been updated with many changes.
The biggest change is that buying diamond armor now requires paying a small amount of Diamonds as well as Emeralds. This is meant to make the Armorer's diamond armor trades less useful at the start of the game when players don't have any Diamonds, while still giving a powerful advantage to advanced players who have spent some time collecting Diamonds.
Early-game players will find Armorers useful as a great source of iron armor, Shields, and Emeralds.
Other changes include:
Certain Enchanted Books now have a high chance of generating in some structures:
See the whole list of technical changes in the full changelog.
A new update has been released, bringing several changes to the game! Here are the highlights:
Today we’re making some changes to the screen you see when you die in Minecraft. The camera now zooms out so it’s easier to see why you died, the hotbar is visible at all times, and you can change certain settings before respawning.
These changes are available to everyone, except if you have add-ons applied. Also, the screen has limited text formatting code support, so it might look a bit different. To use the old screen, go to Settings -> Video, and turn off ‘New “You Died” Screen (Experimental)’.
We’d love to hear what you think about this change! Please share your feedback with us here.
See the full list of changes in the full changelog.
A new update has been released to address some issues that were introduced with the 1.20.10 update.
A new Minecraft update is ready to play! Since releasing the Trails & Tales update, the team has been hard at work on even more improvements to the game. Here are just a few of the highlights:
The full list of technical changes can be viewed in the full changelog.
A new update has been released to address some issues that were introduced with the 1.20 update.
The Trails & Tales Update brings your stories to life! Ride a camel with a companion to find archeological sites or a cherry grove. Hatch a sniffer egg to bring it back from extinction. Create playable mob sounds, craft with bamboo, trim your armor, and hang your signs. Write and store your books in the chiseled bookshelf, because every story matters!
Let’s jump into the update!
The full list of technical changes can be viewed in the full changelog.
A new update has been released to address some issues that were introduced with the 1.19.80 update.
A new update has been released to address some issues that were introduced with the 1.19.80 update.
It’s time for a new quality-of-life update containing a variety of changes, fixes, and experimental features! Let’s jump into the highlights:
Please continue to upvote and report any new bugs at bugs.mojang.com and leave us your feedback at feedback.minecraft.net.
Even more experimental features are available in this update that are coming in the Trails & Tales update! As these features are still incomplete, in development, and considered a work in progress, be sure to backup your worlds before enabling experimental features. The features can be enabled by turning on the “Next Major Update” toggle in world settings.
- Sneaking will lower the player camera height respective of these changes
- Sneaking now requires enough space to stand in order to exit sneaking state
- Players will transition from swimming to sneaking if they are unable to stand up but would be able to sneak
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Added version 1.1.0 of @minecraft/server
Added version 1.2.0-beta of @minecraft/server
Removed version 1.1.0-beta of @minecraft/server
Moved the following to @minecraft/server stable (1.1.0)
Minecraft runtime errors are now fired as JavaScript Error objects instead of strings
Fixed a number of base class inheritance issues and added several new base classes to certain class types
/reload works if a script pack references a client resource pack
Fixed a bug where the BeforeItemUseOnEvent function getBlockLocation would return undefined (MCPE-166945)
The BeforeItemUseOnEvent class now inherits from ItemUseOnEvent
Fixed a bug where sendMessage would fail when the message contains Unicode quotation marks
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An update has been released to fix several issues that addresses a few issues that occurred since the release of 1.19.70.
An update has been released to fix several issues that addresses a few issues that occurred since the release of 1.19.70.
The latest Minecraft update has arrived! This release brings several quality of life improvements to the game, changes to horse breeding, plus early versions of Archaeology and the Sniffer as new experimental features from the upcoming 1.20 update. Let’s see what’s inside!
Several improvements have come to the emote system in Bedrock Edition!
Check out the New Emote Features for Bedrock Edition article for more details.
Improvements have been made with vanilla parity to align with Java Edition, especially with horse breeding, mobs, and blocks.
The Sniffer and Archaeology are now available for testing that are coming to Minecraft 1.20, now known as Trails & Tales! The sniffer and archeology are two experimental features that you can try out in this release.
As these features are still incomplete, in development, and considered a work in progress, be sure to backup your worlds before enabling experimental features. The features can be enabled by turning on the “Next Major Update” toggle in world settings.
See the full list of technical changes in the full changelog at aka.ms/MinecraftUpdate
A new update is available that addresses some issues that have occurred since the release of 1.19.60.
A new update is available that addresses some issues that have occurred since the release of 1.19.60.
It's time for a new update to Minecraft Bedrock Edition! This time, we're focusing on quality of life improvements with quite a few fixes to the game, including over 70 bugs reported by the community. There's also a nice amount of Vanilla parity tweaks and some new experimental features to test out! For the tech savvy players and creators, we have quite a few improvements on the technical side as well. Dive into the full changelog below for the full scoop and happy crafting!
Entities/Players/SimulatedPlayer: Fire, levels, experience, and more
Blocks & Redstone
Fill block APIs
Command to script message passing
Item Stacks
Refactored and Improved Player events
Say/Tell/sendMessage
Scoreboard get/set value APIs
EntityHurtEvent updates
A new update has been released for Minecraft, bringing Spectator Mode fully into the game! For players using touch controls, you'll find some new control schemes to make gameplay on your device much better. A new cast of default character skins have been added and the Vex have received a makeover. There's a lot to explore so dive into the full changelog below.
Spectator Mode has made its way into Minecraft: Bedrock Edition! This feature has been experimental for a little while but has now made its way into the game with no experimental toggle required. Here's a quick write up of this new game mode and how it can be used:
A list of fixes since the last release can be found below in the Vanilla Parity section below.
A list of fixes since the last release can be found in the Fixes section below.
A new update is available that addresses some issues that have occurred since the release of 1.19.40.
A new update is available for Minecraft, bringing a variety of gameplay improvements, vanilla parity changes, and bug fixes.
See the full list of technical changes in the full changelog.
A new update is available that addresses some issues that have occurred since the release of 1.19.30.
See the full list of technical changes in the full changelog.
A new update has been released to address a few more issues that have occurred since the release of 1.19.20.
A new update is available on Minecraft to address some issues since the release of version 1.19.20.
A new update is now available for Minecraft that introduces a swath of changes and fixes!
See the full list of technical changes in the full changelog.
A new update is available on Minecraft to address some issues since the release of version 1.19.10.
A new update is now available for Minecraft, featuring allay duplication, locate biome command capabilities, and a swath of new improvements.
A new update is available for Minecraft that addresses some issues that have occurred since the release of 1.19.0.
Set your sights for adventure, wander aimlessly, or seek out something new in The Wild Update!
Please continue to upvote and report any new bugs at bugs.mojang.com and leave us your feedback at aka.ms/WildUpdateFeedback.
Our initial implementation of Spectator Mode will not include every feature available in the Java Edition (such as "mob view", speed control, etc.), we have chosen to focus on the parts of spectator mode that we hope will be most useful. We would like to hear about bugs you have found with the features that are included currently, and you may now report these at bugs.mojang.com if they have not been reported already. Any additional parity breaks, feature requests, or suggestions for what to add next should be made through feedback.minecraft.net.
A new update is available for Minecraft that addresses some issues that have occurred since the release of 1.18.30.
A new update is now available for Minecraft, featuring a swath of new improvements:
Create New World is being updated with improved navigation, more descriptions, and a new look and feel. It'll be rolled out gradually across Android, iOS, Windows, and Xbox starting today.
We're still working on some things, like support for other platforms, screen narration, the trial version of the game, and the Japanese language. We need some more time to work on these features in order to provide the best possible experience.
We would love to hear what you think! Share your feedback on the Feedback Site and put "Create New World" in the title so we can find it.
Reminder: Remember to make regular backup copies of your favorite worlds before enabling experimental features!
Please keep in mind that these features are work in progress, still under in development, and subject to change. If you activate them, your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates. Experimental features cannot be turned off after world creation.
For more information, please see the article about enabling experimental features at aka.ms/MCExperimentalFeatures.
A new update is available for Minecraft that addresses some top issues that have occurred since the release of 1.18.10.
It's time for a new Minecraft game update! This time around, we're bringing a boat load of fixes and quality of life changes. With well over 100 fixes, there's a lot to cover. Let's dive into the highlights!
Reminder: Remember to make regular backup copies of your favorite worlds before enabling experimental features!
Please keep in mind that these features are work in progress, still under in development, and subject to change. If you activate them, your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates. Experimental features cannot be turned off after world creation.
For more information, please see the article about enabling experimental features at aka.ms/MCExperimentalFeatures.
More experimental features will become available in future releases. This is only the beginning of new content for The Wild Update!
Other major API adds and updates:
A new update is now available for Minecraft that addresses some issues found since the release of Caves & Cliffs: Part II.
A new update is now available for Minecraft that addresses some issues found since the release of Caves & Cliffs: Part II.
The day has arrived and Minecraft Caves & Cliffs: Part II has officially released to the world! It is, indeed, a very special day when we all get to boot up our devices and see a new update ready to download and play. It represents years of hard work from both our team of developers, as well as the community's continued passion for creating endless worlds in Minecraft. The update is available on all Bedrock platforms right now and we can't wait for you to jump in and experience one of the biggest updates in Minecraft's history. Here's a bit of what to expect when you load into the game today:
There are the highlights. Jump in and start playing now, or if you want to see the full list of changes, read on!
The 1.17.40 update has arrived! This release brings new bug fixes to the game, as well as some new experimental features.
Reminder: We are still tweaking world generation and features may change. Please remember to make regular backup copies of your favourite worlds!
Please keep in mind that these features are work in progress, still under in development, and subject to change. If you activate them, your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates. Experimental features cannot be turned off after world creation.
For more information, please see the article about enabling experimental features at aka.ms/MCExperimentalFeatures.
A new Minecraft update is available to address issues with redeeming codes.
A new Minecraft hotfix is now available with several fixes to improve your gameplay experience.
It's time for the Minecraft 1.17.30 update! The team has been working hard on bug fixes and changes to the Caves & Cliffs: Part I experience. Those who are feeling adventurous can even check out experimental world generation to discover the highest peaks and deepest caves. Read all about it below!
Please search for any bugs you find on bugs.mojang.com and let us know what you think at feedback.minecraft.net.
Corner Mode is used with the Detect button in Save Mode to define the area to save. It will only detect Corner Blocks with the same name as the structure being saved
More experimental features from Caves & Cliffs: Part II are available in this update and can be enabled on the world creation screen!
Please keep in mind that these features are work in progress, still under in development, and subject to change. If you activate them, your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates. Experimental features cannot be turned off after world creation.
For more information, please see the article about enabling experimental features at aka.ms/MCExperimentalFeatures.
Welcome to the Minecraft 1.17.10 update! The team has been working hard on gameplay improvements since the release Caves & Cliffs: Part I. We have also introduced some fun new additions, as well as some Caves & Cliffs: Part II features as part of Experimental Gameplay.
Experimental features from Caves & Cliffs: Part II are available in this update and can be enabled on the world creation screen!
Please keep in mind that these features are work in progress, still under in development, and subject to change. If you activate them, your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates. Experimental features cannot be turned off after world creation.
For more information, please see the article about enabling experimental features at aka.ms/MCExperimentalFeatures.
Delve into Part I of the Caves & Cliffs update with fun mobs, blocks, and items! Go underwater to team up with the Axolotl and swim alongside the Glow Squid. When you reach higher ground, tread carefully because the Goats might ram you! Want to build a settlement that changes over time? Mine Copper and use it to build structures that will age right before your eyes. Have some spare Copper? Craft a Lightning Rod or go mining in an Amethyst Geode and make a Spyglass! If you want even more blocks, the Wandering Trader might have a lush surprise for you. This is a BIG changelog, so let’s jump in!