Minecraft Bedrock Version has simply received its second patch for the Caves & Cliffs Half II Update, which adds an entire bunch of fixes, experimental options, and parity with the Java version, however most significantly: FROGS.
Be ready, because these patch notes are long. We'll separate them into categories and give brief explainers the place wanted for easier reading!
On this web page:
Total changesExperimental featuresFrogs and Tadpoles
Froglight
Sculk
Vanilla parity
Technical fixes and modifications
Overall changes
- World settings can now be changed instantly on Realms, just like local worlds
- If you’re playing in South Korea, we added gameplay timers and notices in compliance with gaming legal guidelines to help remind players to take occasional breaks from gameplay
Experimental options
Minecraft allows gamers to choose in to "experimental" features, that are most frequently the additions which can be coming in the next replace (which is The Wild update, presently). If you wish to get a sneak peek at upcoming features, be sure that to toggle experimental options in the sport - you can find directions proper right here.
Frogs and Tadpoles
- Frogs will spawn in Swamp biomes
- Frogs can croak, bounce, swim, and stroll on land
- Frogs can eat small Slimes, causing a Slime Ball to drop
- Frogs will be tempted and bred using Seagrass, but that is just a placeholder meals for now
- Frogs lay eggs after mating
- Frog eggs that hatch spawn Tadpoles
- Tadpoles that grow up will turn right into a Frog
- Tadpoles can swim in water
- Tadpoles "leap round" like fishes when on land, and eventually die
- Tadpoles develop into a unique type of Frog primarily based on the biome they are born in
- Tadpoles can be caught in a Bucket
Froglight
- Three new Froglight blocks have been added (Pearlescent, Verdant, and Ochre)
- The Froglight blocks emit mild
- The blocks are obtained by luring a Frog near a small Magma Cube. Minecraft-servers will eat the Magma Cube and a Froglight block will drop. Every Frog variant will cause a different Froglight block to drop
Sculk
- Sculk block features are actually accessible by enabling this toggle
Vanilla parity
"Parity" is one in every of the massive guarantees that Mojang made final 12 months, and it means that the Java Edition (which is the one most often performed on Laptop) and the Bedrock Edition (the one on consoles, together with Switch) can be introduced nearer together, ensuring that any inconsistencies between the 2 are smoothed over. Here is a gigantic listing of all the parity adjustments which might be being made to Bedrock:
- Added the Globe Banner Sample on Bedrock
- Raid boss bar says now displays "Raid - Victory" and Fireworks are launched from the bottom after a raid is defeated (MCPE-51267)
- Villagers now make a "No" sound when making an attempt to make a trade that they are out of inventory
- Gamers not gain a particle impact when acquiring Bad Omen from Pillager Captains
- Iron Golems now present totally different degrees of cracking relying on their health. Iron Ingots can be utilized on damaged Iron Golems to repair them (MCPE-74081)
- Removed the emerald icon above a Villager's head when buying and selling
- Iron Golems now only assault gamers which have very bad standing in a village after attacking a Villager
- Glow Lichen now has comparable brightness as Java Edition
- Foxes now aim downwards once they pounce (MCPE-143664)
- Updated commerce tables for Butchers, Cartographers, Librarians, and Wandering Traders
- Biome decoration options in cave biomes now have comparable frequency as Java Version
- Adjusted the "otherside" music disc to provide off a redstone signal of 14 to match Java Version (MCPE-145751)
- Adjusted the "Pigstep" music disc to offer off a redstone signal of thirteen to match Java Version (MCPE-74030)
- Updated textures for a number of blocks and gadgets to remove bugs and obtain parity between Bedrock and Java Edition (MCPE-127539) - Lodestone Compass
- Oak Door, Dark Oak Door, Birch Door, Spruce Door, Acacia Door, and Jungle Door
- Oak Sign, Darkish Oak Signal, Birch Sign, Spruce Signal, Acacia Signal, Jungle Signal, Warped Signal, and Crimson Sign
- Campfire and Soul Campfire
- Merchandise Frame and Glow Merchandise Frame
- Glow Berry Vines
- Comparator (On)
- Wither
- Up to date Glass Pane prime to match the new texture on Java Version (MCPE-148572)
- Mounted the top texture of Darkish Oak Logs (MCPE-148577)
- Up to date Stripped Dark Oak side texture to match the new texture on Java Version (MCPE-148576)
- Up to date Dirt Path side texture (MCPE-148568)
- Changed 'door_oak' texture filename back to 'door_wood' (MCPE-148502)
- Reversed Parrot head and wing bottom textures (MCPE-148573)
- Moved Beetroot and Melon Seed textures 1 pixel row all the way down to match Java Edition (MCPE-148561)
- Eliminated unused pixels in Cocoa Beans stage zero and stage 1 textures to match Java Edition
- Up to date Clean Stone texture in Armor Stand base (MCPE-148565)
- Eliminated horizontal strains in Oak and Iron higher Door textures (MCPE-148566)
- Removed hood in Witch, Evoker, and Vindicator textures to match Java Edition
- Modified alpha values of Crimson and Blue Stained Glass textures to match Java Edition (Vanilla Parity)
- Fixed the hammer icon's color palette on the Anvil display (MCPE-148575)
- Updated Darkish Oak Planks on the Cartography table textures (MCPE-148562)
- Up to date Spruce Planks on the Barrel bottom texture
- Up to date Planks on the Lectern base texture (MCPE-148567)
- Fixed highlight inconsistencies in Gold and Diamond Armor textures (MCPE-148591)
- Removed wandering pixel within the Carrot stage 3 texture (MCPE-148563)
- Centered the back texture of Axolotls (MCPE-148571)
- Boat oars now have the same colour because the Boat (MCPE-150492)
Technical fixes and adjustments
This one's a doozy. Here are the highlights, but if you'd like the complete record of technical changes, we've put it on a separate page!