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	Before 12w18a, the sky would instantly change its appearance after the sleeping animation, or after changing time with commands. As of 12w18a there is a noticeable delay before the sky's appearance actually changes as a result of the server only periodically sending time of day updates to clients. Fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w44a\|24w44a]] for the {{cmd\|time}} command{{info needed\|was there a bug report for this?}} and in [[Minecraft:26.1 Snapshot 3]] for beds.<ref>{{bug\|MC-233911\|\|\|Fixed}}</ref>		Before 12w18a, the sky would instantly change its appearance after the sleeping animation, or after changing time with commands. As of 12w18a there is a noticeable delay before the sky's appearance actually changes as a result of the server only periodically sending time of day updates to clients. Fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w44a\|24w44a]] for the {{cmd\|time}} command{{info needed\|was there a bug report for this?}} and in [[Minecraft:26.1 Snapshot 3]] for beds.<ref>{{bug\|MC-233911\|\|\|Fixed}}</ref>

	Note that at some point around the same time as the fix, the sun and moon began interpolating to their new positions over a single tick whenever the time changes instead of moving instantly, but this is very hard to notice and is an unrelated bug which isn't directly caused by any changes made in 12w18a.		Note that at some point around the same time as the fix, the sun and moon began interpolating to their new positions over a single tick whenever the time changes instead of moving instantly, but this is very hard to notice and is an unrelated bug which isn't directly caused by any changes made in 12w18a.{{info needed\|Has this bug been reported, and if so can a link be provided?}}
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	1.2.5 sleeping animation.gif\|Before 1.3.1		1.2.5 sleeping animation.gif\|Before 1.3.1

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	== Partially fixed features ==		== Partially fixed features ==
	=== Map behavior ===		=== Map behavior ===
	{{more images\|Comparison of pre-14w28a and post-14w28a, so we have a direct comparison between the current ~~behaviour~~ and the original, intended ~~behaviour~~\|section=1}}		{{more images\|Comparison of pre-14w28a and post-14w28a, so we have a direct comparison between the current behavior and the original, intended behavior\|section=1}}
	[[Minecraft:Map]]s originally had the ability to draw in new terrain very quickly, and the marker indicating the player's location would update in real-time as the player moved and turned. Additionally, opening an existing map after a world reload would have its contents be visible immediately. Since 12w18a, terrain on maps (both new and existing) is now very slowly drawn in column-by-column, and the position marker appears noticeably more choppy, only updating around three to four times per second.		[[Minecraft:Map]]s originally had the ability to draw in new terrain very quickly, and the marker indicating the player's location would update in real-time as the player moved and turned. Additionally, opening an existing map after a world reload would have its contents be visible immediately. Since 12w18a, terrain on maps (both new and existing) is now very slowly drawn in column-by-column, and the position marker appears noticeably more choppy, only updating around three to four times per second.

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	=== Portal travel sound ===		=== Portal travel sound ===
	Travelling to another dimension via the use of a [[Minecraft:Nether portal]] or [[Minecraft:End portal]] would result in a dedicated sound being played on the dimension loading screen. However, this sound did not play in multiplayer, and the player would instead be teleported silently. Therefore, when singleplayer was changed to use a multiplayer server in 12w18a, the sound stopped playing in singleplayer too. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 16w02a\|16w02a]], this sound would now play again, but after transport to the dimension rather than on the loading screen.<ref>{{bug\|MC-~~212651~~}}</ref>		Travelling to another dimension via the use of a [[Minecraft:Nether portal]] or [[Minecraft:End portal]] would result in a dedicated sound being played on the dimension loading screen. However, this sound did not play in multiplayer, and the player would instead be teleported silently. Therefore, when singleplayer was changed to use a multiplayer server in 12w18a, the sound stopped playing in singleplayer too. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 16w02a\|16w02a]], this sound would now play again, but after transport to the dimension rather than on the loading screen.<ref>{{bug\|MC-302305}}</ref>

	=== Directional damage tilt ===		=== Directional damage tilt ===

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	== Partially fixed features ==		== Partially fixed features ==
	=== Map behavior ===		=== Map behavior ===
	{{more images\|~~How does it look in~~ 14w28a ~~compared to before that?~~\|section=1}}		{{more images\|Comparison of pre-14w28a and post-14w28a, so we have a direct comparison between the current behaviour and the original, intended behaviour\|section=1}}
	[[Minecraft:Map]]s originally had the ability to draw in new terrain very quickly, and the marker indicating the player's location would update in real-time as the player moved and turned. Additionally, opening an existing map after a world reload would have its contents be visible immediately. Since 12w18a, terrain on maps (both new and existing) is now very slowly drawn in column-by-column, and the position marker appears noticeably more choppy, only updating around three to four times per second.		[[Minecraft:Map]]s originally had the ability to draw in new terrain very quickly, and the marker indicating the player's location would update in real-time as the player moved and turned. Additionally, opening an existing map after a world reload would have its contents be visible immediately. Since 12w18a, terrain on maps (both new and existing) is now very slowly drawn in column-by-column, and the position marker appears noticeably more choppy, only updating around three to four times per second.

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	! [[#Dragon egg trails\|Dragon egg trails]]		! [[#Dragon egg trails\|Dragon egg trails]]
	\| [[Minecraft:Dragon egg]]s would create a trail of particles leading from their old location to their new location upon teleporting.		\| [[Minecraft:Dragon egg]]s would create a trail of particles leading from their old location to their new location upon teleporting.
	\| {{tc\|~~yes~~\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]] (partial)<br>[[Minecraft:~~Planned versions#Planned fixes\|Future Version~~]] (full)}}		\| {{tc\|upcoming\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]] (partial)<br>[[Minecraft:26.3 Snapshot 4]] (full)}}
	\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-160}}<br>{{bug\|MC-2157}}}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-160}}<br>{{bug\|MC-2157}}}}
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	== Partially fixed features ==		== Partially fixed features ==
	~~=== Dragon egg trails ===~~
	When first implemented, [[Minecraft:dragon egg]]s would leave a trail of particles upon performing a teleportation. This trail of particles would lead from their initial position directly to the position they teleported to. Like several other particle effects, these stopped appearing in 12w18a.

	In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]],<ref>{{bug\|MC-160}}</ref> the particles were restored, but they are broken – they are created by the client independently of the egg's actual teleport destination, and thus rarely point to the correct location. This would eventually be fixed,<ref>{{bug\|MC-2157}}</ref> with the fix [[Minecraft:Planned versions#Planned fixes\|having yet to be released]].
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~Dragon egg trail particles.png\|b1.9-pre6 – 12w17a: accurate particles~~
	~~Dragon egg no trail particles.png\|12w18a – 1.4.2: no particles~~
	~~Dragon egg wrong trail particles.png\|1.4.3 – 26.3 Snapshot 3: particles point in a completely wrong direction~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	=== Map behavior ===		=== Map behavior ===
	{{more images\|How does it look in 14w28a compared to before that?\|section=1}}		{{more images\|How does it look in 14w28a compared to before that?\|section=1}}
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	=== Sky instantly reflecting desired time after time change ===		=== Sky instantly reflecting desired time after time change ===
	Before 12w18a, the sky would instantly change its appearance after the sleeping animation, or after changing time with commands. As of 12w18a there is a noticeable delay before the sky's appearance actually changes as a result of the server only periodically sending time of day updates to clients. Fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w44a\|24w44a]] for the {{cmd\|time}} command{{info needed\|was there a bug report for this?}} and in [[Minecraft:26.1 Snapshot 3]] for beds.<ref>{{bug\|MC-233911\|\|\|Fixed}}</ref>		Before 12w18a, the sky would instantly change its appearance after the sleeping animation, or after changing time with commands. As of 12w18a there is a noticeable delay before the sky's appearance actually changes as a result of the server only periodically sending time of day updates to clients. Fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w44a\|24w44a]] for the {{cmd\|time}} command{{info needed\|was there a bug report for this?}} and in [[Minecraft:26.1 Snapshot 3]] for beds.<ref>{{bug\|MC-233911\|\|\|Fixed}}</ref>

			Note that at some point around the same time as the fix, the sun and moon began interpolating to their new positions over a single tick whenever the time changes instead of moving instantly, but this is very hard to notice and is an unrelated bug which isn't directly caused by any changes made in 12w18a.
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	1.2.5 sleeping animation.gif\|Before 1.3.1		1.2.5 sleeping animation.gif\|Before 1.3.1
	1.3.1 sleeping animation.gif\|After 1.3.1		1.3.1 sleeping animation.gif\|After 1.3.1
			</gallery>

			=== Dragon egg trails ===
			{{In development\|je\|\|26.3\|section=1\|}}
			When first implemented, [[Minecraft:dragon egg]]s would leave a trail of particles upon performing a teleportation. This trail of particles would lead from their initial position directly to the position they teleported to. Like several other particle effects, these stopped appearing in 12w18a.

			In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]],<ref>{{bug\|MC-160}}</ref> the particles were restored, but they were still broken – as they are created by the client independently of the egg's actual teleport destination, they rarely point to the correct location.<ref>{{bug\|MC-2157}}</ref> This bug would eventually be fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3 Snapshot 4\|26.3 Snapshot 4]], with the trail of particles once again leading to the dragon egg's actual teleport destination.
			<gallery>
			Dragon egg trail particles.png\|b1.9-pre6 – 12w17a: accurate particles
			Dragon egg no trail particles.png\|12w18a – 1.4.2: no particles
			Dragon egg wrong trail particles.png\|1.4.3 – 26.3 Snapshot 3: particles point in a completely wrong direction
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

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	\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-72846}}<br />{{bug\|MC-233911}}}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-72846}}<br />{{bug\|MC-233911}}}}
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	! ~~rowspan=2 \|~~ [[#Dragon egg trails\|Dragon egg trails]]		! [[#Dragon egg trails\|Dragon egg trails]]
	~~\| rowspan=2~~ \| [[Minecraft:Dragon egg]]s would create a trail of particles leading from their old location to their new location upon teleporting.		\| [[Minecraft:Dragon egg]]s would create a trail of particles leading from their old location to their new location upon teleporting.
	\| ~~rowspan=2~~ {{tc\|~~partial~~\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]] (partial)}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]] (partial)<br>[[Minecraft:Planned versions#Planned fixes\|Future Version]] (full)}}
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	! [[#Map behavior\|Map behavior]]		! [[#Map behavior\|Map behavior]]
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	When first implemented, [[Minecraft:dragon egg]]s would leave a trail of particles upon performing a teleportation. This trail of particles would lead from their initial position directly to the position they teleported to. Like several other particle effects, these stopped appearing in 12w18a.		When first implemented, [[Minecraft:dragon egg]]s would leave a trail of particles upon performing a teleportation. This trail of particles would lead from their initial position directly to the position they teleported to. Like several other particle effects, these stopped appearing in 12w18a.

	In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]],<ref>{{bug\|MC-160}}</ref> the particles were restored, but they are broken – they are created by the client independently of the egg's actual teleport destination, and thus rarely point to the correct location. This ~~has~~ yet to be ~~fixed~~.		In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]],<ref>{{bug\|MC-160}}</ref> the particles were restored, but they are broken – they are created by the client independently of the egg's actual teleport destination, and thus rarely point to the correct location. This would eventually be fixed,<ref>{{bug\|MC-2157}}</ref> with the fix [[Minecraft:Planned versions#Planned fixes\|having yet to be released]].
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Dragon egg trail particles.png\|b1.9-pre6 – 12w17a: accurate particles		Dragon egg trail particles.png\|b1.9-pre6 – 12w17a: accurate particles
	Dragon egg no trail particles.png\|12w18a – 1.4.2: no particles		Dragon egg no trail particles.png\|12w18a – 1.4.2: no particles
	Dragon egg wrong trail particles.png\|1.4.3 – ~~present~~: particles point in a completely wrong direction		Dragon egg wrong trail particles.png\|1.4.3 – 26.3 Snapshot 3: particles point in a completely wrong direction
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	! [[#Most server-side particles\|Most server-side particles]]		! [[#Most server-side particles\|Most server-side particles]]
	\| Water/lava collisions, burning out redstone torches, mob armor breaking, ~~end~~ portal frame eye additions and more would create dedicated particles for these events.		\| Water/lava collisions, burning out redstone torches, mob armor breaking, End portal frame eye additions and more would create dedicated particles for these events.
	\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:19w14a]]}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:19w14a]]}}
	\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-10369}}}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-10369}}}}
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	! [[#Nether portal exit animation\|Nether portal exit animation]]		! [[#Nether portal exit animation\|Nether portal exit animation]]
	\| Being placed at a destination ~~nether~~ portal would show the effect at full intensity, rapidly decreasing to nothing.		\| Being placed at a destination Nether portal would show the effect at full intensity, rapidly decreasing to nothing.
	\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:1.20 Pre-release 1]]}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:1.20 Pre-release 1]]}}
	\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-180}}}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-180}}}}
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	! [[#Instant entity teleportation\|Instant entity teleportation]]		! [[#Instant entity teleportation\|Instant entity teleportation]]
	\| Teleporting entities, namely ~~Endermen~~, would move instantly to their new location instead of interpolating to it.		\| Teleporting entities, namely endermen, would move instantly to their new location instead of interpolating to it.
	\| {{tc\|no\|Not fixed}}		\| {{tc\|no\|Not fixed}}
	\| {{tc\|no\|{{bug\|MC-303560}}<br />resolved as "Works As Intended"}}		\| {{tc\|no\|{{bug\|MC-303560}}<br />resolved as "Works As Intended"}}
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	=== Portal travel sound ===		=== Portal travel sound ===
	Travelling to another dimension via the use of a [[Minecraft:~~nether~~ portal]] or [[Minecraft:~~end~~ portal]] would result in a dedicated sound being played on the dimension loading screen. However, this sound did not play in multiplayer, and the player would instead be teleported silently. Therefore, when singleplayer was changed to use a multiplayer server in 12w18a, the sound stopped playing in singleplayer too. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 16w02a\|16w02a]], this sound would now play again, but after transport to the dimension rather than on the loading screen.<ref>{{bug\|MC-212651}}</ref>		Travelling to another dimension via the use of a [[Minecraft:Nether portal]] or [[Minecraft:End portal]] would result in a dedicated sound being played on the dimension loading screen. However, this sound did not play in multiplayer, and the player would instead be teleported silently. Therefore, when singleplayer was changed to use a multiplayer server in 12w18a, the sound stopped playing in singleplayer too. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 16w02a\|16w02a]], this sound would now play again, but after transport to the dimension rather than on the loading screen.<ref>{{bug\|MC-212651}}</ref>

	=== Directional damage tilt ===		=== Directional damage tilt ===
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	* Particles from mobs created by [[Minecraft:monster spawner]]s		* Particles from mobs created by [[Minecraft:monster spawner]]s
	* Particles from contact between [[Minecraft:water]] and [[Minecraft:lava]]		* Particles from contact between [[Minecraft:water]] and [[Minecraft:lava]]
	* Particles from placing an [[Minecraft:eye of ender]] in an [[Minecraft:~~end~~ portal frame]]		* Particles from placing an [[Minecraft:eye of ender]] in an [[Minecraft:End portal frame]]

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	=== Nether portal exit animation ===		=== Nether portal exit animation ===
	Exiting a ~~nether~~ portal originally showed a [[Minecraft:screen effect]] combination, in which the nausea effect would ramp down and stop and the portal texture overlay would disappear. Starting in 12w18a, this would no longer occur; spawning in the exit portal would either not play a screen animation at all, or the ramp-up animation used when entering the portal would repeat and then loop forever until stepping out. As of 12w34a, the latter now seems to occur consistently, making the brokenness of this harder to spot.		Exiting a Nether portal originally showed a [[Minecraft:screen effect]] combination, in which the nausea effect would ramp down and stop and the portal texture overlay would disappear. Starting in 12w18a, this would no longer occur; spawning in the exit portal would either not play a screen animation at all, or the ramp-up animation used when entering the portal would repeat and then loop forever until stepping out. As of 12w34a, the latter now seems to occur consistently, making the brokenness of this harder to spot.

	The intended animation was restored in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.20 Pre-release 1\|1.20 Pre-release 1]].		The intended animation was restored in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.20 Pre-release 1\|1.20 Pre-release 1]].
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	</gallery>		</gallery>

	The table below demonstrates the historical visual behavior of entering a ~~nether~~ portal, with time passing going to the right. Blank spaces show where the effect does not play, an animated ~~nether~~ portal texture shows when the effect is at full intensity, and a static ~~nether~~ portal texture shows where the portal animation is either accelerating or decelerating.		The table below demonstrates the historical visual behavior of entering a Nether portal, with time passing going to the right. Blank spaces show where the effect does not play, an animated Nether portal texture shows when the effect is at full intensity, and a static Nether portal texture shows where the portal animation is either accelerating or decelerating.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	=== Sky instantly reflecting desired time after time change ===		=== Sky instantly reflecting desired time after time change ===
	Before 12w18a, the sky would instantly change its appearance after the sleeping animation, or after changing time with commands. As of 12w18a there is a noticeable delay before the sky's appearance actually changes as a result of the server only periodically sending time of day updates to clients. Fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w44a\|24w44a]] for the {{cmd\|time}} command{{info needed\|was there a bug report for this?}} and in [[Minecraft:26.1 Snapshot 3]] for beds.<ref>{{bug\|MC-233911}}</ref>		Before 12w18a, the sky would instantly change its appearance after the sleeping animation, or after changing time with commands. As of 12w18a there is a noticeable delay before the sky's appearance actually changes as a result of the server only periodically sending time of day updates to clients. Fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w44a\|24w44a]] for the {{cmd\|time}} command{{info needed\|was there a bug report for this?}} and in [[Minecraft:26.1 Snapshot 3]] for beds.<ref>{{bug\|MC-233911\|\|\|Fixed}}</ref>
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	1.2.5 sleeping animation.gif\|Before 1.3.1		1.2.5 sleeping animation.gif\|Before 1.3.1

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	\|Smooth Stone Slab		\|Smooth Stone Slab
	}}		}}
	These are the same blocks that Creative mode players spawned with from [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091223-~~1457~~\|Indev version 20091223-~~1457~~]] until the mode's removal [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091231-1856\|a few days later]]. When commands were added to singleplayer in [[Minecraft:12w16a]], these blocks would also be given when switching from Survival to Creative mode using the {{cmd\|gamemode}} command. In 12w18a onwards, the player no longer receives these blocks.		These are the same blocks that Creative mode players spawned with from [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091223-1459\|Indev version 20091223-1459]] until the mode's removal [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091231-1856\|a few days later]]. When commands were added to singleplayer in [[Minecraft:12w16a]], these blocks would also be given when switching from Survival to Creative mode using the {{cmd\|gamemode}} command. In 12w18a onwards, the player no longer receives these blocks.

	== Partially fixed features ==		== Partially fixed features ==

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	This is a list of features which were broken by 12w18a's client-server logic split which remained broken into the full release of 1.3.1. As a relatively large number of things were affected by this change, and in many cases the differences are subtle or difficult to notice at a glance, this page serves to demonstrate these behaviors in more detail than is typically provided by the regular changelog.		This is a list of features which were broken by [[Minecraft:Java Edition 12w18a\|12w18a]]'s client-server logic split which remained broken into the full release of 1.3.1. As a relatively large number of things were affected by this change, and in many cases the differences are subtle or difficult to notice at a glance, this page serves to demonstrate these behaviors in more detail than is typically provided by the regular changelog.

	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
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	=== Notch dropping an apple on death ===		=== Notch dropping an apple on death ===
	Prior to ~~[[Minecraft:Java Edition~~ 12w18a~~\|12w18a]]~~, any player named "[[Minecraft:Notch]]" would drop an [[Minecraft:apple]] along with their inventory when killed in singleplayer. This no longer happens, and their inventory will simply be dropped as normal.		Prior to 12w18a, any player named "[[Minecraft:Notch]]" would drop an [[Minecraft:apple]] along with their inventory when killed in singleplayer. This no longer happens, and their inventory will simply be dropped as normal.

	In the years since, Mojang has distanced themselves from Notch and removed most references to him from the game, following controversial statements he made on Twitter. Despite this, the associated bug tracker issue remains open.		In the years since, Mojang has distanced themselves from Notch and removed most references to him from the game, following controversial statements he made on Twitter. Despite this, the associated bug tracker issue remains open.

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	\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:14w32a]]}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:14w32a]]}}
	\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-2390}}}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-2390}}}}
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	~~! [[#Portal travel sound\|Portal travel sound]]~~
	~~\| Entering a Nether portal or End portal would play a sound once the loading screen appeared.~~
	~~\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:16w02a]]}}~~
	~~\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-233}}}}~~
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	! [[#Most server-side particles\|Most server-side particles]]		! [[#Most server-side particles\|Most server-side particles]]
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	\| {{tc\|partial\|[[Minecraft:14w28a]] (partial)}}		\| {{tc\|partial\|[[Minecraft:14w28a]] (partial)}}
	\| {{tc\|partial\|{{bug\|MC-237239}}}}		\| {{tc\|partial\|{{bug\|MC-237239}}}}
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			! rowspan=2 \|[[#Portal travel sound\|Portal travel sound]]
			\| rowspan=2 \|Entering a Nether portal or End portal would play a sound once the loading screen appeared.
			\| rowspan=2 {{tc\|partial\|[[Minecraft:16w02a]] (partial)}}
			\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-233}}}}
			\|-
			\| {{tc\|no\|{{bug\|MC-212651\|resolution=Invalid}}}}
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	! rowspan=2 \| [[#Directional damage tilt\|Directional damage tilt]]		! rowspan=2 \| [[#Directional damage tilt\|Directional damage tilt]]
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	=== Notch dropping an apple on death ===		=== Notch dropping an apple on death ===
	Prior to 12w18a, any player named "[[Minecraft:Notch]]" would drop an [[Minecraft:apple]] along with their inventory when killed in singleplayer. This no longer happens, and their inventory will simply be dropped as normal.		Prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition 12w18a\|12w18a]], any player named "[[Minecraft:Notch]]" would drop an [[Minecraft:apple]] along with their inventory when killed in singleplayer. This no longer happens, and their inventory will simply be dropped as normal.

	In the years since, Mojang has distanced themselves from Notch and removed most references to him from the game, following controversial statements he made on Twitter. Despite this, the associated bug tracker issue remains open.		In the years since, Mojang has distanced themselves from Notch and removed most references to him from the game, following controversial statements he made on Twitter. Despite this, the associated bug tracker issue remains open.
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	1.3.1 map marker rotation.gif\|Marker rotation		1.3.1 map marker rotation.gif\|Marker rotation
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			=== Portal travel sound ===
			Travelling to another dimension via the use of a [[Minecraft:nether portal]] or [[Minecraft:end portal]] would result in a dedicated sound being played on the dimension loading screen. However, this sound did not play in multiplayer, and the player would instead be teleported silently. Therefore, when singleplayer was changed to use a multiplayer server in 12w18a, the sound stopped playing in singleplayer too. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 16w02a\|16w02a]], this sound would now play again, but after transport to the dimension rather than on the loading screen.<ref>{{bug\|MC-212651}}</ref>

	=== Directional damage tilt ===		=== Directional damage tilt ===
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	1.3.1 lost hearts.png\|After 1.3.1		1.3.1 lost hearts.png\|After 1.3.1
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	~~=== Portal travel sound ===~~
	Travelling to another dimension via the use of a [[Minecraft:nether portal]] or [[Minecraft:end portal]] would result in a dedicated sound being played on the dimension loading screen. However, this sound did not play in multiplayer, and the player would instead be teleported silently. Therefore, when singleplayer was changed to use a multiplayer server in 12w18a, the sound stopped playing in singleplayer too. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 16w02a\|16w02a]], this sound would now play again, but after transport to the dimension rather than on the loading screen.<ref>{{bug\|MC-212651}}</ref>

	=== Most server-side particles ===		=== Most server-side particles ===

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	! ~~rowspan=2 \|~~ [[#Dragon egg trails\|Dragon egg trails]]		! [[#Dragon egg trails\|Dragon egg trails]]
	~~\| rowspan=2~~ \| [[Minecraft:Dragon egg]]s would create a trail of particles leading from their old location to their new location upon teleporting.		\| [[Minecraft:Dragon egg]]s would create a trail of particles leading from their old location to their new location upon teleporting.
	\| ~~rowspan=2~~ {{tc\|~~partial~~\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]] (partial)}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]] (partial)<br>[[Minecraft:Planned versions#Planned fixes\|Future Version]] (full)}}
	\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-160}}}}		\| {{tc\|yes\|{{bug\|MC-160}}<br>{{bug\|MC-2157}}}}
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	! [[#Map behavior\|Map behavior]]		! [[#Map behavior\|Map behavior]]
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	When first implemented, [[Minecraft:dragon egg]]s would leave a trail of particles upon performing a teleportation. This trail of particles would lead from their initial position directly to the position they teleported to. Like several other particle effects, these stopped appearing in 12w18a.		When first implemented, [[Minecraft:dragon egg]]s would leave a trail of particles upon performing a teleportation. This trail of particles would lead from their initial position directly to the position they teleported to. Like several other particle effects, these stopped appearing in 12w18a.

	In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]],<ref>{{bug\|MC-160}}</ref> the particles were restored, but they are broken – they are created by the client independently of the egg's actual teleport destination, and thus rarely point to the correct location. This ~~has~~ yet to be ~~fixed~~.		In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.4.3\|1.4.3]],<ref>{{bug\|MC-160}}</ref> the particles were restored, but they are broken – they are created by the client independently of the egg's actual teleport destination, and thus rarely point to the correct location. This would eventually be fixed,<ref>{{bug\|MC-2157}}</ref> with the fix [[Minecraft:Planned versions#Planned fixes\|having yet to be released]].
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	Dragon egg trail particles.png\|b1.9-pre6 – 12w17a: accurate particles		Dragon egg trail particles.png\|b1.9-pre6 – 12w17a: accurate particles
	Dragon egg no trail particles.png\|12w18a – 1.4.2: no particles		Dragon egg no trail particles.png\|12w18a – 1.4.2: no particles
	Dragon egg wrong trail particles.png\|1.4.3 – ~~present~~: particles point in a completely wrong direction		Dragon egg wrong trail particles.png\|1.4.3 – 26.3 Snapshot 3: particles point in a completely wrong direction
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