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	!Nautilus Swimming<ref group="note">The older Nautilus Swimming sounds had an echo effect.</ref>		!Nautilus Swimming<ref group="note">The older Nautilus Swimming sounds had an echo effect.</ref>
	![[Minecraft:Java Edition ~~25w41a~~\|~~25w41a~~]]		![[Minecraft:Java Edition 25w44a\|25w44a]]
	![[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.11 Pre-Release 1\|1.21.11 Pre-Release 1]]		![[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.11 Pre-Release 1\|1.21.11 Pre-Release 1]]
	\|[[File:Nautilus swim1 JE1 BE1.ogg\|frameless]]		\|[[File:Nautilus swim1 JE1 BE1.ogg\|frameless]]
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	\|Shown when the splashes.txt file has been modified or deleted without also deleting the META-INF folder. References a [[Minecraft:wikipedia:MissingNo.\|glitch Pokémon]] found in ''[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Pokémon Red and Blue\|Pokémon Red and Blue]]''. ~~Likely removed due to referencing third-party material.{{info needed\|Was it replaced? I remember there now being a control character displayed in this situation}}~~		\|Shown when the splashes.txt file has been modified or deleted without also deleting the META-INF folder. References a [[Minecraft:wikipedia:MissingNo.\|glitch Pokémon]] found in ''[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Pokémon Red and Blue\|Pokémon Red and Blue]]''.
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.12]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.12]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] ([[Minecraft:19w13a]])		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] ([[Minecraft:19w13a]])

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	==== Camera view pivot ====		==== Camera view pivot {{Verify\|The behaviour described here refers to bug MC-225335, and it never was announced as an intentional change. However, a similar feature was removed in 1.14.4-pre6 which was indeed a camera pivot (this one got announced) that shifted the camera backwards on the z angle (prior to 1.9, the camera was shifted twice as much in comparison to the latest version this was in) }} ====
	When [[Minecraft:Options#Video Settings\|View Bobbing]] is enabled, vertical player movement affects the camera by pivoting it up and down. Upwards movement pivots the camera upwards whilst downwards movement pivots the camera downwards.		When [[Minecraft:Options#Video Settings\|View Bobbing]] is enabled, vertical player movement affects the camera by pivoting it up and down. Upwards movement pivots the camera upwards whilst downwards movement pivots the camera downwards.
	Removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] for performance reasons.		Removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] for performance reasons.

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	==== Texture packs ====		==== Texture packs ====
	[[Minecraft:Texture pack]]s were added in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.2.2\|Alpha v1.2.2]], and were replaced with [[Minecraft:resource pack]]s in snapshot [[Minecraft:Java Edition 13w24a\|13w24a]] for [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.6.1\|1.6.1]].		[[Minecraft:Texture pack (Java Edition)\|Texture pack]]s were added in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.2.2\|Alpha v1.2.2]], and were replaced with [[Minecraft:resource pack]]s in snapshot [[Minecraft:Java Edition 13w24a\|13w24a]] for [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.6.1\|1.6.1]].

	==== "Super Secret Settings" button ====		==== "Super Secret Settings" button ====
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	=== Other ===		=== Other ===
	==== "Play Tutorial Level" button ====		==== "Play Tutorial Level" button ====
	An unclickable "Play Tutorial Level" button was added to the main menu during Indev. With the addition of [[Minecraft:texture pack]]s in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha 1.2.2\|Alpha v1.2.2]], the button was removed. No tutorial level had actually existed during that time.		An unclickable "Play Tutorial Level" button was added to the main menu during Indev. With the addition of [[Minecraft:Texture pack (Java Edition)\|texture pack]]s in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha 1.2.2\|Alpha v1.2.2]], the button was removed. No tutorial level had actually existed during that time.

	=== Textures ===		=== Textures ===

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	==== Old ender exit portal generation ====		==== Old ender exit portal generation ====
	Prior to Java Edition 1.9, [[Minecraft:Exit portal\|exit portals]] were generating in location where [[Minecraft:Ender Dragon\|ender dragon]] was killed. In 1.9, this no longer happens and unfilled exit portals are now pre-generated, and will become filled after ender dragon is defeated.		Prior to Java Edition 1.9, [[Minecraft:Exit portal\|exit portals]] were generating in location where [[Minecraft:Ender Dragon\|ender dragon]] was killed. In 1.9, this no longer happens and unfilled exit portals are now pre-generated, and will become filled after ender dragon is defeated.

			==== Tuff layer on amethyst geodes ====
			During development of [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.17\|1.17]], the outer layer on [[Minecraft:Amethyst Geode\|amethyst geodes]] was generated with [[Minecraft:tuff]], rather than with [[Minecraft:Smooth Basalt\|smooth basalt]] when amethyst geodes were added in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 20w45a\|20w45a]]. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 21w08a\|21w08a]], tuff on outer layer was replaced with smooth basalt.

	== Map settings ==		== Map settings ==

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	These fixes are related only to older versions as the issue was fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18.1\|1.18.1]]. [https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/important-message--security-vulnerability-java-edition]		These fixes are related only to older versions as the issue was fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18.1\|1.18.1]]. [https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/important-message--security-vulnerability-java-edition]

			==== Old version formats ====
			Throughout the history of Minecraft, various obsolete version formats existed.

			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition pre-Classic\|Pre-Classic]]: rd-xxxxxx & rd-xxxxxxxx
			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic\|Classic]]: 0.0.0a & 0.0.00a (Minor versions: 0.0.00a_00. Survival Test: 0.2X_SURVIVAL_TEST)
			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev\|Indev]]: Indev 2009xxxx & Indev 2010xxxx<ref group="note">All early Indev versions had number "0.31" right after word "Indev". Also, most of Indev versions had additional digits as suffix (i.e. Indev 2010xxxx-xxxx).</ref>
			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev\|Infdev]]: Infdev 2010xxxx & Infdev 2010xxxx-xxxx
			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha\|Alpha]]: v1.0.0 & v1.0.10 (Minor versions: v1.0.0_00 & v1.0.10_00)<ref group="note">Alpha v1.2.2 also used special version format (v1.2.2a and v1.2.2b).</ref>
			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta\|Beta]]: 1.0 (Minor versions: 1.0_00/1.0.0)<ref group="note">Special version Beta 1.2_02 (20110517) with unique version format exists.</ref>
			* Special Alpha & Beta releases types: Preview, Dev, Test Build and PAX Prime
			* [[Minecraft:Java Edition\|Release]]: 1.0 & 1.10 (Minor versions: 1.0.0, 1.0.10 & 1.10.0)
			* [[Minecraft:Snapshot\|Snapshots]]: 00w00a/-b/-c/-d/-e/-~
			* Unique: Pre-release 2 ;) (of Beta 1.8), Pre-release 2 Beta 2 (of Beta 1.9 pre2) and 1.7.5-wip (of Release 1.7.5)

	=== Pre-loaded items ===		=== Pre-loaded items ===

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 Web browser Minecraft version was based on Java applet (an obsolete Java feature based on old technology NPAPI, phased out in major web browsers between 2013-2018). [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_applet][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI#Support]
 ==== Manual log4j vulnerability patching ====
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 Since [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.3.1]], creating a new world in [[Minecraft:Creative]] mode no longer spawns the player with any items in their inventory.
-== Generated structures ==
+== World generation ==
 === Brick pyramid ===
 {{main|Brick pyramid}}
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 === Dripstone generating in regular caves ===
 In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.17]], [[Minecraft:Dripstone (feature)|dripstone clusters]] were generating in [[Minecraft:Cave|regular caves]] due to revamped caves (including [[Minecraft:Dripstone Caves|dripstone caves]] where dripstone was supposed to generate) being disabled in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 21w15a|21w15a]]. In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18]], dripstone clusters are no longer generating in regular caves due to dripstone caves being re-implemented to game.
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 === Old ore distribution ===
 {{Main article|Ore/Pre-1.17 distribution}}Prior to Java Edition 1.18, [[Minecraft:ore]] distribution was different. Ores were generating at different heights and different abundances because caves were smaller and worlds had smaller height. Ore distribution was overhauled in 1.18 after large caves and large mountains were added and world height was increased, while the old ore distribution was removed.
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 !Poplar Leaves Wind
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 * Between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.0.14a|Classic 0.0.14a]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev 20100617-1531|Infdev 20100617-1531]], placing [[Minecraft:sand]] or [[Minecraft:gravel]] above an [[Minecraft:air]] block made them appear instantly at the lowest point they can go rather than turning into [[Minecraft:Falling Block|falling block entity]].
 * Prior to Survival Test, [[Minecraft:Sapling|saplings]] were never growing into trees and existed as ordinary blocks.
 === Item interactions ===
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 ==== Villagers using pig AI ====
 In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.0.0|1.0.0]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.1|1.1]], [[Minecraft:Villager|villagers]] used same AI as [[Minecraft:Pig|pigs]]. This was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.2.1|1.2.1]] and villagers now use their own AI.
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 ==== Old mob movement animations ====
-{{More images|Add walking animation for 14w11a endermite and flying animation for 18w07a phantom (use only gif format)}}
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	==== Animation placeholder textures ====		==== Animation placeholder textures ====
	{{Main article\|Animation placeholder texture}}Animation placeholder textures were special textures stored in [[Minecraft:Texture atlas/Predefined\|pre-defined texture atlases]] which served as stand-ins for animated textures. When texture atlases were loaded into memory, the placeholder textures were internally overwritten with the animated versions. They were removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.5]].		{{Main article\|Animation placeholder texture}}Animation placeholder textures were special textures stored in [[Minecraft:Texture atlas/Predefined\|pre-defined texture atlases]] which served as stand-ins for animated textures (specifically for [[Minecraft:water]], [[Minecraft:lava]], [[Minecraft:fire]], [[Minecraft:Nether Portal (block)\|nether portals]] and [[Minecraft:Gear\|gears]]). When texture atlases were loaded into memory, the placeholder textures were internally overwritten with the animated versions. They were removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.5]] (except placeholder textures for gears which were removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.0.1\|Java Edition Alpha 1.0.1]]).

	==== Debug properties ====		==== Debug properties ====

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	==== Notch dropping an apple ====		==== Notch dropping an apple ====
	Before [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.3.1\|1.3.1]], players named "[[Minecraft:Notch]]" would drop an [[Minecraft:apple]] along with the rest of their inventory upon death. Apples were otherwise unobtainable before [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]].		Before [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.3.1\|1.3.1]], players named "[[Minecraft:Notch]]" would drop an [[Minecraft:apple]] along with the rest of their inventory upon death. Apples were otherwise unobtainable before [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]].

			==== Old block and item rarity classification ====
			{{Main article\|Rarity/Before 1.21.2 & 1.21.30}}Prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.2]], blocks and items used different rarity levels.

	=== Movement and survival ===		=== Movement and survival ===
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	The bug that allowed invalid block placement by placing blocks into fluids was fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.5\|Beta 1.5]], making triple chests unobtainable (unless generated naturally). However, any existing triple, quadruple and quintuple chests remained functional until [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.13\|1.13]].		The bug that allowed invalid block placement by placing blocks into fluids was fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.5\|Beta 1.5]], making triple chests unobtainable (unless generated naturally). However, any existing triple, quadruple and quintuple chests remained functional until [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.13\|1.13]].

			==== Oversized item drops of non-full blocks ====
			In [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3\|Beta 1.7.3]] and earlier versions, [[Minecraft:stairs]], [[Minecraft:Cactus\|cacti]], [[Minecraft:farmland]] [[Minecraft:Farmland\|blocks]], [[Minecraft:Pressure plate\|pressure plates]], [[Minecraft:Fence\|fences]], [[Minecraft:Cake\|cakes]], [[Minecraft:Snow\|snow layers]], [[Minecraft:Button\|buttons]], and [[Minecraft:Trapdoor\|trapdoors]] appeared larger than other items when dropped. This was fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8\|Beta 1.8]].<gallery>
			File:DroppedItemComparison.png\|Comparison of several block drops between Beta 1.7.3 and Beta 1.8.
			</gallery>

	==== Restricted placement of non-full blocks ====		==== Restricted placement of non-full blocks ====
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	==== Plants decaying in darkness ====		==== Plants decaying in darkness ====
	When [[Minecraft:Dandelion\|dandelions]], [[Minecraft:Poppy\|roses]] and [[Minecraft:Mushroom\|mushrooms]] were added in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.0.20a\|0.0.20a]], they decayed when placed in darkness.{{more info\|specify how many seconds.}} This behavior was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.24 SURVIVAL TEST\|0.24_SURVIVAL_TEST]].		When [[Minecraft:Dandelion\|dandelions]], [[Minecraft:Poppy\|roses]] and [[Minecraft:Mushroom\|mushrooms]] were added in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.0.20a\|0.0.20a]], they decayed when placed in darkness.{{more info\|specify how many seconds.}} This behavior was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.24 SURVIVAL TEST\|0.24_SURVIVAL_TEST]].

			==== Flower pot shading ====
			In [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8]], plants in flower pots were accidentally programmed to use directional shading. This was reverted in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21.2\|1.21.2]] (snapshot [[Minecraft:Java Edition 24w33a\|24w33a]]).<ref>[[Minecraft:bugtracker:MC-129826\|MC-129826]]</ref>

	==== Arbitrary placement of plants ====		==== Arbitrary placement of plants ====
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	!Fixed in		!Fixed in
	!Issue		!Issue
	~~!Note~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|Axes breaking all slabs		\|Axes breaking all slabs
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 13w43a\|13w43a]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 13w43a\|13w43a]]
	\|MC-15688		\|MC-15688
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Placing end crystals		\|Placing end crystals
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 15w51a\|15w51a]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 15w51a\|15w51a]]
	\|MC-93474		\|MC-93474
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Placing buckets of water, lava or fish		\|Placing buckets of water, lava or fish
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 18w33a\|18w33a]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 18w33a\|18w33a]]
	\|MC-131346		\|MC-131346
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	\|-		\|-
	\|Toggling redstone dust between cross and dot		\|Toggling redstone dust between cross and dot
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 20w22a\|20w22a]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 20w22a\|20w22a]]
	\|MC-184778		\|MC-184778
	\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Interacting with light blocks		\|Interacting with light blocks
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.19.3 Pre-release 3\|1.19.3-pre3]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.19.3 Pre-release 3\|1.19.3-pre3]]
	\|MC-234702		\|MC-234702
	\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|Editing signs		\|Editing signs
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 23w14a\|23w14a]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 23w14a\|23w14a]]
	\|MC-261197		\|MC-261197
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			\|Destroying pointed dripstones with tridents
			\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 23w42a\|23w42a]] & [[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3 Snapshot 1\|26.3 Snapshot 1]]
			\|MC-225365 & MC-308789
	\|-		\|-
	\|Destroying chorus flowers with projectiles		\|Destroying chorus flowers with projectiles
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 23w42a\|23w42a]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 23w42a\|23w42a]] & [[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3 Snapshot 2\|26.3 Snapshot 2]]
	\|MC-225364		\|MC-225364 & MC-309081
	\|		\|-
			\|Igniting TNT blocks
			\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3 Snapshot 1\|26.3 Snapshot 1]]
			\|MC-222818
	\|-		\|-
	\|Destroying ~~pointed dripstones~~ with ~~tridents~~		\|Destroying decorated pots with projectiles
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition ~~23w42a~~\|~~23w42a~~]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3 Snapshot 2\|26.3 Snapshot 2]]
	\|MC-~~225365~~		\|MC-309081
	~~\|Started occuring again due to regression (MC-308789)~~
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	1.7 and 1.8 started to make major changes to the world boundary to bring it to its modern state. 1.7 first made all blocks beyond 30 million completely solid, including air. Said wall could still be surpassed, however, by flying over it, as it only extended to the 32-bit limit on the Y-axis, allowing for 32 million blocks to be reached once more and the illegal position game crash triggered. The boundary became more unstable from version to version throughout 1.8's development, with the end result on its release being that chunks beyond 30 million blocks would no longer render, and teleporting beyond 30 million would crash the game. 1.9 would allow chunks beyond 30 million blocks to render once more, and prevent teleportation beyond 30 million blocks at all. Little has changed about the world boundary between this point and 1.21.		1.7 and 1.8 started to make major changes to the world boundary to bring it to its modern state. 1.7 first made all blocks beyond 30 million completely solid, including air. Said wall could still be surpassed, however, by flying over it, as it only extended to the 32-bit limit on the Y-axis, allowing for 32 million blocks to be reached once more and the illegal position game crash triggered. The boundary became more unstable from version to version throughout 1.8's development, with the end result on its release being that chunks beyond 30 million blocks would no longer render, and teleporting beyond 30 million would crash the game. 1.9 would allow chunks beyond 30 million blocks to render once more, and prevent teleportation beyond 30 million blocks at all. Little has changed about the world boundary between this point and 1.21.

	=== Far Lands ~~<sup>~~[~~''until~~: [[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3\|JE 26.3]]~~'']</sup> ===~~		=== Far Lands ===
	~~{{main\|~~Far Lands (Java Edition~~)}}~~		{{main\|Far Lands (Java Edition)}}This section describes far lands as a world generation bug that existed in versions prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8\|Beta 1.8]]. For far lands in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 26.3\|26.3]] and newer versions, see: [[Minecraft:Java Edition distance effects#With Far Lands debug property on\|Java Edition distance effects § With Far Lands debug property on]]

	==== Basic theory ====		==== Basic theory ====

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	==== Old tooltips ====		==== Old tooltips ====
	Old hover tooltips between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.0\|Beta 1.0]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8.1\|Beta 1.8.1]] were different. They didn't ~~had~~ outline and rounded corners and looked more simple. Hover tooltips were replaced in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.0.0\|1.0.0]].<gallery>		Old hover tooltips between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.0\|Beta 1.0]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8.1\|Beta 1.8.1]] were different. They didn't have an outline and rounded corners and looked more simple. Hover tooltips were replaced in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.0.0\|1.0.0]].<gallery>
	File:Cocoa Inventory.png\|Old hover tooltip		File:Cocoa Inventory.png\|Old hover tooltip
	File:Written Book tooltip.png\|New hover tooltip		File:Written Book tooltip.png\|New hover tooltip

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	==== Arrow indicator ====		==== Arrow indicator ====
	During [[Minecraft:Java Edition Survival Test\|Survival Test]] and early [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev\|Indev]] versions, an arrow indicator appeared above the hotbar which indicated how many arrows player ~~has~~ left.		During [[Minecraft:Java Edition Survival Test\|Survival Test]] and early [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev\|Indev]] versions, an arrow indicator appeared above the hotbar which indicated how many arrows the player had left.

	[[File:The arrow indicator.jpg\|thumb\|The arrow indicator]]		[[File:The arrow indicator.jpg\|thumb\|The arrow indicator]]
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	==== Achievements ====		==== Achievements ====
	[[Minecraft:Achievement (Java Edition)\|Achievements]] were available between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.5\|Beta 1.5]] and full release [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.11.2\|1.11.2]] (snapshot [[Minecraft:17w06a]]). They were ultimately replaced by [[Minecraft:advancement]]s. Editions other than ''Java Edition'' still have achievements instead, although they use a different system, being synced per Xbox Live or PlayStation account and not separated by worlds.		[[Minecraft:Achievement (Java Edition)\|Achievements]] were available between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.5\|Beta 1.5]] and full release [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.11.2\|1.11.2]] (snapshot [[Minecraft:17w06a]]). They were ultimately replaced by [[Minecraft:advancement]]s. Editions other than ''Java Edition'' still have achievements instead, although they use a different system, being synced per Xbox Live or PlayStation account and not separated by worlds.

			==== Old tooltips ====
			Old hover tooltips between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.0\|Beta 1.0]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8.1\|Beta 1.8.1]] were different. They didn't had outline and rounded corners and looked more simple. Hover tooltips were replaced in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.0.0\|1.0.0]].<gallery>
			File:Cocoa Inventory.png\|Old hover tooltip
			File:Written Book tooltip.png\|New hover tooltip
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	=== Combat and player interactions ===		=== Combat and player interactions ===