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{{For|Caves and Cliffs Part I|Bedrock Edition 1.17.0}} | {{MC/For|Caves and Cliffs Part I|Bedrock Edition 1.17.0}} | ||
{{Infobox version | {{Infobox version | ||
| title = v1.18.0 | | title = v1.18.0 | ||
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| image = Caves&Cliffs2Bedrock.jpg | | image = Caves&Cliffs2Bedrock.jpg | ||
| image2 = Bedrock 1.18.0.png | | image2 = Bedrock 1.18.0.png | ||
| name = | | name = Caves & Cliffs: Part II | ||
| edition = Bedrock | | edition = Bedrock | ||
| date = November 30, 2021 | | date = November 30, 2021 | ||
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| nextparent = 1.19.0 | | nextparent = 1.19.0 | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{ | {{MC/Relevant guide|Bedrock Edition guides/Caves & Cliffs: Part II}} | ||
'''1.18.0''', the first release of ''' | '''1.18.0''', the first release of '''Caves & Cliffs: Part II''', is a major update to {{MC/BE}} released on November 30, 2021.<ref>{{cite|url=https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/4414284658701|title=Minecraft - Caves & Cliffs: Part II - 1.18.0 (Bedrock)|website=Minecraft Feedback|date=November 30, 2021}}</ref> It was first announced alongside the release of the Java Edition 1.17 snapshot 21w15a when Mojang Studios stated the Caves & Cliffs update would be split in two.<ref>{{snap|21w15a|April 14, 2021}}</ref> Features from 1.18.0 were being developed alongside {{MC/Vl|be 1.17.0|}} through Experimental Gameplay. This is the third major update for Bedrock Edition that is split into several updates since Village & Pillage in 2019. | ||
== Additions == | == Additions == | ||
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'''[[File:Music Disc Otherside JE1 BE1.png|32px]] [[Minecraft:Music Disc]]''' | '''[[File:Music Disc Otherside JE1 BE1.png|32px]] [[Minecraft:Music Disc]]''' | ||
* Added a new music disc from [[Minecraft:Lena Raine]] titled "otherside". | * Added a new music disc from [[Minecraft:Lena Raine]] titled "otherside". | ||
** Can be found on rare occasions in | ** Can be found on rare occasions in stronghold corridor chests, or much more rarely in dungeon chests. | ||
** Has a blue and green color to the ring area of the disc. | ** Has a blue and green color to the ring area of the disc. | ||
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*** Certain types of ores and structures still generate in the deepslate layer, as well as [[Minecraft:tuff]] and [[Minecraft:gravel]]. | *** Certain types of ores and structures still generate in the deepslate layer, as well as [[Minecraft:tuff]] and [[Minecraft:gravel]]. | ||
*** [[Minecraft:Dirt]], [[Minecraft:diorite]], [[Minecraft:granite]] and [[Minecraft:andesite]] do not generate in this layer. | *** [[Minecraft:Dirt]], [[Minecraft:diorite]], [[Minecraft:granite]] and [[Minecraft:andesite]] do not generate in this layer. | ||
* Biomes such as the | * Biomes such as the dripstone caves and lush caves now generate in the underground. | ||
* Contain | * Contain aquifers, bodies of [[Minecraft:water]] with different heights, independent of sea level (Y=63). | ||
** Aquifers below Y=0 sometimes generate with lava instead of water. | ** Aquifers below Y=0 sometimes generate with lava instead of water. | ||
* Improved old caves to blend in with the new generations of caves better | * Improved old caves to blend in with the new generations of caves better | ||
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** Noodle caves are thinner, squigglier, and more claustrophobic variants of spaghetti caves. | ** Noodle caves are thinner, squigglier, and more claustrophobic variants of spaghetti caves. | ||
'''[[File:EnvSprite mountain.png|16px]] | '''[[File:EnvSprite mountain.png|16px]] Mountains''' | ||
* Comes in 6 sub-biomes: | * Comes in 6 sub-biomes: | ||
**[[File:BiomeSprite meadow.png|16px]] | **[[File:BiomeSprite meadow.png|16px]] Meadow | ||
*** A grassy elevated biome that looks like a flowery and colder | *** A grassy elevated biome that looks like a flowery and colder plains, with an aqua grass color and dark blue water color. | ||
*** Generates in plateaus and the lowest layers of some mountains, usually near plains and other temperate biomes. | *** Generates in plateaus and the lowest layers of some mountains, usually near plains and other temperate biomes. | ||
*** Contains | *** Contains grass, tall grass, [[Minecraft:dandelion]]s, azure bluets, [[Minecraft:cornflower]]s, [[Minecraft:flower|poppies]], [[Minecraft:flower|daisies]] and [[Minecraft:allium]]s | ||
*** Birch and oak trees can rarely appear in this biome, and always have | *** Birch and oak trees can rarely appear in this biome, and always have bee nests. | ||
*** Only | *** Only rabbits, donkeys, and sheep spawn in this biome. | ||
*** Plains | *** Plains villages and pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | ||
** [[File:BiomeSprite grove.png|16px]] | ** [[File:BiomeSprite grove.png|16px]] Grove | ||
*** Generates in the slopes of a snowy mountain when next to forested biomes. | *** Generates in the slopes of a snowy mountain when next to forested biomes. | ||
*** Reminiscent of a | *** Reminiscent of a snowy taiga with a surface of [[Minecraft:Snow Block|snow blocks]] and powder snow, instead of grass blocks. | ||
*** | *** Rabbits, [[Minecraft:Wolf|wolves]], foxes, sheep, [[Minecraft:pig]]s, chickens and cows spawn in this biome. | ||
*** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | *** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | ||
** [[File:BiomeSprite snowy-slopes.png|16px]] | ** [[File:BiomeSprite snowy-slopes.png|16px]] Snowy Slopes | ||
*** Generates in the slopes of a mountain when next to plains and snowy tundra. | *** Generates in the slopes of a mountain when next to plains and snowy tundra. | ||
*** Covered in top snow, snow block and powder snow. | *** Covered in top snow, snow block and powder snow. | ||
*** Only | *** Only rabbits and goats spawn in this biome. | ||
*** | *** Igloos and pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | ||
** [[File:BiomeSprite jagged-peaks.png|16px]] | ** [[File:BiomeSprite jagged-peaks.png|16px]] Jagged Peaks | ||
*** One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks. | *** One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks. | ||
*** Covered in snow, snow blocks and [[Minecraft:stone]]. | *** Covered in snow, snow blocks and [[Minecraft:stone]]. | ||
*** Tends to generate in sharp and jagged peaks in areas with snowy, cold, and temperate biomes. | *** Tends to generate in sharp and jagged peaks in areas with snowy, cold, and temperate biomes. | ||
*** Only | *** Only goats spawn in this biome. | ||
*** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | *** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | ||
** [[File:BiomeSprite frozen-peaks.png|16px]] | ** [[File:BiomeSprite frozen-peaks.png|16px]] Frozen Peaks | ||
*** One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks. | *** One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks. | ||
*** Covered in snow, snow blocks, ice, and | *** Covered in snow, snow blocks, ice, and packed ice. | ||
*** Tends to generate in smoother and less jagged peaks in areas with snowy, cold, and temperate biomes. | *** Tends to generate in smoother and less jagged peaks in areas with snowy, cold, and temperate biomes. | ||
*** Only | *** Only goats spawn in this biome. | ||
*** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | *** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | ||
** [[File:BiomeSprite stony-peaks.png|16px]] | ** [[File:BiomeSprite stony-peaks.png|16px]] Stony Peaks | ||
*** One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks. | *** One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks. | ||
*** Covered in [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], and strips of [[Minecraft:calcite]]. | *** Covered in [[Minecraft:stone]], [[Minecraft:gravel]], and strips of [[Minecraft:calcite]]. | ||
*** Tends to generate in any peak surrounded by warm biomes such as | *** Tends to generate in any peak surrounded by warm biomes such as jungles and savannas, to avoid temperature clashes. | ||
*** No animals spawn in this biome. | *** No animals spawn in this biome. | ||
*** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | *** Pillager outposts can generate in this biome. | ||
'''[[File:EnvSprite ore-vein.png|16px]] | '''[[File:EnvSprite ore-vein.png|16px]] Ore veins''' | ||
* Long and rare [[Minecraft:ore]] formations. | * Long and rare [[Minecraft:ore]] formations. | ||
* | * Copper ore veins mixed with [[Minecraft:granite]] and blocks of raw copper generate above Y=0. | ||
* | * Iron ore veins mixed with [[Minecraft:tuff]] and blocks of raw iron generate below Y=0. | ||
'''Upgrading of old worlds''' | '''Upgrading of old worlds''' | ||
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=== Gameplay === | === Gameplay === | ||
''' | '''Achievements''' | ||
{{Load achievements|Caves and Cliffs;Feels Like Home;Sound of Music;Star trader}} | {{MC/Load achievements|Caves and Cliffs;Feels Like Home;Sound of Music;Star trader}} | ||
=== General === | === General === | ||
''' | '''Music''' | ||
* Added new music to the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] (when playing in survival mode), distributed to the new biomes, and to the | * Added new music to the [[Minecraft:Overworld]] (when playing in survival mode), distributed to the new biomes, and to the main menu. | ||
** By Lena Raine: "Stand Tall", "Left to Bloom", "One More Day", "Wending" and "Infinite Amethyst": | ** By Lena Raine: "Stand Tall", "Left to Bloom", "One More Day", "Wending" and "Infinite Amethyst": | ||
*** "Stand Tall" plays in the | *** "Stand Tall" plays in the snowy slopes, jagged peaks, frozen peaks and stony peaks biomes, as well as the menu screen. | ||
*** "Left to Bloom" plays in the | *** "Left to Bloom" plays in the meadow and lush caves biomes, as well as the menu screen. | ||
*** "One More Day" plays in the meadow, snowy slopes and lush caves biomes, as well as the menu screen. | *** "One More Day" plays in the meadow, snowy slopes and lush caves biomes, as well as the menu screen. | ||
*** "Wending" plays in the | *** "Wending" plays in the grove, jagged peaks, stony peaks and dripstone caves biomes, as well as the menu screen. | ||
*** "Infinite Amethyst" plays in the grove and dripstone caves biomes, as well as the menu screen. | *** "Infinite Amethyst" plays in the grove and dripstone caves biomes, as well as the menu screen. | ||
** By | ** By Kumi Tanioka (<span lang="ja">谷岡 久美</span>): "Floating Dream", "Comforting Memories" and "An Ordinary Day": | ||
*** "Floating Dream" plays in the jagged peaks and lush caves biomes. | *** "Floating Dream" plays in the jagged peaks and lush caves biomes. | ||
*** "Comforting Memories" plays in the grove biome. | *** "Comforting Memories" plays in the grove biome. | ||
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=== Mobs === | === Mobs === | ||
''' | '''Axolotls''' | ||
* Now spawn only in water above [[Minecraft:Clay|clay blocks]] in | * Now spawn only in water above [[Minecraft:Clay|clay blocks]] in lush caves. | ||
''' | '''Cod, Salmon, Pufferfish, [[Minecraft:Tropical Fish]], Squid, and Dolphins''' | ||
* Now spawn only in water from Y=50 to Y=64. | * Now spawn only in water from Y=50 to Y=64. | ||
* Additionally, tropical fishes now also spawn in lush caves at any height. | * Additionally, tropical fishes now also spawn in lush caves at any height. | ||
''' | '''Drowned''' | ||
* Now can spawn in aquifers inside dripstone caves. | * Now can spawn in aquifers inside dripstone caves. | ||
''' | '''Glow Squids''' | ||
* Now spawn only in water blocks under Y=30. | * Now spawn only in water blocks under Y=30. | ||
''' | '''Goat''' | ||
* Now spawn only in | * Now spawn only in snowy slopes, jagged peaks, and frozen peaks biomes. | ||
'''General''' | '''General''' | ||
* | * Block light level now must be 0 for many hostile mobs to spawn (the sky light can still prevent these mobs from spawning like before).<ref>{{tweet|_Ulraf_|1414985600273428480|Some more information about: "Monsters will only spawn in complete darkness" * This means that generic monster spawning is now only in complete darkness. (Mobs that have special rules like slimes or phantoms are unaffected by this) * This only affects block-light, not sky-light}}</ref> | ||
=== World generation === | === World generation === | ||
''' | '''Amethyst Geodes''' | ||
* Now generate up to Y=30. | * Now generate up to Y=30. | ||
''' | '''Badlands''' | ||
* Now can generate in mountain peaks. | * Now can generate in mountain peaks. | ||
* Red sand generates a bit higher. | * Red sand generates a bit higher. | ||
''' | '''Beaches''' | ||
* Beaches are generally wider. | * Beaches are generally wider. | ||
** In some places there is a chance where no beaches generate at all, to provide some variation. | ** In some places there is a chance where no beaches generate at all, to provide some variation. | ||
''' | '''Biomes''' | ||
* Because the terrain height is no longer controlled by biomes, the following sub-biomes no longer generate naturally and become unused in the game: | * Because the terrain height is no longer controlled by biomes, the following sub-biomes no longer generate naturally and become unused in the game: | ||
:{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" | :{| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" | ||
! Unused biomes | ! Unused biomes | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Badlands Plateau}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Bamboo Jungle Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Birch Forest Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Dark Forest Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Desert Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Desert Lakes}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Giant Spruce Taiga Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Giant Tree Taiga Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|id=modified-gravelly-mountains|Gravelly Mountains+}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Jungle Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Modified Badlands Plateau}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Modified Jungle}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Modified Jungle Edge}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Modified Wooded Badlands Plateau}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Mountain Edge}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Mushroom Field Shore}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Shattered Savanna Plateau}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Snowy Mountains}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Snowy Taiga Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Snowy Taiga Mountains}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Swamp Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Taiga Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Taiga Mountains}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Tall Birch Hills}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| {{ | | {{MC/Biomelink|Wooded Hills}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
* As a result of this change: | * As a result of this change: | ||
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** Worlds made in previous versions that generated these biomes will be converted into their default variants. | ** Worlds made in previous versions that generated these biomes will be converted into their default variants. | ||
''' | '''Dripstone Caves''' | ||
* Now generate naturally underground and inside hills or mountains. | * Now generate naturally underground and inside hills or mountains. | ||
* Drowned can spawn in aquifers inside dripstone caves. | * Drowned can spawn in aquifers inside dripstone caves. | ||
''' | '''Dungeons''' | ||
* Increased the amount of dungeons, especially below Y=0. | * Increased the amount of dungeons, especially below Y=0. | ||
''' | '''Lakes''' | ||
* Water lakes were removed, because | * Water lakes were removed, because aquifers could provide local water levels. | ||
'''[[Minecraft:Lush Caves]]''' | '''[[Minecraft:Lush Caves]]''' | ||
* Now generate naturally underground and inside hills or mountains. | * Now generate naturally underground and inside hills or mountains. | ||
** | ** Azalea trees now generate above lush caves. | ||
''' | '''Mineshafts''' | ||
* Mineshaft pieces no longer generate if they were fully floating in the air. | * Mineshaft pieces no longer generate if they were fully floating in the air. | ||
* Corridors now generate with wooden [[Minecraft:log]]s as pillars for support, or chains and oak fences as hanging support if needed. | * Corridors now generate with wooden [[Minecraft:log]]s as pillars for support, or chains and oak fences as hanging support if needed. | ||
* Cobwebs no longer generate floating without an adjacent block. | * Cobwebs no longer generate floating without an adjacent block. | ||
* Now generate higher up in | * Now generate higher up in badlands. | ||
''' | '''Ocean''' | ||
* Ocean biomes temperatures now match land biome temperatures: | * Ocean biomes temperatures now match land biome temperatures: | ||
** | ** Frozen oceans now generate only within snowy taigas or snowy plains, as well as snowy beaches. | ||
** | ** Cold oceans now generate only within taigas, old growth taigas and some plains and forests. | ||
** Normal | ** Normal oceans now generate only within plains, forests, birch forests and dark forests. | ||
** | ** Lukewarm oceans now generate only within savannas, jungles and sometimes plains and forests. | ||
** | ** Warm oceans now generate only within deserts or badlands. | ||
** | ** Warm ocean biomes now generate in deep waters. | ||
[[File:1-18-ore-distribution.jpg|thumb|450px|Ore distribution changes.]] | [[File:1-18-ore-distribution.jpg|thumb|450px|Ore distribution changes.]] | ||
'''[[Minecraft:Ore]] distribution''' | '''[[Minecraft:Ore]] distribution''' | ||
* Changed ore generation of all ores making them have a spread value like | * Changed ore generation of all ores making them have a spread value like lapis lazuli ore. Some still retain a linear generation alongside a spread generation. | ||
** Coal ore attempts to generate twice: once, evenly between an altitude of Y=136 and Y=256; and as a spread, peaking at an altitude of Y=96 and generating between an altitude of Y=0 and Y=192. | ** Coal ore attempts to generate twice: once, evenly between an altitude of Y=136 and Y=256; and as a spread, peaking at an altitude of Y=96 and generating between an altitude of Y=0 and Y=192. | ||
** | ** Copper ore generates between Y=-16 and Y=112, generating the most at Y=48 and like all other ores, uses spread. It peaks at Y=48. Bigger blobs of copper ore generate in dripstone caves. | ||
** | ** Iron ore attempts to generate three times: once as a spread peaking at an altitude of Y=256, generating above Y=80; another as a spread peaking at Y=16 and generating with a minimum height of Y=-24 and a maximum height of Y=57, and a smaller one spreading evenly between the altitudes of Y=-64 and Y=-32. | ||
** | ** Gold ore generates between the altitudes of Y=-64 and Y=32, peaking at Y=-16. Also, extra gold generates below Y=-48. The extra gold that generates in the badlands biome was increased, with a top height limit from Y=79 to Y=256, and increased number of blobs. | ||
** | ** Lapis lazuli ore attempts to generate twice: once, as a spread between the altitudes of Y=32 and Y=-32, peaking at an altitude of 0; and evenly between the altitudes of Y=64 and Y=-64, generating buried like ancient debris. | ||
** | ** Redstone ore attempts to generate twice: once, evenly between an altitude of Y=15 and Y=-64; and as a spread, peaking at an altitude of -64 and generating below an altitude of Y=-32. | ||
** | ** Diamond ore now generate as a spread, generating below Y=16 and peaking at altitudes near Y=-64. | ||
** | ** Emerald ore generates above Y=-16 as a spread, peaking at Y=256 and decreasing in quantity as the altitude decreases. | ||
''' | '''Pillager outposts''' | ||
* Now generate in all the new mountain biomes. | * Now generate in all the new mountain biomes. | ||
''' | '''Springs''' | ||
* Lava springs can now generate amid [[Minecraft:calcite]], [[Minecraft:dirt]], [[Minecraft:snow]], | * Lava springs can now generate amid [[Minecraft:calcite]], [[Minecraft:dirt]], [[Minecraft:snow]], powder snow and packed ice. | ||
** These changes allow lava springs to generate in | ** These changes allow lava springs to generate in mountains and snowy terrain. | ||
* Water springs don't generate higher than Y=192, and are less common. | * Water springs don't generate higher than Y=192, and are less common. | ||
''' | '''Stony Shore''' | ||
* Now generate with strips of gravel. | * Now generate with strips of gravel. | ||
* Can generate alongside any biome instead of just extreme hills. | * Can generate alongside any biome instead of just extreme hills. | ||
''' | '''Strongholds''' | ||
* Now try to generate fully encased in [[Minecraft:stone]], or [[Minecraft:deepslate]] at low y-levels. | * Now try to generate fully encased in [[Minecraft:stone]], or [[Minecraft:deepslate]] at low y-levels. | ||
''' | '''Villages''' | ||
* Now generate in | * Now generate in meadows. | ||
'''General''' | '''General''' | ||
* The [[Minecraft:overworld]] now uses the multi-noise biome source type. | * The [[Minecraft:overworld]] now uses the multi-noise biome source type. | ||
* | * Terrain generation is now independent from [[Minecraft:biome]]s, with biomes adapting to whatever terrain they happen to generate throughout.<ref>{{MC/YouTube link|6Ffu1gTEsVo|Minecraft 1.18 experimental snapshot|Henrik Kniberg|July 13, 2021|name=}}</ref> | ||
** This allows for natural variation in the terrain of any individual biome, both in terms of shape and elevation. | ** This allows for natural variation in the terrain of any individual biome, both in terms of shape and elevation. | ||
*** For example, | *** For example, forests and deserts could form up on a hill without needing a special biome just for that purpose. | ||
** This additionally allows for smoother transitions between biomes. | ** This additionally allows for smoother transitions between biomes. | ||
* Terrain is now smoother and more extreme. | * Terrain is now smoother and more extreme. | ||
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''' | '''Patrols''' | ||
* | *Vindicators can no longer spawn in patrols. | ||
''' | '''Raids''' | ||
*Changed raid boss bar colour from pink to red. | *Changed raid boss bar colour from pink to red. | ||
*Raid mobs now despawn after a raid ends if the players move too far away | *Raid mobs now despawn after a raid ends if the players move too far away | ||
''' | '''Status effects''' | ||
*Hero of the Village effect now applies to all players who helped kill a raider once a raid is defeated, and the effect remains on the players, even if they travel outside the village. | *Hero of the Village effect now applies to all players who helped kill a raider once a raid is defeated, and the effect remains on the players, even if they travel outside the village. | ||
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** Players can still play if the migration fails by closing the results window. | ** Players can still play if the migration fails by closing the results window. | ||
''' | '''Clouds''' | ||
* Raised cloud level from 128 to 192. | * Raised cloud level from 128 to 192. | ||
''' | '''Height limit''' | ||
* Has been increased to 384 blocks, expanding 64 blocks up and 64 blocks down, with 319 being the height limit and -64 being the depth limit. | * Has been increased to 384 blocks, expanding 64 blocks up and 64 blocks down, with 319 being the height limit and -64 being the depth limit. | ||
''' | '''Menu screen''' | ||
* Main menu background is changed to reflect | * Main menu background is changed to reflect Caves & Cliffs: Part II update. | ||
''' | '''World creation screen''' | ||
* Removed the [[Minecraft:Old]] world types. | * Removed the [[Minecraft:Old]] world types. | ||
** Existing world with old world types are still playable, but do not get updated with 1.18 features. | ** Existing world with old world types are still playable, but do not get updated with 1.18 features. | ||
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'''[[Minecraft:Sculk]]''' | '''[[Minecraft:Sculk]]''' | ||
* Has an animated texture. | * Has an animated texture. | ||
* Drops only | * Drops only experience when broken without [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]]. | ||
* Sculk blocks grow underneath when a mob dies around a sculk catalyst. | * Sculk blocks grow underneath when a mob dies around a sculk catalyst. | ||
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* Spread Sculk blocks to wherever a nearby mob dies. The amount it spreads depends on the amount of experience the mob is meant to drop. | * Spread Sculk blocks to wherever a nearby mob dies. The amount it spreads depends on the amount of experience the mob is meant to drop. | ||
* [[File:Sculk Catalyst Activate Minecraft Live.gif|32px]] Blooms when activated. | * [[File:Sculk Catalyst Activate Minecraft Live.gif|32px]] Blooms when activated. | ||
* Drops only | * Drops only experience when broken without [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]]. | ||
* Emits light. | * Emits light. | ||
* Emits soul particles after a mob dies and grows sculk. | * Emits soul particles after a mob dies and grows sculk. | ||
'''[[Minecraft:Sculk Vein]]''' | '''[[Minecraft:Sculk Vein]]''' | ||
* Can be placed in a layer on top of | * Can be placed in a layer on top of blocks and in all directions, like glow lichen. | ||
* Has an animated texture. | * Has an animated texture. | ||
* Drops nothing when broken without [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]]. | * Drops nothing when broken without [[Minecraft:Silk Touch]]. | ||
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==== Gameplay ==== | ==== Gameplay ==== | ||
''' | '''Effects''' | ||
* | * Darkness | ||
** A status effect triggered by the sculk shrieker block, causing the player's camera to dim in brightness, thus limiting vision. | ** A status effect triggered by the sculk shrieker block, causing the player's camera to dim in brightness, thus limiting vision. | ||
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* Mobs no longer walk through campfires ({{bug|MCPE-142054}}) | * Mobs no longer walk through campfires ({{bug|MCPE-142054}}) | ||
* Axolotls now animate correctly when airborne ({{bug|MCPE-131322}}) | * Axolotls now animate correctly when airborne ({{bug|MCPE-131322}}) | ||
* | * Axolotls can no longer spawn in [[Minecraft:The End]], as well as [[Minecraft:The Nether]] if there is a large amount of water. ({{bug|MCPE-130734}}) | ||
**This fix was not mentioned in the changelog. | **This fix was not mentioned in the changelog. | ||
* Sweet Berry Bushes now damage mobs, with the exception of foxes ({{bug|MCPE-56142}}, {{bug|MCPE-140012}}) | * Sweet Berry Bushes now damage mobs, with the exception of foxes ({{bug|MCPE-56142}}, {{bug|MCPE-140012}}) | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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Template:Hatnote Template:Infobox version Template:Pointer box 1.18.0, the first release of Caves & Cliffs: Part II, is a major update to Bedrock Edition released on November 30, 2021.<ref>Template:Cite</ref> It was first announced alongside the release of the Java Edition 1.17 snapshot 21w15a when Mojang Studios stated the Caves & Cliffs update would be split in two.<ref>Template:Snap</ref> Features from 1.18.0 were being developed alongside
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Additions
Items
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- Added a new music disc from Minecraft:Lena Raine titled "otherside".
- Can be found on rare occasions in stronghold corridor chests, or much more rarely in dungeon chests.
- Has a blue and green color to the ring area of the disc.
World generation
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- Completely overhauled.
- Now stretch down to Y=-64.
- The caves now generate in 2 layers of different stone bases depending on the depth.
- The layer above Y=9 is made up of regular Minecraft:stone.
- Stone transitions to Minecraft:deepslate from Y=8 to Y=0.
- Deepslate completely replaces stone from Y=0 to Minecraft:bedrock.
- Certain types of ores and structures still generate in the deepslate layer, as well as Minecraft:tuff and Minecraft:gravel.
- Minecraft:Dirt, Minecraft:diorite, Minecraft:granite and Minecraft:andesite do not generate in this layer.
- Biomes such as the dripstone caves and lush caves now generate in the underground.
- Contain aquifers, bodies of Minecraft:water with different heights, independent of sea level (Y=63).
- Aquifers below Y=0 sometimes generate with lava instead of water.
- Improved old caves to blend in with the new generations of caves better
- New noise caves, coming in 3 forms, "cheese", "spaghetti", and "noodle".
- Cheese caves have large stone towers stretching from the bottom of the cave to the top, and are often large enough to allow safe elytra flight.
- Spaghetti caves are long, thin caves that have small aquifers and are more similar to original caves.
- Noodle caves are thinner, squigglier, and more claustrophobic variants of spaghetti caves.
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- Comes in 6 sub-biomes:
- File:BiomeSprite meadow.png Meadow
- A grassy elevated biome that looks like a flowery and colder plains, with an aqua grass color and dark blue water color.
- Generates in plateaus and the lowest layers of some mountains, usually near plains and other temperate biomes.
- Contains grass, tall grass, Minecraft:dandelions, azure bluets, Minecraft:cornflowers, poppies, daisies and Minecraft:alliums
- Birch and oak trees can rarely appear in this biome, and always have bee nests.
- Only rabbits, donkeys, and sheep spawn in this biome.
- Plains villages and pillager outposts can generate in this biome.
- File:BiomeSprite grove.png Grove
- Generates in the slopes of a snowy mountain when next to forested biomes.
- Reminiscent of a snowy taiga with a surface of snow blocks and powder snow, instead of grass blocks.
- Rabbits, wolves, foxes, sheep, Minecraft:pigs, chickens and cows spawn in this biome.
- Pillager outposts can generate in this biome.
- File:BiomeSprite snowy-slopes.png Snowy Slopes
- Generates in the slopes of a mountain when next to plains and snowy tundra.
- Covered in top snow, snow block and powder snow.
- Only rabbits and goats spawn in this biome.
- Igloos and pillager outposts can generate in this biome.
- File:BiomeSprite jagged-peaks.png Jagged Peaks
- One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks.
- Covered in snow, snow blocks and Minecraft:stone.
- Tends to generate in sharp and jagged peaks in areas with snowy, cold, and temperate biomes.
- Only goats spawn in this biome.
- Pillager outposts can generate in this biome.
- File:BiomeSprite frozen-peaks.png Frozen Peaks
- One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks.
- Covered in snow, snow blocks, ice, and packed ice.
- Tends to generate in smoother and less jagged peaks in areas with snowy, cold, and temperate biomes.
- Only goats spawn in this biome.
- Pillager outposts can generate in this biome.
- File:BiomeSprite stony-peaks.png Stony Peaks
- One of three biomes that generate in the mountain peaks.
- Covered in Minecraft:stone, Minecraft:gravel, and strips of Minecraft:calcite.
- Tends to generate in any peak surrounded by warm biomes such as jungles and savannas, to avoid temperature clashes.
- No animals spawn in this biome.
- Pillager outposts can generate in this biome.
- File:BiomeSprite meadow.png Meadow
File:EnvSprite ore-vein.png Ore veins
- Long and rare Minecraft:ore formations.
- Copper ore veins mixed with Minecraft:granite and blocks of raw copper generate above Y=0.
- Iron ore veins mixed with Minecraft:tuff and blocks of raw iron generate below Y=0.
Upgrading of old worlds
- Terrain from new chunks now blend with existing terrain from old chunks. Any player-made structures in these chunks are either intact, buried, or deteriorated.
- The old Minecraft:bedrock layer between Y=0 and Y=4 in old chunks gets replaced with Minecraft:deepslate.
- If there is bedrock at Y=0, lower places in old chunks are filled with deepslate and caves.
- A new bedrock layer is placed at Y=-64.
Gameplay
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General
Music
- Added new music to the Minecraft:Overworld (when playing in survival mode), distributed to the new biomes, and to the main menu.
- By Lena Raine: "Stand Tall", "Left to Bloom", "One More Day", "Wending" and "Infinite Amethyst":
- "Stand Tall" plays in the snowy slopes, jagged peaks, frozen peaks and stony peaks biomes, as well as the menu screen.
- "Left to Bloom" plays in the meadow and lush caves biomes, as well as the menu screen.
- "One More Day" plays in the meadow, snowy slopes and lush caves biomes, as well as the menu screen.
- "Wending" plays in the grove, jagged peaks, stony peaks and dripstone caves biomes, as well as the menu screen.
- "Infinite Amethyst" plays in the grove and dripstone caves biomes, as well as the menu screen.
- By Kumi Tanioka (谷岡 久美): "Floating Dream", "Comforting Memories" and "An Ordinary Day":
- "Floating Dream" plays in the jagged peaks and lush caves biomes.
- "Comforting Memories" plays in the grove biome.
- "An Ordinary Day" plays in the snowy slopes, dripstone caves and lush caves biomes.
- By Lena Raine: "Stand Tall", "Left to Bloom", "One More Day", "Wending" and "Infinite Amethyst":
Changes
Blocks
- Now drops 2-5 Minecraft:Raw Copper when mining instead of 2-3.
- Slightly increased the frequency of underwater magma.
- Minecraft:Block of Copper can be converted to 4 Cut Copper using stonecutter.
Mobs
Axolotls
- Now spawn only in water above clay blocks in lush caves.
Cod, Salmon, Pufferfish, Minecraft:Tropical Fish, Squid, and Dolphins
- Now spawn only in water from Y=50 to Y=64.
- Additionally, tropical fishes now also spawn in lush caves at any height.
Drowned
- Now can spawn in aquifers inside dripstone caves.
Glow Squids
- Now spawn only in water blocks under Y=30.
Goat
- Now spawn only in snowy slopes, jagged peaks, and frozen peaks biomes.
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World generation
Amethyst Geodes
- Now generate up to Y=30.
Badlands
- Now can generate in mountain peaks.
- Red sand generates a bit higher.
Beaches
- Beaches are generally wider.
- In some places there is a chance where no beaches generate at all, to provide some variation.
Biomes
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- As a result of this change:
- All deserts are now eligible for village and desert pyramid generation.
- All taigas are now eligible for village and outpost generation.
- All swamps are now eligible for swamp hut generation.
- All snowy taigas are now eligible for igloo generation.
- Worlds made in previous versions that generated these biomes will be converted into their default variants.
Dripstone Caves
- Now generate naturally underground and inside hills or mountains.
- Drowned can spawn in aquifers inside dripstone caves.
Dungeons
- Increased the amount of dungeons, especially below Y=0.
Lakes
- Water lakes were removed, because aquifers could provide local water levels.
- Now generate naturally underground and inside hills or mountains.
- Azalea trees now generate above lush caves.
Mineshafts
- Mineshaft pieces no longer generate if they were fully floating in the air.
- Corridors now generate with wooden Minecraft:logs as pillars for support, or chains and oak fences as hanging support if needed.
- Cobwebs no longer generate floating without an adjacent block.
- Now generate higher up in badlands.
Ocean
- Ocean biomes temperatures now match land biome temperatures:
- Frozen oceans now generate only within snowy taigas or snowy plains, as well as snowy beaches.
- Cold oceans now generate only within taigas, old growth taigas and some plains and forests.
- Normal oceans now generate only within plains, forests, birch forests and dark forests.
- Lukewarm oceans now generate only within savannas, jungles and sometimes plains and forests.
- Warm oceans now generate only within deserts or badlands.
- Warm ocean biomes now generate in deep waters.
Minecraft:Ore distribution
- Changed ore generation of all ores making them have a spread value like lapis lazuli ore. Some still retain a linear generation alongside a spread generation.
- Coal ore attempts to generate twice: once, evenly between an altitude of Y=136 and Y=256; and as a spread, peaking at an altitude of Y=96 and generating between an altitude of Y=0 and Y=192.
- Copper ore generates between Y=-16 and Y=112, generating the most at Y=48 and like all other ores, uses spread. It peaks at Y=48. Bigger blobs of copper ore generate in dripstone caves.
- Iron ore attempts to generate three times: once as a spread peaking at an altitude of Y=256, generating above Y=80; another as a spread peaking at Y=16 and generating with a minimum height of Y=-24 and a maximum height of Y=57, and a smaller one spreading evenly between the altitudes of Y=-64 and Y=-32.
- Gold ore generates between the altitudes of Y=-64 and Y=32, peaking at Y=-16. Also, extra gold generates below Y=-48. The extra gold that generates in the badlands biome was increased, with a top height limit from Y=79 to Y=256, and increased number of blobs.
- Lapis lazuli ore attempts to generate twice: once, as a spread between the altitudes of Y=32 and Y=-32, peaking at an altitude of 0; and evenly between the altitudes of Y=64 and Y=-64, generating buried like ancient debris.
- Redstone ore attempts to generate twice: once, evenly between an altitude of Y=15 and Y=-64; and as a spread, peaking at an altitude of -64 and generating below an altitude of Y=-32.
- Diamond ore now generate as a spread, generating below Y=16 and peaking at altitudes near Y=-64.
- Emerald ore generates above Y=-16 as a spread, peaking at Y=256 and decreasing in quantity as the altitude decreases.
Pillager outposts
- Now generate in all the new mountain biomes.
Springs
- Lava springs can now generate amid Minecraft:calcite, Minecraft:dirt, Minecraft:snow, powder snow and packed ice.
- These changes allow lava springs to generate in mountains and snowy terrain.
- Water springs don't generate higher than Y=192, and are less common.
Stony Shore
- Now generate with strips of gravel.
- Can generate alongside any biome instead of just extreme hills.
Strongholds
- Now try to generate fully encased in Minecraft:stone, or Minecraft:deepslate at low y-levels.
Villages
- Now generate in meadows.
General
- The Minecraft:overworld now uses the multi-noise biome source type.
- Terrain generation is now independent from Minecraft:biomes, with biomes adapting to whatever terrain they happen to generate throughout.<ref>youtube-6Ffu1gTEsVo | 6Ffu1gTEsVo }} "Minecraft 1.18 experimental snapshot" – Henrik Kniberg on YouTube, July 13, 2021</ref>
- This allows for natural variation in the terrain of any individual biome, both in terms of shape and elevation.
- For example, forests and deserts could form up on a hill without needing a special biome just for that purpose.
- This additionally allows for smoother transitions between biomes.
- This allows for natural variation in the terrain of any individual biome, both in terms of shape and elevation.
- Terrain is now smoother and more extreme.
- New random number generator is used for overworld generation.
Gameplay
Patrols
- Vindicators can no longer spawn in patrols.
Raids
- Changed raid boss bar colour from pink to red.
- Raid mobs now despawn after a raid ends if the players move too far away
Status effects
- Hero of the Village effect now applies to all players who helped kill a raider once a raid is defeated, and the effect remains on the players, even if they travel outside the village.
General
Android External Storage
- Players with external storage will be migrated to the new location at startup, due to storage changes required by Google.
- Players can still play if the migration fails by closing the results window.
Clouds
- Raised cloud level from 128 to 192.
Height limit
- Has been increased to 384 blocks, expanding 64 blocks up and 64 blocks down, with 319 being the height limit and -64 being the depth limit.
Menu screen
- Main menu background is changed to reflect Caves & Cliffs: Part II update.
World creation screen
- Removed the Minecraft:Old world types.
- Existing world with old world types are still playable, but do not get updated with 1.18 features.
Experimental
These additions and changes are accessible by enabling the "Vanilla Experiments" and "Enable GameTest Framework" experimental toggle.
Additions
Blocks
- Has an animated texture.
- Drops only experience when broken without Minecraft:Silk Touch.
- Sculk blocks grow underneath when a mob dies around a sculk catalyst.
- Spread Sculk blocks to wherever a nearby mob dies. The amount it spreads depends on the amount of experience the mob is meant to drop.
- File:Sculk Catalyst Activate Minecraft Live.gif Blooms when activated.
- Drops only experience when broken without Minecraft:Silk Touch.
- Emits light.
- Emits soul particles after a mob dies and grows sculk.
- Can be placed in a layer on top of blocks and in all directions, like glow lichen.
- Has an animated texture.
- Drops nothing when broken without Minecraft:Silk Touch.
- Some have parts that are transparent, allowing the player to see the block it is on top of.
- Has 2 soul-shaped patterns in the center.
- Has the ability to 'shriek', emitting ring-like/sonic particles.
- It is activated by the sculk sensor.
Gameplay
Effects
- Darkness
- A status effect triggered by the sculk shrieker block, causing the player's camera to dim in brightness, thus limiting vision.
Changes
Blocks
- Moved from "Caves & Cliffs" to "Vanilla Experiments" experimental toggle.
Items
- Moved from "Caves & Cliffs" to "Vanilla Experiments" experimental toggle.
Technical
GameTest Framework
- New Item API updates: ItemStack
- Exposed interfaces for accessing script-enabled ItemComponents on ItemStack. Note that these item components only work in conjunction with custom items defined via the Holiday Creator Features experiment
- hasComponent(componentId: string) - returns true if the ItemStack has the component [componentId] attached to it
- getComponent(componentId: string) - returns a handle to the component attached to this ItemStack. Returns an undefined handle if the component does not exist or if the component is yet to be exposed to script
- getComponents() - returns an array of all attached script-enabled components on this ItemStack
- Script Enabled Item Components
- minecraft:food
- Read-only property nutrition - number that describes how much nutrition this food item gives the player when eaten
- Read-only property saturationModifier - number that is the saturation modifier used to apply the saturation buff when eaten
- Read-only property canAlwaysEat - if true the player can always eat this item (even when not hungry)
- Read-only property usingConvertsTo - string name of the Item this will be converted to when eaten. If empty, the item will not convert to anything else
- minecraft:durability
- Read-only property maxDurability - the number amount of damage this item can take before breaking
- Read-only property damageRange - a NumberRange describing the chance of the item losing durability
- Property damage - gets or sets the current damage on the ItemStack
- getDamageChance(unbreaking: number = 0) - gets the maximum chance that this item would be damaged using the damageRange property if given an unbreaking level. Incoming unbreaking parameter must be greater than 0
- minecraft:food
- Added deltaTime read only property to TickEvent which represents the time between the last Level tick in seconds
Fixes
Performance / Stability
- Fixed several crashes that could occur during gameplay
- Fixed a crash that could occur when loading certain world chunks (Template:Bug)
- Fixed a crash that could occur when going through portals with tamed pets (Template:Bug)
- Optimized the time it takes to place Vines in the Overworld during world generation
General
- Replaced the missing "Always Day" option in world settings (Template:Bug)
- Players with higher than recommended render distance settings are now prompted to change it to the recommended value
- Render distance default and max settings have been updated for better performance, including improvements to the slider in video settings
- A prompt now warns players that they get taken back to the main menu if they sign-in while in-game
- Increased Realm upload and download timeouts to 15 minutes
Gameplay
- Corrected Portal locations when the Portal was moved but the location was not updated (Template:Bug)
- Hero of the Village effect now applies to all players who helped kill a raider once a raid is defeated, and the effect remains on the players, even if they travel outside the village (Template:Bug)
- Fixed an issue where terrain could be seen through
- Fixed player hitbox not resetting after gliding with Elytra (Template:Bug)
- Fixed player flight with Elytra being cancelled when hitting a wall and taking damage (Template:Bug)
Mobs
- Mobs can now path over trapdoors
- Fixed issues with mobs and entities disappearing from chunks (Template:Bug)
- Mobs no longer walk through campfires (Template:Bug)
- Axolotls now animate correctly when airborne (Template:Bug)
- Axolotls can no longer spawn in Minecraft:The End, as well as Minecraft:The Nether if there is a large amount of water. (Template:Bug)
- This fix was not mentioned in the changelog.
- Sweet Berry Bushes now damage mobs, with the exception of foxes (Template:Bug, Template:Bug)
- Mobs no longer try to path through sweet berry bushes
- The riding position of llamas no longer shifts after being tamed (Template:Bug)
- Raid mobs now despawn after a raid ends, if the player moves too far away
- Vindicators no longer naturally spawn in Illager Patrols
- Lightning bolts no longer have shadows (Template:Bug)
- Fish now attempt to avoid axolotls
- Magma cubes are now correctly aggressive toward iron golems, and slimes are no longer aggressive toward snow golems (Template:Bug)
- Phantoms should now be able to free themselves after getting stuck when trying to pathfind into mountains (Template:Bug)
- Villagers keep following their schedules in worlds that have been ticking for a very long time, and when game time is negative (Template:Bug)
- Education Edition: NPCs no longer have idle sounds (Template:Bug)
Blocks
- Breaking a block below fire no longer creates an invisible fire block when the 'doFireTick' gamerule is disabled (Template:Bug)
- Players can once again continuously place water, lava, and Powder Snow by holding down the 'Place' button (Template:Bug)
- Light blocks no longer support blocks that need support, e.g. Beds and Paintings (Template:Bug)
- Light blocks now survive a Long or Creeper explosion
- All ground vegetation can now be placed on Mycelium (Template:Bug)
- Fixed shallow water turning brighter when aimed at while holding a Small Drip Leaf (Template:Bug)
- Tall flowers now drop only one item when broken by water placed in the upper half of the flower (Template:Bug)
- Campfires no longer drop only one Charcoal when broken by a Piston or an explosion, instead dropping two units as expected (Template:Bug)
- In the Stonecutter, a Block of Copper can now be crafted into four Cut Copper (Template:Bug)
- Copper Ore now drops 2-5 (from 2-3) Raw Copper items (Template:Bug)
- Nether Sprouts can once again generate when using Bone Meal on Warped Nylium (Template:Bug)
- Snow Grass Block and all types of Snow blocks now use similar colors (Template:Bug)
- Fixed Leaf Blocks not remaining transparent when surrounded by partial blocks such as Buttons or Slabs (Template:Bug, Template:Bug)
- Fixed face culling of blocks placed below Leaf blocks, fixing an x-ray effect
Items
- Adjusted the smoothness of movement for Primed TNT, Lingering Potions, Splash Potions, and Bottle o' Enchanting when far from players (Template:Bug)
- Fire Charges are no longer consumed when used on lit Candles, Candle Cakes, Campfires, activated Nether Portals, or on other blocks that are already on fire
- Multiple Education Edition items no longer show the "craftingScreen.tab.none" tooltip (Template:Bug)
- Ender Pearls can no longer generate as Glow Sticks in Woodland Mansion chests (Template:Bug)
Accessibility
- Added missing screen reader on the "Controller lost connection" prompt
Graphical
- The Carved Pumpkin enchantment glint now covers just the item instead of the entire slot
- Fixed a bug that could occur on older worlds where looking up in a Minecart would display the inside of the Minecart, blocking the player's view
- Updated item rendering so enchanted are no longer be invisible in the Nether (Template:Bug)
- Fixed a visual glitch where taking a plant from a Flower Pot would result in the plant still being rendered (Template:Bug)
- Water drips now trigger splash effects
- Shield blocking animation now plays smoothly (Template:Bug)
User Interface
- Fixed Java Edition parity while lying in bed in multiplayer game. A message shows how many players are lying in bed while waiting for all players to fall asleep
- Updated the "out of storage" message with additional clarity when a device is out of storage for saving new worlds
- The raid boss bar color has changed from purple to red, matching Java Edition (Template:Bug)
- Raid boss bars now decrease whenever a raider takes damage
- Structure Blocks can now be saved and loaded properly within current dimension height limits (Template:Bug)
- All setting changes made to a new world are carried over when creating it on a new Realm
- Renamed some occurrences of "level" in the user interface to the more accurate "world"
- The store update prompt no longer appears for no internet connection or session start failure
- Improved the error messaging in the Play screen when Microsoft Account permissions are set to block multiplayer
- Fixed an issue where searching for non-existent content brought up the incorrect "1 result" message
- Fixed overlapping text on Marketplace offerings occurring on 4:3 resolution screens
- Fixed the rendering of the icons in text, making the colors not appear distorted
Technical
- Players are disconnected if server and client have different Runtime Block IDs
- Fixed a rendering error that could occur when attempting to render a Vanilla mob in a base game version prior to the version that mob was introduced through JSON files
- Most content errors and warnings now display once per world (Template:Bug)
- Improved performance in 'RangedAttackGoal' for mobs that do not move
- Fixed mobs' default summonability when not specified in JSON
- Fixed a versioning error with animation controllers that was causing the wrong schema to be utilized on Marketplace worlds with an animation controller version 1.7.0
- Order of function calls triggered by '/execute' inside a function are now consistent (Template:Bug)
- Fixed the "cone" shape that could occur at 536,870,912 blocks out, it now occurs at one vigintillion blocks out.
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