Minecraft:Bedrock Editor 26.50.26

Template:Infobox version 26.50.26 (released as v26.50) is a release for the Minecraft:Bedrock Editor released in Preview on August 18, 2026, and in retail on September 15, 2026.<ref>Template:Cite</ref><ref>Template:Cite</ref><ref>Template:Cite</ref>

Additions

• Added user-friendly biome and block names to minimap hover tooltips, making it easier to identify biomes and blocks at a glance.
• Added Undo/Redo functionality for Placing a layout instance.
• Added ControlHelp feature in the Editor. This allows the user to see what keyboard shortcuts are available in any context (globally and tool-specific).
• Added Swatch variant to Template:Cd for color pickers that need to collapse to a single square.
• Added a view control footer that selects, duplicates and deletes checked keyframes, redistributes timestamps, and copies or imports cinematic JSON, replacing the buttons that previously sat above the keyframe list.
• Template Instance Editor - added confirmation dialog for the action of Baking an instance.

Changes

• Updated custom biome color handling so that color changes are now immediately displayed both in the biome list and on the minimap for Custom Biome Tool.
• Selecting Local Lights configuration from Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals will now display an error if the world doesn't have resource pack definitions.
• Template:Cd on a sub pane header now renders a compact square swatch.
• Reworked the Cinematic tool's keyframe list to use expandable sub panes instead of a list pane.
• Each keyframe now owns an expander holding its name, timestamp, camera position, a collapsible rotation section, and easing type, with a teleport button and an action menu in the header.
• Improved Primitives tool placement performance and increased maximum allowed shape sizes.

Fixes

• Fixed the Minecraft:flowing water and Minecraft:flowing lava blocks displaying as "Water" and "Lava" in the block picker, making them indistinguishable from their still variants.
• Fixed a bug that caused undo operation to fail sometimes for large block operations.