Minecraft Snapshot 23W42A Patch Notes
Experimental features
artisan
- Crafter is a new block that can craft items and blocks with redstone
- Crafters will eject crafted items one at a time when powered by a new redstone signal/pulse (not a continuous signal)
- After receiving this new signal, Artisan will pop up the recipe results from the front
- If the output result has multiple types of items, all result items will pop up together
- When placed, the craftsman can face any direction
Artisan UI
- Crafter has a 3×3 interactive crafting grid
- The Craftsman’s crafting grid slot is toggleable, meaning players can change the slot’s behavior by clicking or pressing the slot with their bare hands
- “Switched” slots cannot hold any items, so items cannot be placed into other blocks, such as hoppers and droppers
- Unlike the crafting table, the Craftsman will show a preview of the crafted item, which will be crafted and ejected on the next redstone pulse, but cannot be manually removed by the player.
- Crafter UI is shared between all players interacting with Crafter, meaning multiple players can interact with Crafter at the same time, similar to Chests and Hoppers
Interaction of craftsmen with other blocks
- Comparator signal strength is 0-9, where each non-empty or toggled slot increases the strength by 1
- Hoppers can be used to insert and pull items from Crafter
- The dropper can be used to insert items into the crafter
- Moving an item from another block (e.g. hopper, dropper) will prioritize items into slots according to the following rules:
- Prioritize the first empty slot (from left to right, top to bottom)
- If there are no empty slots, the smallest stack of the same item is preferred (if there are more than one, the first one is chosen)
- If a switch slot exists, it will be skipped.The item will then be moved to the container
- If the item cannot be moved, it will be ejected into the world
Variety
- Added an accessibility option that allows hiding the yellow startup text in the main menu
- Added recovery screen for worlds that have lost data (e.g. if save failed due to unexpected shutdown)
technological changes
- Packet version is now 21
- Resource pack version is now 19
- Minor changes to chat component serialization
Chat component
Serialization
- Optional type fields have a new allowed value: selectors
- Components of type nbt now have source fields with allowed values entity, block, storage
Packet version 21
- Introduced Jigsaw structure pool aliases that can be used to reconnect pool selections
- Added field block_state to tnt entity to allow replacement of rendered block model
- Rename field Fuse to fuse on tnt entity
- Added playersNetherPortalDefaultDelay and playersNetherPortalCreativeDelay game rules to control how long in ticks a player needs to stand in a Nether portal before changing dimensions
- Added new game rule projectile CanBreakBlocks to control whether impact projectiles destroy blocks they can break, namely chorus flowers, dripstones, and decorative jars
- Added white_smoke particle type
Puzzle pool alias
- Added optional pool_aliases list to Jigsaw structure
- Alias represents the possibility to reconnect Jigsaw pooled connections by redirecting pool references on individual structure instances
- Alias variants are represented by types and are one of the following types:
- Direct 1:1 mapping from alias to new pool
- Alias pool to replace
- The target pool to replace with
- Random 1:n mapping where n pools are randomly selected for struct instances
- Alias pool to replace
- The target is a random list of candidate pools to replace aliases with
- random group
- Each group is a random list of the above alias types
- Select only one set per structure instance
- This enables modeling choices such as “if pool X is replaced by X1, also replace pool Y with Y1”
- Direct 1:1 mapping from alias to new pool
Resource pack version 19
- Added block model, item model, and block state definitions for crafters
- Added GUI container textures and sprites for crafters
- Added white_smoke particle definition
Fixed bug in snapshot 23W34A
- MC-189261 – Various field buttons and text are incorrectly capitalized
- MC-223774 – Firework rockets cannot be used to destroy chorus flowers
- MC-232719 – The scrollbar in the single player menu does not reset its position to the top of the list when searching the world
- MC-234483 – Some strange pixels can be seen on the left side of the world slot box in multiple realm menus
- MC-262888 – Clicking “I know what I’m doing!” is too loud on the world loading screen when loading the world in a new snapshot
- MC-264966 – “Signature missing in attribute texture” appears in logs for some Minecraft worlds due to player avatar
- MC-265515 – The “You don’t seem to have a realm” element in the realm menu cannot be selected with the mouse cursor
- MC-265517 – “Buy a Realm!” button is automatically selected when opening the “Add Realm” interface
- MC-265551 – “No invitations pending!” tooltip in Realms now untranslatable
- MC-265744 – Kicking during login causes client error
- MC-265745 – You cannot break decorated jars with fireworks fired from the crossbow
- MC-265751 – Decorative jar subtitles are inconsistent
- MC-265758 – Decorated jars can be destroyed by projectiles in Adventure mode
- MC-265761 – Decorative pots are missing from the redstone block tab of the creative inventory
- MC-265767 – Command does not display error message in chat
- MC-265773 – Functions executed as progress rewards are executed at the top level
- MC-265778 – “gamerule maxCommandChainLength 0” prevents subsequent commands from being executed in the world
- MC-265789 – Realm popup string contains inconsistent ending punctuation
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