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Beds.png-atlas

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BlockSprite rose.png: Sprite image for rose in Minecraft
This page describes content that has been removed from Java Edition.
 
This feature was present in earlier versions of Java Edition, but has since been removed.
beds.png-atlas in Java Edition 1.21.6.

beds.png-atlas was a procedurally-generated texture atlas used to store textures for beds.

Format

beds.png-atlas was a fixed-width 512×256-pixel file that stores textures for all of the bed block entities.

History

Java Edition
1.15Pre-release 1Added beds.png-atlas, following the splitting of textures-atlas.
1.19.322w42aAs an optimization to resource pack loading, everything in the relevant directory is compiled into this atlas, rather than only those sprites which are used by the game. For this specific atlas, there is no resulting visual change.
22w46aA customizable atlas json file has been added which can be used to control which graphics are added to this atlas.
1.19.4Pre-release 3The way in which sprites are arranged on atlases has been changed considerably, resulting in atlas dimensions being generally smaller.
This atlas can now be exported to the screenshots folder using F3+S.
1.21.925w31aMipmapped versions of this atlas are no longer generated.
1.21.1125w44aAll textures now have an extra pixel of padding in all four directions.
26.2snap4Removed beds.png-atlas, as beds no longer use block entity rendering.[1]

Versions of the atlas

Game version Atlas Changes Notes
Main Development
1.15 Pre-release 1 Introduction
1.19.4 Pre-release 3 Rearranged due to packing optimization
1.21.11 25w44a All textures now have an extra pixel of padding in all four directions. This negatively impacts tiling efficiency.[2]
26.2 Snapshot 3 Beds have been changed to use normal block rendering, and thus their textures have been moved to blocks.png-atlas. However, beds.png-atlas is still generated in this version, albeit with only the missing texture present.[1]
Mipmapped versions

Minecraft (until version 1.21.9) used to also generates mipmapped versions of this atlas, for unknown reasons. They are not used by the game at all - only blocks placed in the world which use the json model system use mipmapped textures.[3]

Game version Atlas Notes
Main Development Mipmap level
1 2 3 4
1.15 Pre-release 1
1.19.4 Pre-release 3

References

  1. ↑ a b MC-307549
  2. ↑ MC-303675
  3. ↑ MC-277470

Sources

Datapack Codex — The all-versions Minecraft data pack reference. Community reference; not affiliated with Mojang Studios or Microsoft. “Minecraft” is a trademark of Mojang Synergies AB.

Primary syntax targets Minecraft Java Edition 1.21+ (singular folder names). Version-specific behaviour is flagged inline and mapped on the pack_format history page.