Java Edition 12w23a

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Minecraft 12w23a
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12w23a is the ninth snapshot for Java Edition 1.3.1, released on June 7, 2012.[1]

Changes

Blocks

End portal block

  • The End sky texture has changed, which also changes how the end portal block itself looks.

Stairs

  • Now have the correct hitbox.
    • Outline still displayed as a full block.

Tripwire

Wooden pressure plates

Non-mob entities

Boats

  • Now can accelerate to faster than previous speeds.
  • Easier to control.

Gameplay

Creative inventory

Enchanting

  • Enchantment levels are slightly exponential again.
    • It now takes 825 experience to reach level 30.
    • The first 16 levels are linear, while level 17+ require more points per level to the maximum level of 30 (although one can still have more than 30 XP levels to spend).

Multiplayer

  • The player can now see the cracking effect on blocks when other players mine blocks in multiplayer.

Texture packs

  • Packs that are in folders and not in a zip file are recognized as a texture pack.
  • Pack image is displayed for folder-based texture packs.

World generation

End sky

  • Texture changed from to

General

Controls

  • Pressing F no longer reloads chunks.

Fixes

7 bugs fixed

References

  1. ↑ "Minecraft Snapshot Week 23" (archived) – mojang.com.

Sources