Java Edition 12w39b

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Minecraft 12w39b
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12w39b is the ninth snapshot for Java Edition 1.4.2, released on September 28, 2012[1] to fix some of the bugs and crashes in the 12w39a snapshot.

Additions

Blocks

Mob spawners

  • More options to customize spawners.
  • Can now have their range and maximum spawn limit customized.

Items

Custom potions

  • Only available by editing in with a world editor.
  • Players can create potions with multiple effects.

Command format

/xp

  • Added a command variable to the command.
    • Use L after number to represent number of levels, not number of xp.

Target selectors

  • Added command block arguments.
    • Added l and lm arguments for indicating players with a maximum level, and minimum level, respectively.
    • Added rm argument for indicating the minimum range to which players are affected.

Fixes

7 bugs fixed

  • Fixed block placement issues with lighting.[2]
  • Game performance is now better from before.
  • Fixed "Bottomless Pit" preset.
  • Jack o' lantern emitting stronger light from the wrong face fixed.
  • Fixed the witch's texture being weird.
  • Partially fixed Nether lag by making the server do some of what used to be the client's work and increasing chunk load time slightly.[3]
  • Fixed some lighting bugs related to upside down slabs and stairs and farmland.

References

Sources