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Java Edition 18w10d

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Minecraft 18w10d
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18w10d is the twenty-seventh snapshot for Java Edition 1.13, released on March 9, 2018[1], which added coral reefs and more waterlogged blocks.

Additions

World generation

Coral reefs

Changes

Blocks

Shulker boxes

  • Can now be undyed using a cauldron.
    • The water level in the cauldron decreases by 1.

Mobs

Phantoms

  • Now burn in sunlight and no longer despawn during daytime.

Baby zombies

  • Now burn in sunlight.

General

Waterlogging

Optimizations

  • Optimized how clouds are rendered.

Fixes

14 issues fixed

From released versions before 1.13

  • MC-3115 – Baby Zombies do not burn
  • MC-75193 – Target selectors don't work in server only commands
  • MC-105502 – Enabling clouds incurs a huge performance penalty

From the 1.13 development versions

  • MC-125829 – Tamed wolves teleport into kelp under water
  • MC-125869 – A non-source water block above a non-source water block converts to a source block when horizontally adjacent to two other source blocks
  • MC-126096 – New water vision makes lighting flash when swimming on surface after swimming underwater
  • MC-126123 – Water visibility changes when near surface
  • MC-126297 – Lava does not always turn down to obsidian when mining magma block

From the previous development version

  • MC-126912 – Flowing water can create source blocks
  • MC-126914 – Sponge deletes waterlogged blocks
  • MC-126920 – Water does not flow down blocks properly
  • MC-126927 – Waterlogged water goes through Stairs
  • MC-126936 – Fishing bobber sinking as soon as it is cast
  • MC-126944 – Boats sink in water

Videos

Video made by slicedlime:

Trivia

References

  1. ↑ "Minecraft Snapshot 18w10a" – Minecraft.net, March 6, 2018.

Sources