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PlayStation Vita Edition 1.25

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1.25
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1.25 is a version of PlayStation Vita Edition released on April 6, 2016.[1]

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Additions

Changes

Fixes

16 issues fixed

  • MCCE-483 – Camera jitter and player unable to move when looking at chest you are standing on.
  • MCCE-659 – Doors have a weird texture on top and other sides when open.
  • MCCE-863 – The map does not work as it should unless "View Hand" is turned on.
  • MCCE-1739 – No icon in item frame map.
  • MCCE-1756 – Witch hut bounding box too small.
  • MCCE-1757 – Slimes spawning in witch huts.
  • MCCE-1803 – Item frames vanishing in very strange draw distance.
  • MCCE-1826 – White tulip description incorrect.
  • Fix for issue where the ender dragon would be immune to attacks
  • Fix for slimes not spawning in certain swamps and slime chunks.
  • Fix for potion of Swiftness, potion of Slowness and speed bonus of beacon having no effect on the player.
  • Fix for teleporting a player while they are sleeping in a bed not working properly.
  • Fix for some chunks in the overworld not generating for clients of a multiplayer game.
  • Fix for issue where experience orbs could not be obtained by some trades with villagers.
  • Fix for Thorns enchantment not affecting players.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Minecraft: PlayStation Vita Edition Patch change logs" – Minecraft Forum, April 6, 2016.

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