Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.32 hotfix arrives for Android and Nintendo Switch

Update, May 5, 2022, at 11:25 a.m. CT: Mojang Studios has released the 1.18.32 hotfix update for Android and Switch devices.

Update, April 27, 2022, at 5:55 p.m. CT: Mojang Studios has released the 1.18.31 hotfix update with a handful of fixes.

What you need to know

A new patch update is beginning to roll out to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition players on all platforms.
The update includes hundreds of changes, fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and some The Wild Update experimental features.
Headlining features include an updated “Create New World” screen, 64-bit seeds, updated damage and hunger, and more.
The update is gradually rolling out over the next 24 hours, meaning you may not immediately see it appear on your device.

Minecraft never stops improving, and players are in for at least one more sizeable jump forward in quality before the next major content update later this year. On Tuesday, Mojang Studios began releasing Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.30 to players on all platforms, delivering a huge number of changes and fixes.

Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.30 is built on top of the Caves and Cliffs Update initially released throughout 2021, and features a plethora of improvements to better the experience in Minecraft. Some of the biggest changes in this patch update include a redesigned “Create New World” screen, 64-bit world seeds, improvements to damage and hunger calculations, dozens of vanilla parity improvements, and more.

There are also some experimental features from The Wild Update, letting players test parts of the upcoming, content-packed release without enrolling in the recent Minecraft: Bedrock Edition betas and Previews. An early version of the upcoming Spectator Mode is also included in this build, but Mojang Studios notes that this feature isn’t in active testing, yet, and won’t arrive until after The Wild Update releases later in 2022.

The changelog for this patch update is extensive, and will help further cement Minecraft on the list of best Xbox games, despite some recent mishaps for current-gen players. In case you missed it, we recently discussed how Mojang Studios should come clean about Minecraft and ray tracing on Xbox Series X|S.

The full changelog for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.30 includes:

Overview

An updated Create New World experience will gradually be rolled out to players starting today
Worlds can now be created with 64-bit seeds
Many changes to improve damage and hunger calculations
New Experimental Features to try like the Deep Dark and Warden
Too many bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements to list!

Changes

Create New World

Create New World is being updated with improved navigation, more descriptions, and a new look and feel. It’ll be rolled out gradually across Android, iOS, Windows, and Xbox starting today
We’re still working on some things, like support for other platforms, screen narration, the trial version of the game, and the Japanese language
- We need some more time to work on these features in order to provide the best possible experience

Realms world storage

We are cleaning up expired Realms that have been collecting dust. Realms that have been canceled for more than 18 months will be deleted

RenderDragon

The new Minecraft Bedrock rendering engine, RenderDragon, is now live on Android, iOS, Switch, and Windows 10 UWP x86 builds! Consolidating onto our new graphics engine will allow us to continue investing in future performance and stability improvements, as well as exciting new features for Minecraft!
This technical update shouldn’t impact gameplay or experience, but if you run into any new issues, please file feedback so the team can investigate

Vanilla parity

World generation

Worlds can now be created with 64-bit seeds (-9223372036854775808 to 9223372036854775807). These seeds can be used between Bedrock Edition and Java Edition to produce the same world
Non-numeric seed UI inputs now produce the same seeds as Java Edition
Acacia Trees now grow Leaves on every branch below Y = 0

Gameplay

Tweaked hunger depletion rate to better match Java Edition
Players can now properly lose hunger when sprinting or swimming
Players lose significantly less hunger when jumping
Exhaustion rates can now be tweaked in Behavior Packs
Players flying in Creative mode are no longer pushed by liquid current

Mobs

Shulkers now have a chance to spawn another Shulker when hit by a Shulker projectile
When a mob picks up an item, the item can now be seen slightly “pulled” towards the mob right as it picks it up. This matches the behavior of Java Edition
Drowned can no longer spawn where the block light level is above 0
Bees no longer become angry when Beehives are destroyed by Silk Touch
Untamed Wolves can now be leashed
Mobs can no longer spawn on Campfires
The Ravager now targets and attacks the Wandering Trader
Mobs spawned from a Dispenser are now persistent

Blocks

Falling blocks once again have full-block hitbox
Changed block tick rates for Cactus, Chorus Flower, Crops, Grass, Pointed Dripstone, and Saplings to match Java Edition
Cauldrons now only fill with water and lava by Dripstones that are below water and lava source blocks
TNT blocks now correctly move in a random X / Z direction once lit
Glow Lichen no longer generates hanging in the air inside Strongholds
Glow Lichen now correctly checks for the face of the block they are attached to be a full block
Glow Lichen can now be attached to Leaves
Blocks such as Glow Lichen, Torches, and Redstone can no longer be placed on or attached to Brewing Stands
Blocks such as Glow Lichen, Torches, and Redstone can now be placed on or attached to Trapdoors, depending on their state
Azaleas and Lily Pads are now broken by flowing water

Items

The player’s arm no longer twitches while charging a bow
Nether Brick, Iron / Gold Nuggets, Red / Brown Mushroom Blocks, and Chorus Plant / Flower Blocks can no longer be used as fuel in Furnaces
Water and Lava Buckets can now be used on waterlogged blocks, such as Light Blocks or Big Dripleaves

Combat & damage

Improved accuracy of damage calculations
Fixed some issues where damage invulnerability wasn’t being applied properly
The camera now shakes the same way it does in Java Edition when the player receives damage
Fixed an issue where the Protection enchantments mitigated too much damage. This has been changed to match Java Edition
Absorption Hearts no longer stay yellow while under the Wither effect
Added armor toughness
Diamond Armor and Netherite Armor now have a toughness value of 2 and 3 respectively
Tweaked armor reduction calculation to account for toughness
Netherite Armor will now reduce more damage than Diamond Armor
Lowered the amount of knockback resistance granted by Netherite Armor
Punching deals less damage now, to better match the Java Edition
Damage is now calculated more accurately by properly calculating and storing partial damage for larger damage
Mobs across higher and lower difficulties had their damage adjusted slightly accordingly
Mobs with knockback resistance (for example, Ravager or Zoglin) now receive less knockback when hit by an Iron Golem
Armor and protection reduction calculations have been made more accurate
Dragon’s Breath attack now properly deals damage
Protection Enchantment now properly works on most damage types
Landing on a Stalagmite is now properly considered fall damage
Blaze Fireball will deal knockback on impact
Blaze fireballs, Fang attack damage, and Shulker bullets now deal consistent damage across all difficulties
Small Magma Cubes do slightly more damage, from 2 to 3 on normal
Spiders deal slightly less damage, from 3 to 2 on normal
Baby Zoglins deal slightly less damage, from 1 to 0.5 on normal
Baby Hoglins now attack players for 0.5 damage on normal
Skeleton melee attack does slightly less damage, from 3 to 2 on normal
Wolves deal slightly more damage, from 3 to 4 on normal
Fixed an issue that was causing entities to not be protected from fire damage by the Fire Resistance effect
Fixed a desync issue that could sometimes cause health to regenerate only visually

Villagers

Updated Villager trade tables for Armorer, Cleric, Fisherman, Shepherd, Toolsmith, and Weaponsmith to match Java Edition
Fishermen Boat trades now change wood type based on Villager biome type
Clerics now offer Glowstone instead of Glowstone Dust
Weaponsmith enchanted Iron Sword trade moved to Novice
Armorer Diamond trade moved to Journeyman
Villagers no longer share Seeds and Beetroot Seeds
Cartographers now always unlock Woodland Explorer Map trade
Fixed an error where Journeymen Clerics would offer Glowstone Dust instead of Glowstone Blocks
Farmer Villagers can now use Bone Meal on crops and can turn excess Seeds into Bone Meal at their Composter

The Wild Update (Experimental)

Please keep in mind that these features are work in progress, still under in development, and subject to change
If you activate them, your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates
Experimental features cannot be turned off after world creation

Deep Dark biome

Dimly lit and eerie, the Deep Dark is sure to strike fear into the hearts of even the bravest players

Ancient Cities

Wander the halls of these long-abandoned structures in the Deep Dark depths to uncover relics long forgotten

The Warden

The horror of the Deep Dark! A creature with no eyes, roughly resembling the Sculk that can be found throughout the Deep Dark, the Warden is an unstoppable force of nature that inhabits this biome

Sculk blocks

A new variety of blocks that can be found in the Deep Dark

Darkness effect

A new mob effect unique to the Warden and Sculk Shrieker, which will afflict players with the effect when nearby
Lowers the gamma down at an equivalent of “Moody” while having this effect

Allay

Allays will collect all the surrounding items that match the item they are holding
Allays will like a player who hands them an item and will bring the items they collect to their liked player

Boat with chest

Function similarly to Minecart Chests, but in Boats instead, so you can take a journey on the water and carry your things with you

Goat horn

Dropped when a Goat with at least one horn rams these blocks: Stone, Packed ice, Iron Ore, Copper Ore, Emerald Ore, or any kind of wood log from the Overworld

Axe changes

Attacks with Axes towards a raised Shield will disable the Shield for 5 seconds

Spectator Mode (Experimental)

This update contains early functionality for Spectator Mode — a much-wanted feature we’re adding to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition
This will launch after the upcoming 1.19 update has shipped, but we’ll be testing it further in upcoming Betas and Previews
We recommend not relying on this in-development feature, which was not meant to be included in the release
We won’t be accepting bug reports related to Spectator Mode until our first iteration is released, as the feature is likely to change during development

Known issues

Teleporting entities into unloaded chunks removes them from the world. This will be fixed in an upcoming update
Players are unable to invert the camera Y-axis when playing with touch controls. This will be fixed in an upcoming update

Fixes

Performance & stability

Fixed a crash that could occur during gameplay
Fixed a crash that could occur when uploading corrupted worlds to Realms
Fixed a crash that could occur upon leaving the Zooming menu in the Dressing Room
Fixed a crash that could occur when hovering over the search bar in the crafting menu when playing with a controller
Fixed a crash that could occur on Android devices when suspending or resuming the app
Fixed a crash that could occur when stopping a Bedrock Dedicated Server

Gameplay

Fixed an issue where the Mending enchantment would not always correctly consume XP Orbs to repair
Players in Visitor Mode can no longer break Paintings and Minecarts
Teleporting vertically beyond the visibility distance now loads terrain correctly
Fixed a bug where the player could switch to gliding when riding in certain scenarios
Crouch (sneak) state is now reset when player dies to avoid getting stuck in crouch state after respawning
The player’s position when rejoining a world will remain the same if they quit while in lava
Players can now fly down through Ladders and other climbable blocks such as Vines in Creative mode without stopping
Fixed a Furnace exploit where items could be duplicated if the output slot was selected
Fire that existed before the Fire Tick game rule is enabled will continue to spread again
Vertical field of view is no longer halved in horizontal split screen, making items such as Book & Quill easier to view when playing in split screen
Fixed tick range check excluding chunks that were actually in range

World generation

Fixed duplicate End Crystals spawning on top of End Spikes
Improved surrounding terrain for structures such as Villages during world generation
Fixed underwater lava lakes not turned into Obsidian during world generation

Mobs

Villagers no longer avoid Zombified Piglins
Fixed an issue where Villagers did not hold the item they would trade when presented with Emeralds by the player
Mobs are now able to path over Azalea blocks
Mobs are now able to path over Dripleaf blocks and properly pathfind on top of them, when not fully tilted
Mobs are now able to path over Pointed Dripstone blocks and properly pathfind on top of them
Mobs can now move properly on top of solid partial blocks, like Bells, Brewing Stands, and Enchanting Tables
Mobs can now jump from high enough solid partial blocks to full ones at a higher position
Mobs can now jump over fences if they are standing on an adjacent slab or on another block high enough
Mobs can now move through less than half-block tall Top Snow even when the ceiling, if any, is as tall as the mobs themselves
Fixed a bug in the Glow Squid’s texture where the glow map in the alpha channel was incorrect, causing patches of non-glowing texture to be seen
Fixed an issue where players could not access a Villager’s trades while holding a spawn egg
Fixed an issue where Witches spawned during Village raids could despawn during the raid
Cod, Salmon, Pufferfish, Tropical Fish, and Dolphins once again spawn in deep variants of ocean biome
Fixed Fangs from Evoker spells not being spawnable in blocks with no bounding boxes
Changed the spawning logic for Iron Golems and Cats to make it easier for them to spawn in roofed areas, like underground villages
Fixed an issue where some large mobs in Marketplace maps could get stuck
Shulkers no longer like to occupy the same block as another Shulker
Shulkers now prioritize attaching to neighboring block faces before trying to teleport away
Shulkers now stay attached to the current attached blockface if it is valid, instead of switching to upright position

Blocks

Fixed a lighting bug where light level 1 incorrectly dropped to 0 when placing blocks in light level 1 with multiple light sources
TNT no longer disappears when ignited with the ‘TNT Explodes’ game rule disabled and the ‘Fire Spreads’ game rule enabled
Gravity affected blocks now fall on Top Snow when placed above it instead of hovering over it
Fixed an issue with resource drops occasionally remaining black after breaking and placing a block quickly in its place
Top Snow no longer clips with the block beneath when falling
Fixed an issue where interacting with the Bell while holding a chargeable item would not continuously ring it
Fixed an issue where projectiles would ‘bounce’ off of Bells in strange ways
Removed water from the extra-block when placing an Amethyst cluster
Scaffolding can no longer be placed without support on y=0
Observers placed facing Double Chests no longer send out a Redstone pulse when reloading / re-entering a chunk
Save Structure Blocks now correctly detect Corner Structure Blocks at negative Y levels
Breaking a layer of snow placed in the same block as a flower no longer destroys the flower

Items

Custom armor can now be equipped with the “Use” button when different armor is already equipped

Graphical

Fixed an issue that caused some emotes to have unintended rotations when near the end of their animation
Fixed a case where ray tracing resources would be destroyed prematurely on level exit from an RTX-enabled world
Fixed the stage 3 carrot texture not showing up in-game, due to an incorrect filename
Fixed a bug where the Shield blocking animation stopped playing smoothly after blocking once
Fixed the crosshair disappearing when Outline Selection for blocks is disabled
Players that are on fire now render fire in front of the player on the inventory screen regardless of in-game camera perspective
Fixed a highlight effect on Leather Armor appearing on paper dolls when using higher anti-aliasing

User interface

Added an option in Video Settings to toggle anti-aliasing on the Nintendo Switch
Fixed the loading screen when suspending and resuming the game while playing split-screen on Nintendo Switch
Increased line spacing on the “Realms Plus subscription has expired” screen
Chat changes:
- Control + Backspace will now erase the whole word before the caret
- Control + Delete will now erase the whole word after the caret
- Control + Left Arrow will now move the caret to the beginning of the word before the caret
- Control + Right Arrow will now move the caret to the beginning of the next word after the caret
When first opening the inventory screen in Pocket UI, we now default to the “Craftable” tab on the left-hand side, and the crafting grid on the right-hand side
Removed the question mark button on the Pocket UI inventory screen
Accessing the recipe book from the Inventory screen now only shows items that can be crafted from that screen’s 2×2 crafting grid
Players can now use auto-move to equip or unequip armor in Crafting Table’s menu while in Pocket UI
Updated generic controller face button icons on mobile devices
Fixed a bug where the label above the inventory screen crafting grid in Pocket UI would get truncated in some languages
Fixed an issue in Pocket UI where items could be dropped unintentionally in blocks with custom UIs, and resized those screens to allow for dropping items on the sides instead
Improved contrast on multiple UI elements
Fixed an issue with the screen reader looping on the Play screen when you had a Realms invite
Download popup no longer flickers when closed
Added warning popup on Marketplace pages when attempting to equip skin pack skin while character creator item is equipped
Fixed issue where info and buttons did not appear for downloaded skin packs

Technical updates

Add-on template packs

Updated Add-On templates for 1.18.30 with new resources, behaviors, and documentation, are available to download

RenderDragon

With the release of RenderDragon for Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, and Win10 UWP x86, HAL will no longer be available on these platforms
We know the community has found ways to build shaders on top of HAL and with this change, these shaders will no longer function
We understand that this is a valuable feature for players and the creator community, and we are working on how we may be able to deliver this sort of creative capability to players and creators in an officially supported way
While we have nothing to share right now, look out for more details in the future

Additional modding capabilities (Experimental)

Important! In this release, we are removing the Additional Modding Capabilities experiment
This experiment contained experimental JavaScript APIs launched in 2018 — and with this removal, JavaScript within worlds associated with this API will no longer function
GameTest Framework — a separate JavaScript API — should not be impacted, nor should behavior pack / resource pack type add-ons more broadly

Changes

A world with “StorageVersion” 8 or lower will be increased to 9 and have its RandomSeed upgraded from using only the lower 32 bits of a 64-bit number to using the full 64-bit range while still representing the same number
- This is only relevant for negative 32-bit seeds, which need a sign bit extension
The world loading screen now shows progress when loading ticking areas marked for preload
Experimental: Volume definitions are now stored and read from Behavior Packs instead of being part of the level directory
Experimental: Added an optional mob_amount parameter to the Damage Event Response that specifies a unique damage amount when used by mobs
Due to engine limitations, minecraft:geometry data used for blocks with the Holiday Creator Features experimental toggle are now restricted to only allow geometry in the [0,0,0] to [15,15,15] space
- Any blocks loaded from Behavior Packs that exceed this limit will render as the info_update block and show a content error in the log
The Interact component now has two new fields, GiveItem and TakeItem, specifying if it is possible to give / take items from an entities main hand slot. Taking the item also drops the inventory of the mob
Removed preventsjumping component from data-driven blocks
Removed BlockImmovable, BlockBreakOnPush, and BlockOnlyPistonPush components from data-driven blocks
Limited the number of elements in the crafting_tagsfield of CraftingTableComponent to 64

Fixes

Biome-specific fog settings can once again be defined
Fixed actor definition identifiers not being recognized if the item or block name contains “.”
Mobs that are riding a boat, for example, can no longer use JumpToBlockGoal
Custom mobs with a format version lower than 1.18.20 and using the minecraft:behavior.knockback_roar component will parse like before if it contains an extra field that the engine didn’t expect
Fixed an issue in the Knockback goal where the incorrect owner was being passed into the filter evaluate function
Weapon events are now correctly applied when the weapons are used by mobs (MCPE-118692)
JumpToBlock behavior is now correctly affected by JumpBoost mob effect (MCPE-137432)
Fixed a case where experimental BlockCollisionComponents did not allow partial specification
Rotation when riding a mob that has a locked rotation will no longer unexpectedly snap to one side when that mob is rotating

Commands

Fixed an issue that would cause commands to affect players in all dimensions
Added the hasitem filter for target selector of entities. This allows the player to target entities based on the items that have in their inventory or are wearing
Added /tickingarea command preload overload
The /tickingarea command no longer modifies areas from entities with the tick_world component
Entities must now be loaded for an area to be considered fully loaded and ticking
Added a new /volumearea command to create, remove, and list volumes in the world
Using /playanimation command now properly plays animations on the paper doll and inventory character
Correct error output is now displayed when attempting to use the /loot spawn command when passing in the position of an unloaded area and there is 0 loot to drop
Added /loot command insert loot and insert kill overload

AI goals

Exposed new data parameter calculate_new_path_radius for GoHomeGoal. This is for specifying a distance in blocks that the mob is considered close enough to the end of the current path
- A new path will then be calculated to continue toward home
Added Knockback Height Cap value to KnockbackRoarGoal

WebSocket

JSON format for events sent from websocket server and Code Builder APIs updated to hierarchical JSON format instead of flat format
Less useful properties removed with block and item IDs moved to newer name-based format instead of numerical format
Agent-based commands in websockets moved to new action:agent format, and all commands are now queued and include unique ids to correlate responses
Any future breaking changes to websocket and Code Builder APIs will now result in the protocolVersion being incremented

Molang

Molang expressions inside animation scripts for actor resource definition (pre_animation and initialize) that contain capital letters are properly evaluated now with format_version 1.18.20 or higher
Clarified documentation for query.is_item_name_any that the slot index is required when there is more than one slot, like the hotbar
Fixed Logical AND to evaluate before Logical OR, and for comparison operators to evaluate before equality operators
- This is a Molang Versioned Change that only takes effect for Molang expressions in packs that use a min_engine_version of 1.18.20 or higher
- For example, A && B || C now evaluates as(A && B) || C and A < B == C > D now evaluates as (A < B) == (C > D)

GameTest Framework (Experimental)

New Module! We added a mojang-minecraft-ui module with API structures for creating simple dialog boxes:
- Added ActionFormData / ModalFormData / MessageFormData types in the mojang-minecraft-ui namespace
- Removed Minecraft and GameTest imports; please use mojang-minecraft and mojang-gametest
mojang-minecraft module updates:
World
- Changed return type of function getPlayers to PlayerIterator
- Added function playSound(soundName: String, soundOptions: SoundOptions): void — plays a sound specified by the sound name, at a location, pitch, or volume as optionally specified in the SoundOptions argument
- Added queueMusic(trackName : string, musicOptions : MusicOptions)
- Added playMusic(trackName : string, musicOptions : MusicOptions)
- Added stopMusic()
- Added MusicOptions JS class with volume, fadeSeconds and loop properties
Dimension
- Added id property
- Added MinecraftDimensionTypes with constants for built-in dimension IDs
- Added spawnItem to spawn an ItemStack in the dimension
Player
- Added function playSound(soundID : String, soundOptions : SoundOptions) — Plays a sound for a player, cannot be heard by entities other than that specific player
Events
- Updated property direction to blockFace in world.events.beforeItemUseOn and world.events.itemUseOn
- Added event beforeDataDrivenEntityTriggerEvent — Fires before the data driven trigger is applied
- Added event dataDrivenEntityTriggerEvent — Fires after the data driven trigger is applied
- Added event entityHit(entityHitEvent: EntityHitEvent, options?: EntityEventOptions) — Fires when an entity or block is hit by another entity
- Added event entityHurt(entityHurtEvent: EntityHurtEvent, options?: EntityEventOptions) — Fires when an entity takes damage
- Added event leverActivate — fires when a lever is toggled
- BlockExplodeEvent — Removed property destroyedBlockPermutation
DefinitionModifier — Added
- read only property componentGroupsToAdd: string[] — List of component groups that will be added as part of this modifier
- read only property componentGroupsToRemove: string[] — List of component groups that will be removed as part of this modifier
- property triggers: Trigger[] — List of triggers that will fire as part of this modifier
Trigger – Added
- property eventName: string — Event name of the trigger
DataDrivenEntityTriggerEvent — Added
- read only property entity: Entity — Entity that the event triggered on
- read only property id: string — name of the event
BeforeDataDrivenEntityTriggerEvent — Added
- read only property entity: Entity — Entity that the event triggered on
- read only property id: string — name of the event
- property modifiers: DefinitionModifier[] — List of modifiers that will be applied when the event triggers
- property cancel: bool — If true, the event will not be triggered
- EntityDataDrivenTriggerEventOptions — Added and inherited from EntityEventOptions
- property eventTypes: string[] — If specified, will restrict to events with the specified name (for example, minecraft:ageable_grow_up)
EntityType
- Added read-only property id: string — The identifier for the entity type
EntityTypes
- Added function get(identifier: string): EntityType — Returns the corresponding EntityType for the given identifier
- Added function getAll(): EntityTypeIterator — Returns an iterator containing all registered entity types
MinecraftEntityTypes
- Provides EntityType constants for each standard Minecraft entity type
EnchantmentType — Added
- Read-only propertyid: string — The name of the enchantment type
- Read-only property maxLevel: int — The maximum level this type of enchantment can have
EnchantentInstance — Added
- Constructor EnchantmentInstance(type: EnchantmentType, level : int)
- Read-only property type: EnchantmentType — The enchantment type of this instance
- Property level: int — The level of this enchantment instance
EnchantmentSlot — Added
- Represents the item slot or type that an enchantment can be applied to
EnchantmentList — Added
- Represents a collection of enchantments that can be applied to an item
- Constructor EnchantmentList(slot : EnchantSlot)
- Read-only property slot: EnchantSlot — The item slot / type that this collection is applied to
- Read-only property allEnchantments: EnchantmentInstance[] — All enchantments as part of this enchantment collection
- Method canAddEnchantment(instance : EnchantmentInstance): bool — Returns whether or not the provided EnchantmentInstance can be added to this collection
- Method addEnchantment(instance : EnchantmentInstance): bool — Attempts to add the enchantment to this collection. Returns true if successful
- Method removeEnchantment(type : EnchantmentType) — Removes an EnchantmentInstance with type type from this collection if present
- Method hasEnchantment(type : EnchantmentType): int — If this collection has an EnchantmentInstance with type type, returns the level of the enchantment. Returns 0 if not present
ItemStack
- Added function setLore(loreList: string[]): void — Sets the lore text for the item
- Added function getLore(): string[] — Gets the lore text for the item
- Added nameTag property
ItemEnchantmentComponent — Added
- Property enchantments: EnchantmentList — Gets a copy of the current set of enchantments on this ItemStack. Or allows the user to set the EnchantmentList for the ItemStack
- Method removeAllEnchantments — Removes any enchantments that might be present on this ItemStack
Vector — Added numerous new helper functions
- Added function length(): number — Returns the length of this vector
- Added function normalized(): Vector — Returns this as a normalized vector
- Added static function distance(a:Vector, b:Vector): number — Returns distance between two vectors
- Added static function lerp(a:Vector, b:Vector, t: number): Vector — Returns the linear interpolation between a and b using t as the control
- Added static function slerp(a:Vector, b:Vector, s: number): Vector — Returns the spherical linear interpolation between a and b using s as the control
- Added static function cross(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns the cross product of these two vectors
- Added static function add(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns the addition of these vectors
- Added static function subtract(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns the subtraction of these vectors
- Added static function multiply(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns the component-wise product of these vectors
- Added static function divide(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns the component-wise division of these vectors
- Added static function multiply(a:Vector, b:number): Vector — Returns the product of this vector and a scalar
- Added static function divide(a:Vector, b:number): Vector — Returns the division of this vector and a scalar
- Added static function min(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns a vector that is made from the smallest components of two vectors.
- Added static function max(a:Vector, b:Vector): Vector — Returns a vector that is made from the largest components of two vectors
EntityItemComponent
- Added component EntityItemComponent that can be used to obtain an ItemStack from an item entity — for example, getComponent("item").itemStack
BlockInventoryComponent
- Fixed accessing items in a double chest crashing / being inconsistent
Exposed the following components for Entities:
- minecraft:can_climb
- minecraft:can_fly
- minecraft:can_power_jump
- minecraft:fire_immune
- minecraft:floats_in_liquid
- minecraft:is_dyable
- minecraft:is_baby
- minecraft:is_charged
- minecraft:is_chested
- minecraft:is_hidden_when_invisible
- minecraft:is_ignited
- minecraft:is_illager_captain
- minecraft:is_saddled
- minecraft:is_shaking
- minecraft:is_sheared
- minecraft:is_stackable
- minecraft:is_stunned
- minecraft:is_tamed
- minecraft:wants_jockey
- minecraft:variant
- minecraft:skin_id
- minecraft:mark_variant
- minecraft:friction_modifier
- minecraft:ground_offset
- minecraft:scale
- minecraft:push_through
mojang-gametest module:
- Removed radiusargument from command /gametest clearall
- Modified the behavior of function attack() to make the simulated player swing even when no target is found

Update, April 27, 2022, at 5:55 p.m. CT — The 1.18.31 hotfix update is here with a handful of fixes for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition

The 1.18.30 update for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition was sizeable, but reportedly suffered from a variety of issues. On Wednesday, Mojang Studios began rolling out the Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.31 hotfix update, which includes a fresh batch of fixes directly aimed at the previous update. This is a minor release, so there aren’t any major improvements or feature additions with this release.

The full changelog for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.31 includes:

Changes

Introducing Spectator Mode experimental toggle
- Players can now try out an early development version of Spectator Mode
- For now, we will not be accepting bug reports related to Spectator Mode since its current implementation is very early in development and subject to change

Fixes

Fixed several crashes that could occur during gameplay
Fixed an exploit with improperly gaining XP through Furnaces
Fixed the screen turning black when reloading RTX worlds
Fixed textures of distant blocks appearing grainy, warped, and distorted when playing on Android devices
Fixed flowing water and lava textures not appearing correctly on iOS devices
Fixed various framerate hitches, particularly impacting less powerful mobile devices
Mobs can no longer spawn on Buttons
Fixed an issue where repeatedly saving and reloading specific chunks would result in delayed chunk loading, performance issues, and game instability
Fixed an issue that prevented worlds from being opened after updating to version 1.18.30
The “Sound of Music” achievement now unlocks when requirements are met
Fixed issues with Marketplace not opening on Nintendo Switch
Fixed an infinite loading screen that could occur when making purchases in Marketplace

Mojang Studios has warned that this hotfix may take a few days to appear to all players. The release is starting with Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Android platforms, and will roll out to Switch and iOS in the coming days.

Update, May 5, 2022, at 11:25 a.m. CT — The 1.18.32 hotfix update improves performance on Android and Nintendo Switch devices

The major 1.18.30 update for Minecraft is now securing its second hotfix update with the release of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.18.32, which is even more minor than the previous hotfix. This update focuses entirely on improving performance on Android devices and the Nintendo Switch, and doesn’t include any other gameplay fixes or improvements.

Fixes

Improved game performance on certain Android devices
Addressed chunk loading and freeze issues in Nintendo Switch

The 1.18.32 hotfix update is now available to download on Android and Nintendo Switch, and isn’t coming to other platforms (due to its targeted and limited fixes).

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