Minecraft Snapshot 23w43a

In this week's snapshot we're extending the Update 1.21 experiment with ALL the new blocks! And how about a bat makeover just in time for spooky fall? Happy crafting!

Experimental Features

Copper Family

• The Copper family of blocks has been expanded, including:
  • Chiseled Copper
  • Copper Grate
  • Copper Bulb
  • Copper Door
  • Copper Trapdoor
  • Oxidized and waxed variants of all of the above

Chiseled Copper

• Crafted with 2 Cut Copper Slabs of a shared oxidation level
• Can be crafted in the Stonecutter

Copper Grate

• A new type of decorative block unique to the Copper family
• Crafted with 4 Copper Blocks of a shared oxidation level
  • Can be crafted in the Stonecutter
• Properties:
  • Transparent and allows light to pass through
  • Mobs cannot suffocate inside them
  • Cannot conduct redstone
  • Hostile mobs cannot naturally spawn on them

Copper Bulb

• A light-emitting block that can toggle its light emission through redstone pulses
• Oxidizes like other Copper blocks, and emits less light the more oxidized they are
  • Copper Bulb: Light level 15
  • Exposed Copper Bulb: Light level 12
  • Weathered Copper Bulb: Light level 8
  • Oxidized Copper Bulb: Light level 4
• When placed, its light is off by default
  • While the Copper Bulb is unpowered, it will toggle its light on or off when it receives a redstone pulse
  • Copper Bulb light will stay on even when the redstone source is removed until it receives another redstone pulse to toggle it off
• A redstone crystal will glow in the center of Copper Bulbs while it is powered by a redstone signal
• Comparators will read a signal strength of 15 if the Copper Bulb's light is on
• Does not conduct redstone power
• Can craft 4 Copper Bulbs with:
  • 3 Copper Blocks of a shared oxidation level
  • 1 Blaze Rod
  • 1 Redstone Dust

Copper Doors and Trapdoors

• Copper variants of Doors and Trapdoors that can oxidize over time and be waxed
• Works like wooden doors in that they can be opened and closed with interaction as well as redstone
• Crafted with Copper Blocks of a shared oxidation level

Tuff Family

• Tuff has been expanded to have its own family of blocks, including:
  • Stair, Slab, Wall and Chiseled variants
  • Tuff Bricks with Stair, Slab, Wall and Chiseled variants
  • Polished Tuff with Stair, Slab and Wall variants
• All Tuff variants can be crafted in the Stonecutter

Changes

• The Bat now has a new look
• Thrown Ender Pearls produce a teleportation sound on impact
• Small tweaks to the Telemetry Data Collection screen

Bat

• The Bat has an updated model, animations and texture

Technical Changes

• The Data Pack version is now 22
• The Resource Pack version is now 20

Data Pack Version 22

• Added tick command
• Added two new input fields for Selection Priority and Placement Priority in the Jigsaw block edit screen
• Added item to minecraft:arrow and minecraft:spectral_arrow, this is the item that will be picked up
• Renamed Trident to item in minecraft:trident

tick command

Added a new tick command. This is an adminstative and debugging command that allows to control the ticking flow and measure the performance of the game. The command requires elevated permissions (admins and above) and so it is not by default available in command blocks and datapacks.

Syntax:

tick query - outputs the current target ticking rate, with information about the tick times performance.

tick rate <rate> - sets a custom target ticking rate to the specified value. The value must be greater than 1.0 and lower than 10000.0. Setting a very low tick rate can cause the game to feel unresponsive and setting too high tick rate for your system can cause the game to crash as the game now assumes, it is constantly falling behind the ticking target. Please use tick query or <F3> + 2 (Integrated server only) debug screen to measure the performance of the game and adjust the tick rate accordingly. Setting a tick target lower than the default 20.0 will also cause the players to be simulated at a lower rate (including player movement and input controls), while setting a higher tick rate will cause the players to be simulated at the default rate of 20 ticks per second to maintain the expected responsiveness of the game, but can cause artifacts in entities interpolation.

tick freeze - freezes all gameplay elements, except for players and any entity a player is riding. This is useful for debugging and isolating issues with the game allowing the player to move around freely and inspect the world.

tick step <time> - Only works when the game is frozen. It runs the game for the specified number of ticks and then freezes the game again. This allows to step through the game a set amount of ticks at a time.

tick step stop - stops the current stepping process, and re-freezes the game.

tick unfreeze - unfreezes the game and resumes all gameplay elements.

tick sprint <time> - runs the game while ignoring the set ticking target rate (meaning that the game will run as fast as possible) for the specified number of ticks. At the end of the sprint, the game will resume the previous ticking target and display performance information about the tick times while sprinting. This is especially useful for testing gameplay elements that are time dependent, such as redstone contraptions, or mob behaviour in isolated environments that allow for much faster simulation.

tick sprint stop - stops the current tick sprint, and resumes the previous ticking target.

Jigsaw Selection & Placement Priority

• Selection Priority
  • When the parent piece is being processed for connections, this controls the order in which this Jigsaw block attempts to connect to its target piece
  • Jigsaws will be processed in descending priority order and randomly within the same priority
• Placement Priority
  • When this Jigsaw block connects to a piece, this is the order in which that piece is processed for connections in the wider structure
  • Pieces will be processed in descending priority order with the default insertion order breaking ties within the same priority
• This functionality has been added to support the ability for Jigsaw structures to generate branches in a depth-first order, as well as give finer control over ordering of connections
• All existing Jigsaw blocks will default their Selection and Placement Priority to 0, resulting in the same behaviour as before these two configurable values were introduced

Resource Pack Version 20

• bat.png has been updated for the new Bat model
• Added block models, items models and block state definitions for the following blocks:
  • chiseled_copper, exposed_chiseled_copper, weathered_chiseled_copper, oxidized_chiseled_copper
  • copper_grate, expxosed_copper_grate, weathered_copper_grate, oxidized_copper_grate
  • copper_bulb, exposed_copper_bulb, weathered_copper_bulb, oxidized_copper_bulb
  • copper_door, exposed_copper_door, weathered_copper_door, oxidized_copper_door
  • copper_trapdoor, exposed_copper_trapdoor, weathered_copper_trapdoor, oxidized_copper_trapdoor
  • tuff_stairs
  • tuff_slab
  • tuff_wall
  • chiseled_tuff
  • polished_tuff
  • polished_tuff_stairs
  • polished_tuff_slab
  • polished_tuff_wall
  • tuff_bricks
  • tuff_brick_stairs
  • tuff_brick_slab
  • tuff_brick_wall
  • chiseled_tuff_bricks
• Added unique sprites for the following blocks:
  • chiseled_copper, exposed_chiseled_copper, weathered_chiseled_copper, oxidized_chiseled_copper
  • copper_grate, expxosed_copper_grate, weathered_copper_grate, oxidized_copper_grate
  • copper_bulb, exposed_copper_bulb, weathered_copper_bulb, oxidized_copper_bulb
  • copper_door, exposed_copper_door, weathered_copper_door, oxidized_copper_door
  • copper_trapdoor, exposed_copper_trapdoor, weathered_copper_trapdoor, oxidized_copper_trapdoor
  • chiseled_tuff
  • polished_tuff
  • tuff_bricks
  • chiseled_tuff_bricks

Fixed bugs in Snapshot 23w43a

• MC-1981 All arrow types lose their name/NBT data when shot and picked up
• MC-257786 The game takes a long time to process players leaving realms groups or accepting or declining realms invitations
• MC-263263 The operator buttons intersect the scroll bar within the realms player menu
• MC-263272 You cannot click on an area to set a value within the spawn protection slider in the realms world options menu
• MC-263309 You can configure your realm before it has been created by using the TAB key
• MC-265872 The word "available" is misspelled as "availible" within the "recover_world.no_fallback" string
• MC-265874 Right-clicking and keyboard input can disable or enable slots in the crafter
• MC-265880 The subtitle for Crafters crafting something uses inconsistent tense
• MC-265884 The word "occurred" is misspelled as "occured" within the "recover_world.message" string
• MC-265885 Extra space in the word "cannot" in selectWorld.incompatible.description
• MC-265886 The built-in update_1_21 pack contains duplicate files from the vanilla pack
• MC-265891 Placing items into the crafter output slot deletes them
• MC-265896 Additional lines appear on the crafter's face when it crafts
• MC-265899 The translation for "gamerule.commandModificationBlockLimit" is in title case instead of sentence case
• MC-265901 Comparator sometimes doesn't update when crafting with the Crafter
• MC-265938 Elements within the list in the "Changes From Last Backup" realms menu cannot be selected via the mouse cursor
• MC-265939 The "No pending invites!" text within the realms invitation menu cannot be narrated or selected
• MC-265961 Inconsistent pixels near light on the crafter's side