Minecraft Beta 1.13.0.13 — What's New?

Developers are now preparing to release the first test version of Minecraft Bedrock 1.14, which should add bees and new content to the game, but that doesn't mean development of the current version is complete! That's why today the Minecraft Bedrock (PE) Beta 1.13.0.13 update was published, which fixes a number of bugs and introduces some changes for Add-on and map developers.

Known Issues:

• The custom skin import error will be fixed in future versions for Windows 10 and mobile devices.

Bug Fixes:

• Crashes/Performance:
  
  • Improved animation performance.
  • Fixed a crash when using the '/execute' command.
  • Devices with low memory now support new note block sounds.
  • Fixed a crash that sometimes occurred when leaving multiplayer.
  • Fixed a crash when the player tried to open chat while leaving multiplayer.
  • Light blocks with invalid light levels no longer cause the game to crash.
  • Improved chunk loading while flying.
• General:
  • Added a new tooltip that prompts the player to set up a safe zone when necessary.
  • Fixed an issue where the main menu UI would not load on Xbox One.
  • Buried treasure can no longer spawn inside village structures.
  • Fixed a world loading error where the player was shown the message "World is damaged...".
• Gameplay:
  • Jumping while swimming underwater (with one block height) no longer causes the player to get stuck.
  • Players can again open their inventory while sitting in a boat.
  • Exiting sneak mode while standing on the edge of a block no longer causes falling.
  • Nearby players no longer appear as white squares on locator maps.
  • Arrows hitting players underwater no longer cause multiple sound plays.
  • Food-related achievements now unlock correctly.
  • Fixed a tool repair bug in the anvil.
• Mobs:
  • Farmers now properly harvest crops when their inventory is not full.
  • Turtles and tropical fish no longer swim at the bottom.
  • Villagers now hide more consistently during raids.
• User Interface:
  • Fixed the spacing between the "Feedback" and "Save and Quit" buttons in the pause menu.
• Graphics:
  • Fixed the position of parrots sitting on the player's shoulder.
• Commands:
  • Using "@s [type = ...]" in commands now works correctly.
• Add-ons and Script Engine:
  • Fixed the use of "lock_rider_rotation" on players.
  • Fixed the use of "yaw_speed".
  • Custom entities now have correct death messages.

For Map Makers and Add-on Creators:

• Important:
  • Starting with this version, developers ask all those who create third-party add-ons to use version ("format_version") "2" in the manifest file.
• • All content parts must now include a ''name' title.
• World Templates:
  • The 'lock_template_options' field is now required. This boolean field determines whether the world options for your template should be locked to default values when the player creates a world from the template. They can still choose to unlock and change options, but will be warned that this may affect gameplay.
  • The 'base_game_version' field is now required.
  • The 'min_engine_version' field should no longer be used.
• Resource and Behavior Packs:
  • The 'min_engine_version' field is now required.
• Base Game Version Field (base_game_version):
  • It is recommended to use the value "*" for this field. This ensures that anyone using your content in their Minecraft worlds will always get the latest vanilla game content when an update is available.
    
    If your content depends on a specific game version, you can use this field to specify the game version starting from 1.13. If you choose to do this, you must omit the third octet (min_engine_version); for example, if the target game version is '[1, 14, 2]', you should specify version '[1, 14, 0]'. If you specify a version this way, any worlds using your custom content will not receive new vanilla content when it becomes available in new versions, which can help prevent unwanted changes in your content's behavior caused by vanilla updates. However, developers still recommend using the value "*" so that players can continue to enjoy your content in their Minecraft worlds while also receiving game updates.

Download the new version on the page [DOWNLOAD MINECRAFT BETA 1.13.0.13].