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Minecraft: Release Candidate 1 further protects players

Minecraft: Release Candidate 1 further protects players
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Since the arrival of the Wild Update in Minecraft, the developers at Mojang Studios have been constantly making some changes to the cubic title. This time it is Release Candidate 1 of version 1.19 with mainly changes concerning the game chat.

June 7 marked the arrival of the Wild Update in Minecraft, with several new features on the program including the Deep Dark biome , a few mobs like the Warden or the Allay , but also new blocks through the mangrove swamps.

This time, it is indeed the turn of Release Candidate 1 to appear with several corrections and modifications mainly affecting in-game chat reports with the deletion of certain categories but also the modification of some of them .

Minecraft Version 1.19 Release Candidate 1 Patch Note

Release Candidate 1 Changes

  • Updated categories for chat reports
    - The categories "profanity", "nudity or pornography" and "extreme violence or gore" have been removed.
    - The description of the "Drugs and Alcohol" category has been updated to "Someone encourages others to take part in illegal drug-related activities or encourages underage consumption of alcohol".
    - The description of the category "Harassment and bullying" has been supplemented with the following text: or displays private personal information about you or someone else without your consent ("doxing").

Release Candidate 1 Technical Changes

  • Clicking on the run_command event of text components no longer directly sends chat messages.
    - Only commands are supported. So use a command like /say instead.
    - This means that values must now always be prefixed with '/'.
  • Increased the amount of chat context sent with each chat report.

Release Candidate 1 Bug Fixes

  • MC-250020 – Les Allay doesn't ignore items when mobGriefing is set to false.
  • MC-252511 – Bedrock doesn't generate on new blend border between old and new blend.
  • MC-252987 – Illegal '\n' character in clickEvent text component
  • MC-253114 – Select boxes in the “Select chat messages to report” menu don't disappear when deselecting fields after re-entering the menu.
  • MC-253188 – Selection boxes in the “Select Chat Messages to Report” menu have a slightly different size depending on how they are selected.
  • MC-253225 – Field selection boxes in player report menu lists do not contain white outlines when selected using the TAB key.
  • MC-253227 – Players can only be reported using the reporting system if they are present in the world.
  • MC-253336 – Using ender's eye crashes game in seed: -3721742095548798177
  • MC-253422 – Selecting the text “Please report violations of our Community Standards” in the “Select report category” menu is slightly confusing because the words “Community Standards” are underlined by default.
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