What’s New in Minecraft Bedrock Preview 1.20.50.21?

Surya Kumar
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What’s New in Minecraft Bedrock Preview 1.20.50.21?

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Highlights
Mojang has added a new feature in the form of the Crafter which as the name suggests, will automatically craft several in-game items.
This new Bedrock preview is available on Windows 10/11, Xbox, Android, and iOS.
The Crafter can be created using Redstone Dust, Iron Ingots, a Crafting Table, and a Dropper.

The recent Minecraft Live 2023 event showcased several updates that will make their way to this popular sandbox. One key announcement was the highly anticipated Crafter feature which as the name suggests, will automatically craft in-game items once you provide the required ingredients. Mojang has swiftly added this to the Bedrock preview 1.20.50.21 and several fans are overjoyed to get their hands on this game-changing feature. Here’s everything you need to know about this new preview.

Minecraft 1.20.50.21 Features and Patch Notes

As mentioned above, the new Bedrock preview has added an item called the Crafter as an experimental feature. The devs have also provided detailed patch notes which gives us an idea of how this new item works in the game.

Crafter

  • Added the Crafter block to the game

  • Crafter can be crafted with Redstone Dust, Iron Ingots, Crafting Table, and Dropper

  • Crafter uses distinct particles when crafting

  • Crafter has distinct sounds for crafting and failing

  • Crafter has a blast resistance of 3.5

  • A Comparator connected to a Crafter now outputs a signal that is equal to the amount of non-empty slots plus disabled slots

  • Moving items into crafter from Hopper or Dropper distributes them evenly instead of first filling the first stack

  • Powering the Crafter with Redstone signal makes it craft and output the item

 Apart from this addition, this beta also features a few bug fixes and a slew of new technical updates regarding graphics and API. Here are the changes:

Blocks

  • Horizontal End Rod hitboxes are now rotated correctly.

Decorated Pots

  • Inverted the direction in which Decorated Pots wobble when unsuccessfully interacted with.

Mobs

  • Mobs that grow up to be adults and are too large to fit inside Boats will now jump out.

Technical Updates

API

  • Events

    • Moved PlayerInteractWithBlockAfterEvent from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved PlayerInteractWithBlockBeforeEvent from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved PlayerInteractWithEntityAfterEvent from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved PlayerInteractWithEntityBeforeEvent from beta to 1.7.0

  • General

Fixed an issue with upgrading loaded values that have multiple string names.

Experimental Technical Updates

Graphical

  • Enhanced the bloom pipeline to utilize HDR scene information to more naturally emphasize bright pixels in the Deferred Technical Preview

  • Fixed an issue where shadows from non-existent mobs would be rendered in the Deferred Technical Preview 

  • Fixed a crash that could occur when switching Dimensions in the Deferred Technical Preview

API

  • Moved PlayerLeaveBeforeEvent from beta to 1.7.0

  • Moved NumberRange interface to minecraft/common

    • Moved heightRange: NumberRange from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved matches from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function clearDynamicProperties from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function getDynamicProperties from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function getDynamicPropertyIds from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function getDynamicPropertyTotalByteCount from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function setDynamicProperty from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function clearDynamicProperties from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function getDynamicProperties from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function getDynamicPropertyIds from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function getDynamicPropertyTotalByteCount from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved function setDynamicProperty from beta to 1.7.0

  • TicksPerSecond

    • Moved from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved offset from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved above from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved below from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved north from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved east from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved south from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved west from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved center from beta to 1.7.0

    • Moved bottomCenter from beta to 1.7.0

Those are pretty much all the changes brought with the new 1.20.50.21 Bedrock Preview. Do note that this beta is a work in progress and it might be unstable.


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Surya has been an avid gamer all his life with an emphasis on single-player titles since the PlayStation 2 era. After switching to PC, he has also dabbled in the world of Valorant ever since its beta. He aims to spread his passion for gaming through his writing.