Minecraft 1.20.5 Snapshot 24W09A | Dyeable Wolf Armor & Sheer'd Bogged!
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2024
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Snapshot 24W09A for Minecraft 1.20.5 adds dyeable wolf armor! As well as experimental changes for Minecraft 1.21.
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0:00 New User Interface
2:04 Wolf Armor Repair
3:08 Wolf Armor Damage
4:25 Dyeable Wolf Armor
5:27 1.20.5 Changes
5:57 Structured Components
7:04 An Example
7:43 Bogged Changes
8:40 Vault Block
9:04 Wind Charge
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so glad that mojang fixed the typo from die-able to dye-able
@@JuanPiece. is that a gun joke? Dang...
@flowdotboy it was a joke about American illiteracy, but yeah that works too
Everything is die-able, just only once.
@@JuanPiece. You act like every American was raised for 36 years without exposure to the knowledge of there being a writing system.
@@Ventriiidon’t mind the Europeans. They have to act this way because what else are you going to do when your country could be removed from the world stage with minimal impact on the world
Honestly, I’m gonna miss the dirt screen. It’s been an iconic, recognizable part of Minecraft since literally forever.
But c’mon, the new UI looks awesome!
On the plus side for people who don't like the change, if programmer art can bring back the dirt screen then custom resource packs should be able to easily bring it back too!
Exactly this, its losing an iconic thing, but the new UI is just truly better. I can say I am happy with it.
Yeah!, I agree 100%!
This is the problem mojang faces. You are sane and reasonable about the change, you kinda miss it.
like 20 million people will start screaming that mojang is destroying minecraft and throwing it away little by little
@@GuardianNamickThe programmer art can easily revert it, so it shouldn’t be a problem
dry_out is the inverse of drowning, it is used for fish and dolphins.
DID SOMEONE SAY DRY OUT
Then y did they need to specify it for wolves
@@mikayel6175 In case you decide to make so that wolves need water to survive, for whatever reason
@@AirzGD?? yes lol whats the big deal
@@why3994 I wonder what difficulty face it has 🤔🟢
Not sure how I feel about the dirt screen being gone, but the credits screen using the end portal texture as the background is super cool. Kinda adds new meaning to the texture - paired with the dialogue, it's like you're peering beyond the veil.
I very much like the new UI, albeit the old one has been here for so so long a change like this feels fresh.
I prefer the new UI. It's perfectly between modern and minecraft-y "2011" feel
In my opinion horse armor needs to change to be like wolf armor, like having durability and maybe having exclusive horse armor enchantments, like water walk and sprint, and to balance whenever the enchantments are in use the durability depletes faster and you'll have to repair with the correspond material in a anvil
And make them craftable again. Would be bad for them to have durability whilst still limiting them to loot chests
at least being able to dye leather horse armor like everything else would be nice. maybe if they really wanted to they could give the rest of them all armor trim capability, they definitely wouldn’t texture all of that though (even though they’d only have to do it once for each trim)
@@Amityz72323you can dye leather horse armor. With the mixing system of player leather armor
@@Amityz72323 you can dye leather horse armor ever since it's introduction in 1.14. With the same system of player leather armor. So 12 million different colors
They litterally work with enchants this is the moment to add them to survival
I just love the mushrooms on the bogged. Before it was fine, but having them actually be 3d like the mooshroom's mushrooms makes it look so much better... And being able to shear them is just such a fun detail they didn't even need to include, but its so much better for it!
I 100% agree with this, tho i think the bogged's new texture would be perfect if it still retained it's green-ish bones but other than that, the new texture is just awsome!
I wonder if you could build a mushroom farm using them
Agreed i too liked the greeness of it, it made it stand out@@lazarpetrovic1671
@@chinyoka2387someone will definitely try
@@chinyoka2387 I hope so! Imagine being able to automate mushroom production! Their natural growth is so slow...
A somewhat significant thing: The max_health attribute is the max health of the entity, not its current health. The current health is in the Health tag. The max health doesn't change except for status effects and such. So it might have a max health of 40, but an actual health of 2.
Yeah, definitely. But also, he's still right that the armor absorbs the damage and the wolf remained at 40 health, even if he pointed to the wrong tag 😁
You can juuuust see that the regular health tag says 40.0f as well.
@@KBRoller I'm by no means saying he's wrong, I just wanted to point out he's showing the wrong piece of data
It would be nice if when you brush the armadillo, said armadillo would have an animation for shaking the scute off, and also maybe since your brushing it, maybe it could make a noise like its being tickled by the brush.
ayooooooooo
That would be so cute
@@Queezz s‘cute
Do armadillo get ticklish on their armoured back?
@@lckyminer_2256 maybe, be cool if they did
I never thought mojang would actually add dyeable wolf armor. I'm impressed. The change on how they work also is great, hopefully they come with enchantments too, in the future.
Love the UI changes as well.
This is the snapshot that I liked in quite a while. It's a shame that they didn't add anything new (kind of), so hopefully there are still more to come.
Finally. This dog armor changes are finally making sense. And there is still the need for scutes. Love it. Dyes as well.
I knew voting for Dog Armor was the best decision. Crab Voters are free to cry about it with their crab 1 block reach extendo rubbish picker 😂
@@timexyemerald6290 the only reason why you're shit talking now is because mojang clearly does not want to piss off armadillo voters by half assing it like how they did with the sniffer
@@junshiroi1952 even if the Dog Armour did not get the buffs that it got now, it was still the best choise
@@coffeeaddict4451 I don't wanna argue about this. We can't change it anymore. But I didn't vote for the armadillo... The dog armour was supposed to be in the game since horse armour. The mob vote is a joke. If Mojang wants to add a function for the game, it doesn't need a mob for that. That said, they added the function for increasing the block placing reach with commands, but because of the mob vote, it's not accessible in vanilla. The mob vote is just a waste of resources. Even if the crab claw was a rare item from fishing for example, just add it to the game... Mobs are hard to code. New item that uses a command? Easy
@@coffeeaddict4451 you mean, the initial dog armor that didn't protect your dog from one explosion, right? the dog armor that hardly protected your dog from fire/lava, the dog armor that didn't protect your dog from fall damage, the dog armor that hardly protected your dog from projectiles, the dog armor that wouldn't have been worth the trouble of trying to find an armadillo, that one.
because if that's the main reason why it was the best choice, then the armadillo would've just been yet another sniffer. had the dog armor not been buffed, then the only good thing about choosing the armadillo was that we got another cute animal. like how the sniffer is a big and cuddly animal.
(seriously though, why does the sniffer only get you two things? why isn't like four or five?)
That new UI looks really good, I thought it was weird that the world creation screen is basically starting a new adventure and the background is literally just dirt
Also they finally added dyeable wolf armor, so that's nice
hi
I kinda like the dirt. Sorta a visual representation of starting from the ground up.
@@timwoods2852haha I get it. *Ground* up
@@timwoods2852building analogies from nothing 😭 new UI is much better don’t trip yourself
@@Haydyne Nobody's complaining about the UI, it's great. We're just talking about the background thereof.
Please note Health:40 is the actual health, whilst Attribute:[{max_health,Base:40}] just shows the maximum health of the entity.
So you're saying the wolf armour now works like a shield instead of an armour.
And instead of just increasing the durability of the entity, it straight up absorbs all damage?
That's........ awesome
I am proudly not regreting voting for Wolf armor in the least.
Crab Voters are free to cry about with their glorified trash picker🤣
It doesn’t absorb all damage lol, xisuma was looking at the wrong attribute, max health instead of just health. Crab still better
@@DemiTF2 "cRaB sTiLl BeTtEr" boo hoo now you gotta walk a bit to place that last blocj
@@DemiTF2 It’s true that he looked at the wrong data, but the new wolf armor does absorb all damage.
@@timexyemerald6290 Crab fans have moved on but you're still not. Haha
I belive "dry out" damage is the opposite of drowning for aquatic mobs, like fish and squid, when they're out of water.
Obviously, wolves don't breathe underwater. But I think it's implemented for the sake of completeness.
Poor Dolphins 😅
They get both, I think 😢
You would be able to give a dolphin wolf armor with commands, so they're just covering their bases
@@BryannaMeinel they do, which is why it is hard to keep them alive in cages and stuff because when you leave their area, their ai will become inactive and either drown or dry out depending on if they were in water or not at the time
lol@@BryannaMeinel
So, if Axolotls ever get armor, this would become relevant.
THAT UI IS INCREDIBLE
Ikr, I kinda hope we get UI similar to Bedrock's, that's like, one of the only things I like about Bedrock edition
hell no@@diamondsimon020
it's cool and all, but the dirt was so iconic :(
but as long as they don't update the buttons to be cursed like on bedrock, it's not entirely bad
@@drumming_catAs a bedrock main, I am offended. Just kiddin, but cursed, really, lol. I love Minecraft, both Java and Bedrock. This game is amazing.
@@michaelmurph_y just cursed in the sense that it feels un-minecrafty
It would be a very good idea that when you put a Wind Charge in a chest under water, the chest should open from time to time and release some air bubbles.
complicated
As someone who lurks on the CaffeineMC Discord (makers of Sodium, Lithium and the less relevant these days Hydrogen and Phosphor), Minecraft Java's graphics are held together with blind luck and crazy choices, so something like that would almost certainly be iffy.
For those interested in examples, by blind luck I mean things like incorrectly structured graphics API calls that only work because they intersect with a weirdly specific failure that means nothing crashes and by crazy choices I mean things like items in the inventory are rendered as individual pixels instead of as whole textures or text being drawn 3 times to get the shadows (instead of proper shadow techniques). It's not all bad, but in many cases Minecraft is not doing anything smart with the graphics system, which makes pretty things harder than they might be otherwise.
Been waiting for dyeable wolf armour for ages glad it’s a thing now
do not the wolf armor
Ages? it still ISN'T a thing. Wolf Armor is still in Snapshot.
@@Me3stRthey've been waiting ages for it to come out in snapshots, you know what they mean
@@Me3stR The fact that you're being serious makes what you said five times funnier
honestly this snapshot + the past 3 have brought back a lot of my hope for 1.21, they've been adding great stuff recently, and this snapshot shows they're welcome to changing old stuff.
That is such a positve change for the wolf armor, honestly a huge fan!
I'm really glad to see the new wolf armor dyeing has gone the leather armor route - it really means you can match your little guy at the beginning of the progression. Just a player and their dog against the world.
I'm glad they did that instead of adding a scute for every color
Also you can have more than 16 distinguishable dogs now (visually).
And the collar can add an extra layer of contrast to the wide array of possible colors!
I’d be interested to see a longer video about the implications of the change from NBT tags to Structured Components
I'm scared to see how much custom maps are going to be broken past certain versions. I made a custom map a year ago and I don't think I'm going to update it to the new command system, nonetheless, I know people like AvidMC on UA-cam run a Minecraft server with friends that uses commands heavily for a custom experience, stuff like that I can imagine will be completely broken.
I do hope that the new structured stuff is easier to understand over NBT command jazz. But it'll be something new to learn.
@@themaskedraffeven my command written books are all broken for my minigames, this is a nightmare of a technical change but i'll figure it out
@CosmocraftGaming I think my finished maps will just never be updated, worst is, if you need to tutorial something I doubt tutorials for all the niche little things will be up within the first year ;-;
@@themaskedraffive sussed how to code in the new system but just struggling with the control book which is possibly the most important part, to save myself the pain i might skip the 1.20.5 version and just concentrate on 1.21. Last time we had a change worse than this was the 1.13 technical update which was a nightmare
slicedlime will probably make a full video focusing on the item components stuff later
I love the back end effeciency updates, and I also fully understand just how badly it can break literally everything.
That blur effect was something we were doing with the mod called Blur. I am glad they implemented it. Not completely but partially.
The nbt changes are the definition of this is fine meme. Its lit everything on fire for the next few weeks for every plugin mod datapack and map
Truth. But also, it's a good change overall, so I'm not mad. I spend a lot of time at work refactoring code, I may as well do the same for my datapacks 😂
Most plugins and mods would be not affected as much as datapacks would be because they directly use Java instead of commands.
Also Java class / method names change a lot between different versions without being written in the change log - causing a lot of difficulties for modders. This is also the reason why most 1.12.2 mods do not update to modern Minecraft versions.
@@samuelhulme8347I mean, they *would* be affected because those changes to the tag structure are specifically to support a change to the data in memory, so those data structures need to change in any mod currently storing any of that data on its items.
But as you said, typically every MC update requires a port of existing mods anyway, due to all the internal changes; so it's not that it doesn't affect them, just that it's to be expected with mods in every update anyway.
This is a really great change for the wolf armor.
The damage nullification, breaking the armor, makes the wolves much more useable, while also making the armadillos a lot more useful over time. It would be great if they did this with horse armor too, so you don't just have a billion different sets that you'll never use (and the different types would have more use than mostly just aesthetic).
still doesn't make them useful though
I would love that the different horse armor types did different things. Like leather armor keeps your horse from falling through powder snow but provides less overall protection just like the player's (because I'm pretty sure right now there's zero difference between any of them?), and then maybe one of them specifically adds protection against fall damage, fire damage, or blast/attack damage. I don't mind the idea of adding durability so long as we can repair them like the scutes, mainly because they are not craftable.
@@Ithenna My gosh, I would really love if leather made your horse not fall through powdered snow.
I have killed many a horse falling into the stuff.
@@Ithennayou could use gold to prevent being attacked by piglins. Or perhaps you could have the piglins follow you around completely if you used a horse to guide them. Im sure someone could find farming implications to this. They would just be so astonished by magnificent 4 legged golden strider. Might not even know it is armor.
These dog changes are absolutely incredible, giving more variety to dogs and some actual protection in exchange for durability, dog armor suddenly becomes something that needs to be collected more and more instead of one-and-done ❤
Big fan of the wolf armor changes, since it now looks like it will actually protect doggos from the types of damage they most frequently deal with.
Also, shearing a bogged for mushrooms is such a random, but fun feature.
Now would be a good time to introduce some kind of mechanic to make them roam around on their own instead of always following the player. It would be cool to have 'guard dogs' patrolling your base like golems, taking out mobs if they show up. But we're stuck with "stay" or "follow me and attack stuff" as the only two options.
that nbt change scares me ;-; i feel like that's going to break so many maps including my own
It will certainly require a lot of refactoring of existing datapacks and command block commands, but the result is cleaner and more efficient, so I think it's worth it!
@@KBRoller Maybe to you, I have probably a full 24 hours worth of work ahead of me once the update drops, not including the time spent learning the new system. I'm so tired of them breaking stuff for mapmakers in every update. Wish they'd put that effort into new content instead, for Pete's sake.
@@denaytan7746Yeah but the change is efficient and better. Sure it's very hard to adjust but now they don't need to constantly make small changes over the course of updates and constantly break stuff in several updates. Just one big update fix and all other future updates are fine
@an7746As a software developer, I can assure you that refactoring code to make it cleaner and to make it work better is almost always worth the time; that applies not just to Minecraft scripting but to real code as well. It's a trade-off of more work now for less trouble later.
Websites, or programs, that streamline writing NBT data based commands might switch to the new system. That would make the new system easier to use. There might even be websites for converting NBT data to the new system, over time
I literally used a mod to blur the background for me when im in the settings.. and now its a feature!! this is super cool!
With the Bogged mob, now we have a red and brown mushroom farm available without having to grow them up, or rely on mushroom spreading, which is slow as hell. Sounds interesting. As brown mushrooms are good for slime farms. They don't really have much other uses though.
wandering trader hopefully
You can get them from raising and shearing mooshrooms if you need the beef and leather already. Not a lot, but it's a nice little bonus and doesn't take long to shear them before offing them.
@nikov70 I mean, it's true I guess, but building a mooshroom farm for that sounds ike a much bigger hassle than building a general mob farm in a swamp. Heck, swamps are already a great place for farms due to witch huts. Even if witches are faster to farm in a raid farm. than in any other ways I know of. Swamp based slime farm, Swamp based general mob farm with "bogged" included in the mob selection, a witch hut based witch farm, swamps are getting a ton of love, when it comes to options for building unique mob farms, and I'm loving it.
Heck, swamps also had a frog variant no? Meaning a frog breeding setup would be nice and functional there too.
Edit: dowe know if Bogged can turn into strays? If not, than both slowness and poison arrows can be farmed nicely with 1 farm this way, as normal skeletons do turn into strays if they're in powdered snow long enough. (falling through a combination of powedered snow + cobweb + powdered snow + cobweb in this order is just enough time for them, at least that was the case a few patches ago)
Infinite supply of not only bones, but also 3 types of arrows.
You can easily make stew with mushrooms, and it replenishes 6 hunger, and with the most common flower in the game you can make some of the best food in the game
@@Wortigon2000 I'm not talking about a mooshroom "farm", just snatching a few of them from a mushroom island and breeding them the way you normally breed cows. It's also a lot easier now to get brown mooshrooms in early game by using a lightning rod instead of having to find a channeling trident. It's no different than breeding cows besides the extra step of shearing them first.
I'm still waiting to hear if mob spawners in swamps will start having bogged variants. That would be a nice addition, although it's easy enough to make a mob separator for a general mob farm. But again, a larger project and I'm thinking small and easy here.
Regarding custom NBT, I would say the simple fix is to keep nbt as a tag, so anything using it for custom things can keep using it, just move most properties to properties instead. There could even be backwards compatibility in the form of whenever you set nbt, any property that should be a property is removed and set as the custom property.
the snapshot already added the custom_data component
@@X-TerIt’s still a big pain to rewrite all my datapacks for this new format
I'd love to see you or someone else test out how much of an effect the NBT tag change has on performance. I'm not sure what actually causes this type of lag, maybe having tons of banners around?
The particular performance improvement here is in serialization/deserialization. Current item stacks have an NBT tag called "tag", which stores a bunch of built-in properties, but can also store any custom data. Because the property names and data types are not known in advance, every time any of these properties needs to be looked up, the entire "tag" needs to be deserialized (converted from a string to an object in memory). That's a relatively slow process.
By moving these properties into well-defined, structured components, any of the properties mentioned in the snapshot article can now be looked up without deserializing anything. So they just deserialize once when the entity or block entity holding the items loads, and then serialize once when they save (or are changed/returned by commands); they don't need to keep deserializing for every lookup, which is a nice boost in performance. (The new custom data component *will* still need to do that, but the game only looks those properties up when a command/datapack asks it to, so that's much less frequently.)
So really, any time you open an inventory with items in it, or throw or pick up items, this optimization will apply ☺
As someone who’s pretty into doing wacky stuff with command blocks, ot kinda sucks that the change from NBT to the new system is going to break a few things, but I think I like the new system better! Seems far more intuitive to me than NBT ever was, but I’ll have to see for myself.
Also that Wolf Armor buff is HUGE! Might make bringing those guys into a fight more worth it than not!
To be clear, it's still using NBT. It's just the specific NBT tag on item stacks called "tag" is being removed and replaced with more structured components, to reduce the overhead of serialization/deserialization.
@@KBRoller right, yeah. That’s what I meant. Looks a lot nicer this way!
@o2056Yeah, Mojang really overuses the word "tag". It has like... ten different meanings now 😂 String labels for entities that used to be part of the scoreboard? Tags! Data-driven defined groups of objects? Tags! Data that's serialized in any way in the game? Tags! The specific NBT tag that is (now was) used for item data? ALSO TAGS! 😂
...okay, that's 4, not 10... but I'm sure I'm missing like 6 others.
Its really nice that the armour stops all the damage, instead of just reducing it. This change might actually make using wolves in combat viable. Cos before even though it reduced the damage, it definitely wasn't enough to keep them alive for long
It’d be nice if there was an in game way to stop the background from moving while you’re in the ui but otherwise it’s really nice!!
Agree. I got a bit dizzy looking at it x)
Will probably be resource packs that makes it stop spinning thou, not very uncommon for people to det dizzy from spinning cameras.
But it should absolutley be an alternative in game.
Nice, was almost expecting this to come out tomorrow with how long the changelog was! 😀 Thanks for keeping us up to date with these videos.
I'm so happy we can dye the armor, I highly doubt it but it would be cool if we get some new dog breeds since the dogs are getting some love with the armor. And I love the new background being just blurred when you go into the menus that will be nice
Well, technically, they are wolves, not dogs. Most wolves look the same. But yeah, they could make wolves with different coat, similar to what they did with cat.
Corgis when? 😁
@@azlan194 That is very true but here's hoping maybe
@@KBRoller oh yes please!
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Omg the wolf armour being dyeable 👌 I love that it dyes separate from the collar
While i like the new bogged texture more, i think it would be total perfection if this new texture for the bogged still had the green-ish bones
they should make the dirt background a togglable option cause I know a lot of people who still perfer that background without going to the older textures, both ui's look amazing though
It can be changed with resource packs
They wont, you'll just get used to it
That’s what resource packs are for
Idk why anyone would want that instead of this new one
some people just perfer the older menu because of nostalgia@@BananaMan-yx9fv
UI change is amazing, although the game end screen, after killing the enderdragon, shouldn’t have changed in my opinion. The dirt background made it memorable, and it gave a feeling of achievement and completion
Hope they give an option to change blur and opacity. I'd rather have the background darker.
The next layer of progression after tools and armor:
Accessories Increases player’s stats like hit points, block reach, jump height, inventory slots… . An Additional heart icons will appear for the player.
Accessories are crafted with blocks of ore (blocks of diamond, iron…) and unique loot from epic dungeons.
They have levels just like tools and armor according to the ore it’s made of, just like armor and tools.
They are spread through the dimension they are useful for, for example to craft the one who extends block reach, one should go to caves(trail chambers), adding inventory slots -> the end, adding breath points/bubbles oceans and adding hit points/hearts -> warden dimension… .
the wind charges would fit so well with a windstaff, where you can use the charge whenever you want I think it would be an amazing addition to combat / movement. Would actually give some incentive to go to the trial chambers.
I'm not sure what you mean. I think the staff would destroy a core incentive to the chambers, farming for wind charges. If you have end game loot the chambers become nearly useless to visit, so having a renewable source of a specialized tool only found in the chambers will guarantee players returning and engaging with the other aspects of the trial. Thooooo a wind staff does seem cool if it's rare loot. It would need its own function to keep the balance in check.
this would invalidate the need of the wind charge
that makes wind charges themselves useless, there needs to be a downside. i think it would be best if the staff had a longer cooldown, youd still use it just fine for exploration, but you want the charges for crazy parkour and pvp
i don't know but adding stuff like wands or staff seems very unfitting to the vanilla game
The drying out message is damage specific to squid and fish, anything that would die outside of water
I've been working on a datapack that relies heavily on the item "tag" tag for custom data... now I have to refactor it all 😅 Ah, well; this is a good change, as it cleans up a lot of the code structure. Technically, using "tag" as custom data storage wasn't intended and so it's pretty inefficient (the way serialization/deserialization works) and had zero validation for the built-in tags; so structured components are definitely nicer.
Don't mind me, I'll be spending all day at work refactoring code, and then all my free time refactoring Minecraft datapacks 😂
Woooo lets goooo another xisuma upload!!!!
The new ui looks really good in the menu but the background blur on the in game pause screen makes me feel ill.
It's nice there's an accessibility setting for it, but I just wish the blur effect was implemented better. I don't have this issue with the gaussian blur applied by the blur mod, but the effect they use here is much more egregious.
Yay new vid!
Are the VanillaTweaks team panicking over the NBT structuring? Because I'm (excitedly!) panicking over these desperately needed changes.
It's good that you can revert back to the old design of background user interface.
My criticism would be to make a direct cut to black when you exit the end portal for the first time, and then we have a gradient to the end portal background and minecraft poeme.
It's just that in my opinion, the background jump on your face too suddenly.
With the Nether, it could be reverted to the dirt background, because, it's quite ugly otherwise the transition.
The new nether transition imo makes it look a bit more like actually going through a portal rather than loading into a new level, by never being in a space that's not in the game
I really hope they do that to the “end screen”
they should rly add smooth blur transition, also applies to container based blocks
I’ve always wanted this!
I’m so glad we can sheer the bogged, a very useful feature instead of having a item that can negate the poison
I love the Bogged, that was such a great way of upgrading the poison arrow skeletons and the change to let you shear mushrooms off of them is so cool. I think the vault texture change was to allow it to be more universally usable as opposed to specific to this copper themed dungeon
Thanks Xisuma. Gonna be fun when these things are released
I love that end screen omg
Wolf armor can break? ... I hope this means they've listened to feedback and are going to add enchantable Wolf armor or something of the sort.
It doesn’t seem particularly necessary at this point now that wolf armor prevents damage rather than reducing it, since the main argument for enchantable wolf armor was to improve its protection.
@@ddchrw So far anything in the game with a durability bar can at least be enchanted with Unbreaking and Mending. Which is likely going to be the case with Wolf Armor as well
@@recycledwaste8737 I don't really see the reason for Mending to be on wolf armor, since currently mobs don't pick up xp, but other enchants like Thorns would be neat too.
I personally want them to get Depth Strider and Soul Speed, even though those are boot enchants, cause it'd be funny.
@@recycledwaste8737 its going to be broken with unbreaking or mending. So no
I'm very glad that the programmer art texture pack (which I use) doesn't seem to be getting the old dirt menu backgrounds removed.
The main menu is fine to have a constantly moving background on. There's five large buttons, (and two small ones that are shortcuts to menus you can also get to through one of the larger buttons) and pressing any of them takes you to a different menu (or closes the game). So it's easy enough to focus on the particular button you're looking for, and unless you're deliberately watching the panorama, you're unlikely to be on the main menu for more than a few seconds.
Other menus are more complex. Even with the blur removed, the shifting background behind a menu with twenty different buttons and sliders to make sense of would give me a headache. I'm way too prone to headaches already, it's always good to be able to avoid extra sources...
The new wolf armor behavior is awesome in my opinion! Maybe even a little too op, given how easy it is to obtain scutes it basically acts as a 64 HP health extension with no real drawbacks right now. Another great idea I saw somewhere else is enchantable wolf (and horse) armor. I can imagine enchants like "strength" (wolf attack up) "speed" or protection working well to make your companions even stronger.
with the programmer art making the dirt screen return i imagine that means its changeable in resource packs
if so that is good because i like my fire coral menu background
4:05 I believe dry_out would be for sea creatures suffocating on land. It’s the kind of thing that would go through armor, it’s just that wolves can’t take that kind of damage normally (maybe with datapacks they could though).
The “dry_out” damage type is a new damage type added alongside the /damage command (at least I think it’s new) which when killed by it, the message in the chat will be “player died from dehydration”, which is interesting considering there is no thirst or anything similar
the bogged mobs remind me so much of one of my fav mc mods the betweenlands and i LOVE IT
The randomness allows for more reliable aiming especially at longer distances. It might allow for some cool redstone to be made
Lets goo!
man they should really add the blur to the inventory too. the darkening of the background when scanning through chests is really annoying
Misode has been looking into a lot of the changes in this snapshot and there's a pretty interesting one that seems to have gone mostly overlooked. There is now a json file which details all of the block definitions in the game. It doesn't have any meaningful functionality yet, but he's pretty sure it's a precursor to being able to modify or even add blocks using data packs.
the new bogged texture looks really good! so many nice things with this update
i hope they add the function to enchant the wolf armor and maybe the horse armors too
This is so cool! My doggos r actually usable now
I love the vault block texture. It looks like its constantly screaming until it gets fed a key.
End Credits look super cool!
I'm guessing the change to remove NBT from items is both to keep it in line with the Bedrock version and to eventually implement into the Bedrock version. I mostly play on Java, so it was a surprise when I played Bedrock with a family member to learn that currently you can't put enchantments on items with the /give command. I just hope they keep the ability to do extremely overpowered level 255 enchantments.
Maybe parity is part of it, but it's more for optimization reasons. They're not removing all NBT from item stacks; they're just moving the "tag" tags to more structured components. Before, "tag" could contain any data in addition to the default properties. That means it needs to be deserialized (converted from a string to an object in memory) every time any of those properties needed to be looked up, because there was no way of knowing beforehand what properties there might be on them. Serialization/deserialization is relatively slow.
By moving the defaults out into their own well-defined components (enchantments, damage, etc.) they can know in advance exactly what data and types will be available, reducing the need to deserialize for each lookup. (It only needs to deserialize once when the entity loads, and serialize once when the entity saves; or if commands are used to read or write the data.) Now the only bits that need to be deserialized every time are the custom properties, not any of the default ones. That's a pretty big performance boost to any world with lots of items.
Btw with Wolf armor wolves have an effective HP of 104 or 27 hearts against non-magic damage.
0:44 XISUMA JUMPSCARE
Don't know if you ever got an answer, but drying out is basically what squids and fish do when they die on land. Obviously wolves don't breathe water so they'll never get drying out damage
Every update to the wolf armor makes me more and more certain that it was the right choice in this mob vote. Wolves becoming truly capable fighting companions to take with you into dangerous areas is just going to be amazing.
Objectively speaking crabs and penguins are better, the armadillo mechanics right now are fine but there was no reason to assign it to a new mob when it would've made more sense on sea turtles
@@EmperorPenguin1217 Objectively speaking, you're coping.
penguins had a high chance of not being too good. and the fact crabs don't interact with other mobs makes this snapshot disprove them. i votes crab as armadillo scutes seemed like a waste, but now look@@EmperorPenguin1217
@@EmperorPenguin1217 Is your entire life just crying and coping on every Minecraft video?
Wow, making the wolf armor effectively take scutes as repair fuel which keeps your wolf from being harmed whatsoever is such a brilliant idea! Great job Mojang, I never would've thought of that myself. I absolutely love all these changes.
hey X, what app or website do you use in the video to show the damage types for the wolf armor?
I love the new Bog texture!
I really like the changes to wolf armour and I think making it add hits instead of reducing damage, making it easier to repair and manage is definitely a cool change. Genuinely thought dye compatibility wasn’t coming since the new wolf collars seemed like a compromise on Mojang’s end, but I’m glad it’s actually finally here.
It would be so cool if you shot an arrow at a breeze if the arrow did a little animation around the tornado and got shot right back at you
Im curious if we could enchant wolf armour in the future similarly to diamond armours and etc to make it tougher maybe like unbreaking or thorns
big fan of the new ui, i'll miss the dirt backround but this is definitely better
Same. I like the new UI.
It's not better
Why? It looks clear and it's good.@@Zoditron
@@kate_isawesome1207 They're erasing an iconic part of the game by getting rid of the dirt background.
I don't know why. Even though we can still bring it back.@@Zoditron
omg the end credits looks so pretty now holy crap.
They still needs to change that from "it" to "his/her" and "he/she".
I figured we would get dyeable Wolf armor in the game eventually
Getting mushrooms from shearing Bogged is actually really cool, but now I kind of want a Zombie Piglin and Zoglin variant with warped mushrooms sticking out of it.
You could shear them to get warped mushrooms, and Piglins would be afraid of them and run away, while Striders would follow them around. Perhaps they could inflict nausea if they hit you.
My one problem with the new UI is that a moving background is less accessible, it's probably going to make me nauseous on bad days. 🤢😞If we got the option to turn off background movement (and ideally pick the opacity of the darkened area) then I'd absolutely love it though, it's really sleek looking. Using Programmer Art isn't really a solution imo because there should be a way to have the same level of accessibility without being forced to use the older textures at the same time.
Other than the UI thing I am really liking the changes though! Bit sad that the Bogged lost their green bone colour, but I love their new 3D mushrooms and shearing them is such a fun bonus feature. ✂🍄😀Dog armour is super nice of course. (Now let us heal cats with fish and make the horse armour work more like the dog one next, Mojang, please and thank you!)
[Also, I find the new End Poem background much prettier but harder to read, especially for the turquoise text. Don't know how I'd fix that, but it's a far tinier part of the game than the UI so it's hardly as bothersome. But adding this tiny gripe for completeness' sake.]
1:16 helpful tip: use comma (,) and period (.) to go 1 frame at a time while paused
Let's gooo new ui looking swag
Insane mushroom farms incoming
I can now say, that I am now happy the armadillo is in the game.
Love how mumbo was having to shorten his redstone because of the randomness of the breeze charges hopefully this help him with increasing the distance
That new ui is beautiful
I love the new wolf armor! Now my dogs have a chance in battle!
Those wolf armor changes are so good I'm at a loss. So glad that voting for the armadillo wasn't underwhelming like I was scared it'd be, and that Mojang changed it so much based on feedback, not just dropping it and leaving it as is. 1.21 is looking incredible.
Yay! Wolf Armor works in a fun and functional way now!
I kinda miss the old texture of the Bogged. It had a nice algy-covered, ghostly pirate vibe. Maybe Mojang could repurpose the initial design into a brand new mob. Perhaps one that can only be hurt by magic/special inchants.
WOOOO NEW SNAPSHOT!
The new UI is actually amazing!