This update also added many commands and changed the format of existing commands, and added many new technical aspects, such as data packs and tags. In addition, dolphins, drowned, fish mobs, phantoms, and turtles were added, as well as new biomes, a new buffet world type (a stopgap replacement for the customized world type), and new generated structures. Also, water is more transparent than before and the color was changed to match specific biomes, while it was only dark blue before 1.13. Specifically, new blocks, such as blue ice, coral, conduits, kelp, sea pickles, stripped logs, wood, and turtle eggs were added, as well as new items such as buried treasure exploration maps, debug sticks, buckets of fish, hearts of the sea, phantom membranes, tridents, and much more. It focused mainly on ocean content and technical features. Generally, more than a few seconds of Blink-ing are not possible.Not to be confused with Bedrock Edition 1.13.0.ġ.13, the first release of the Update Aquatic, is a major update to Java Edition released on July 18, 2018. The exact limit depends on the server and the user's internet connection. There is a limit to how far the user can Blink at once, which is why Blink includes a counter for how many milliseconds have been “blinked” so far. This can be very useful for parkour games, allowing the user to undo a failed jump. This allows the user to “undo” a few seconds of movement. If Blink is cancelled instead, the suspended packets are simply deleted and the player is teleported back to their old position. When Blink is turned off, the suspended motion packets are sent to the server all at once, making it look like the user suddenly teleports to their real location. LagSwitch) is a Minecraft hack that temporarily stops the client from sending motion packets to the server, which makes it look to other players as if the user is standing still. “Suspends all motion updates while enabled.”īlink ( a.k.a.
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