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Alpha v1.2.4
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Alpha v1.2.4
| Server version |
0.2.6 |
|---|---|
| Release date |
November 30, 2010 |
| Download |
Unavailable |
| Protocol version |
Unknown |
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This article is about the Java Edition. For other editions, see Version history.Alpha v1.2.4 was a version of Alpha released on November 30, 2010,[1] as the third part of a bug-fix update.
Server version 0.2.6_01 was released later on November 30, 2010 to fix a bug where players no longer received snowballs when entering a server.
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Additions[edit]
- Added proper hurt animations and sounds to mobs and players.
Changes[edit]
- The multiplayer join server screen now remembers the latest entered IP.
- Creepers now animate before exploding
- Explosions animate properly.
- Increased chunk saving frequency on the server.
- You can now see sneaking players. Names of sneaking players aren’t visible through walls, and are visible a much shorter distance.
- Buttons, levers, and pressure plates animate properly when activated
Fixes[edit]
- 8 bugs fixed
- Leaving sneak mode no longer rapidly plays all the step sounds that it silenced during the sneak.
- Swords and other weapons now deal damage properly.
- Fixed dead players logging in as invisible ghosts
- Made arrows visible and deal damage.
- No more infinite free arrows.
- Hoes now produce proper seeds.
- Server logging now appends to server.log rather than overwriting it.
- Fixed minecarts and pigs moving twice as fast as they should when ridden.
References[edit]
- ↑ "Bug update #3." – The Word of Notch, November 30, 2010.
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