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Minecraft 1.20
Edition	Java Edition
Official name	Biome Update
Planned release date	2022
Downloads	Client (.json) Server
Obfuscation maps	Client Server

Note:All these features (with the exception of the biome changes) may come in 1.20.
1.20, the first release of an unknown update, is a major update to Java Edition with no set release date. It revamps combat, adds new blocks and items, and revamps several biomes.

Planned additions

Blocks

Palm Logs

• Can be crafted into wood, planks, and all the other things that overworld wood can craft.

Palm Leaves

• Spawn in Palm Trees.

Baobab Logs

• Can be crafted into wood, planks, and all the other things that overworld wood can craft.
• Generate with 4×4 trunks and have branches, similar to acacia trees.
• Home to termites.

Baobab Leaves

• Spawn in Baobab Trees.

Planks

• Added palm and baobab mangrove planks.

Wood

• Added palm and baobab mangrove wood.

Slabs

• Added palm and baobab mangrove slabs.

Stairs

• Added palm and baobab stairs.

Fences

• Added palm and baobab fences.

Fence Gates

• Added palm and baobab fence gates.

Signs

• Added palm and baobab, signs.

Buttons

• Added palm and baobab, buttons.

Doors

• Added palm and baobab, doors.

Trapdoors

• Added palm and baobab, trapdoors.

Termite Block

• Block that makes up the termite mound.

Clay Pot

• Uses the texture of clay.
• Ceramic Shards can be incorporated into an unfired pot.
• Can be fired by lighting fire under the pot.
• Pot can fit up to 8 Ceramic Shards.

Painted Clay Pot

• Uses the texture of terracotta.
• Created by firing a clay pot.
• Upon firing, any placed Ceramic Shards become permanently incorporated on to the clay pot.

Flowering Cacti

• A variant of the cactus that spawns in badlands.
• Has "branches" similar to acacia trees.

Processing rubble

• A technical block associated with archaeology.
• At least comes in dirt and gravel variants.
• Created upon using a brush on what appears to be normal dirt or gravel.
• Has 16 layers.

Items

Brush

• Used to sweep away debris from archaeological items.
• Sweeps debris off archaeological items one layer at a time. If interrupted, the block it was being used on simply disappears, and does not yield custom block heights.
• Also comes in a blue-green variant:

Ceramic Shards

• Obtained with a brush at archeological sites.
• Come in different colors and different designs, each depicting a different picture, such as an ender dragon, a cow, Alex, a skeleton, a tree and a vindicator.
• Can be placed/customized on clay pots.
• Currently using placeholder art, according to Jasper Boerstra.

Mobs

Termites

• Spawn in Savannas, specifically in Baobab trees.
• Most likely passive.

Ostriches

• Spawn in Savannas.

Meerkats

• Spawn in Deserts.
• Most likely passive.
• Enjoy fish and can possibly be bred with them.

Vultures

• Spawn in Badlands.
• Are attracted to items.
• Do not take damage from cactus.

Non-mob entities

Tumbleweed

• Spawn in Badlands.
• Roll around randomly.

Boats

• Added palm and baobab boats.

Gameplay

Main article: Combat Tests

Attributes

• generic.attack_reach.

Enchantments

• Cleaving.

Shields

• New shield indicator.
• Sneaking, by default, automatically activates the shield.

Archaeology

• The player can find items and blocks in gravel and dirt inside the dig site structure by using the brush.
• Possible items shown in the preview footage include:
  • Ceramic shards of varying color that depict different images.
  • Diamond blocks and emerald blocks are probably not a part of this list and serve as a placeholder for something else.

World generation

Structures

Termite Mound

• Made of termite blocks.
• Spawn near baobab trees.
• Contain termites.

Excavation Site

• Seen during the Minecraft Live 2020 stream.
• Consists of wool tents and a large pit containing rubble.

Terrain features

Trees

• Added palm and baobab trees.

Planned changes

Items

Bows

• Arrows shot from bows become less accurate if held drawn for longer than 3 seconds.
  • This also cancels out "critical arrows".

Axes

• Increased attack speed for all axes to 2 (0.5 seconds), was 0.8 (1.25 seconds) for wooden and stone axes, 0.9 (~1.11 seconds) for iron axes, and 1 (1 second) for gold, diamond, and netherite axes.
• All axes are weaker and deal 1 more damage than their sword counterparts.
  • Wooden and gold: 5, was 7.
  • Stone: 5, was 9.
  • Iron: 6, was 9.
  • Diamond: 7, was 9.
  • Netherite: 8, was 10.
• Always disable shields for 1.6 seconds (32 game ticks), instead of having a 25% chance to disable them for 5 seconds (100 game ticks).
• Now use 1 durability when attacking instead of 2.
• Can no longer receive combat enchantments such as Sharpness, Smite and Bane of Arthropods without using an anvil.
• Nerfed attack reach 2.5, was 3.
• Are now able to receive the Sweeping Edge enchantment, to perform sweep attacks.
  • All tools can now have Sweeping Edge with commands or creative mode, but axes can get it in survival by using an enchanted book and an anvil.

Eggs

• Now have a cooldown of 4 ticks.

Hoes

• Changed the attack speed for most hoes:
  • Wooden: 2 (0.5 seconds), was 1 (1 second).
  • Gold: 3.5 (~0.29 seconds), was 1 (1 second).
  • Stone: 2.5 (0.4 seconds), was 2 (0.5 seconds).
  • Diamond and netherite: 3.5 (~0.29 seconds), was 4 (0.25 seconds).
• Changed the attack damage for all hoes:
  • Wooden, gold, and stone: 2, was 1.
  • Iron and diamond: 3, was 1.
  • Netherite: 4, was 1
• Buffed attack reach to 3.5 blocks, was 3.

Pickaxes

• Increased attack speed for all pickaxes to 2.5 (0.4 seconds), was 1.2 (0.83 seconds).
• Changed the attack damage for some pickaxes:
  • Wooden and gold: 3, was 2.
• Reach nerfed down to 2.5, was 3

Shield

• Now only blocks up to 5 of attack damage.
• Removed warm-up delay from shields (0.25 seconds (5 game ticks) activation cooldown).
• Crouching player can't perform "charged" attacks.
• Now only block 50% of knockback when attacked by a weapon.
  • Due to a bug (MC-147694) shields block more knockback.
  • An empty hand or non-tool items will still negate all knockback.
• The arc of available protection has been decreased to 100 degrees from the previous 180 degrees.
• Now block 100% of explosion damage, if it isn't caused by the player.

Shovels

• Increased attack speed for all shovels to 2 (0.5 seconds), was 1 (1 second).
• Decreased damage for all shovels.
  • Wooden and gold: 2, was 2.5 × 1.25.
  • Stone: 2, was 3.5 × 1.75.
  • Iron: 3, was 4.5 × 2.25.
  • Diamond: 4, was 5.5 × 2.75.
  • Netherite: 5, was 6.5 × 3.25.
• Reach nerfed down to 2.5, was 3.

Swords

• Increased attack speed for all swords to 3 (0.33 seconds), was 1.6 (0.625 seconds).
• Decreased damage for some swords.
  • Stone: 4, was 5.
  • Iron: 5, was 6.
  • Diamond: 6, was 7.
  • Netherite: 7, was 8.
• Reach is unchanged.

Trident

• Increased attack speed to 2 (0.5 seconds), was 1.1 (~0.91 seconds).
• Decreased melee damage from 9 to 7.
• Buffed attack reach to 3.5 blocks, was 3.
• Can now be shot from dispensers.
• Tridents with Loyalty that fall into the void will return to its owner.
• Tridents with Impaling now deal enchantment damage to all mobs or players that are in water or rain.

Snowballs

• Now stack to 64.
• Now have a cooldown of 4 ticks.

Potions

• Can now stack up to 16.
  • Splash and lingering potions are not included.

Tool	Axe			Hoe			Pickaxe			Shovel			Sword
	Damage	Speed	Reach	Damage	Speed	Reach	Damage	Speed	Reach	Damage	Speed	Reach	Damage	Speed	Reach
Wood	5	2	2.5	2	2	3.5	3	2.5	2.5	2	2	2.5	4	3	3
Gold	5	2	2.5	2	3.5	3.5	3	2.5	2.5	2	2	2.5	4	3	3
Stone	5	2	2.5	2	2.5	3.5	3	2.5	2.5	2	2	2.5	4	3	3
Iron	6	2	2.5	3	3	3.5	4	2.5	2.5	3	2	2.5	5	3	3
Diamond	7	2	2.5	3	3.5	3.5	5	2.5	2.5	4	2	2.5	6	3	3
Netherite	8	2	2.5	4	3.5	3.5	6	2.5	2.5	5	2	2.5	7	3	3

Non-mob entities

Projectiles

• No longer trigger a player or mob invulnerability timer, which means that Multishot can hit and deal damage to the same mob with all three arrows.

Arrows

• Arrow uncertainty value has been decreased from 1.0 to 0.25, increasing accuracy.
• Instantaneous effects on tipped arrows are now scaled by 1/8, just like the duration of other effects. For example, instant harming I arrow will deal additional 0.75 × 0.375 magical damage.

Players

• Are now knocked back by < 1 damage hits, including 0 damage hits such as snowballs and eggs.

Gameplay

Main article: Combat Tests

Combat

• The attack cooldown is now only 4 ticks (200ms) when an attack is missed.
• Attacking is no longer possible until the weapon is recharged.
• There is a longer "charged" attack that gives a bonus reach of +1 meters.
• Weapons with shorter cooldowns give victims a shorter attack invulnerability time (invincibility frames).
• The attack key can be held down to automatically attack at the next available moment.
  • Has a +1 tick (50ms) penalty, making it less effective than optimal timing or clicking.
• Entities with bounding boxes smaller than 0.9 block (such as rabbits and bats, for example) now have them inflated to that value.
  • This means that they still have smaller hitboxes than 0.9 block, but now can be attacked outside their hitbox within a range of 0.9 block.
• The attack timer is now unaffected by switching items, only resetting when the player performs an attack.
• Entities can now be hit through transparent blocks like grass or vines, without destroying said block.
• Changed the swing animation to "emphasize the rhythm of the attacks".

Eating

• The eating and drinking animations are interrupted and reset when being hit by a player/mob or a projectile throw from one.
• Liquids (such as stews, honey, milk, and potions) are consumed faster (20 ticks, was 32 or 40 ticks)

Hunger

• High saturation no longer gives a fast regeneration boost.
  • Saturation is not used when healing damage, and is only relevant as a "pause" until food drains because of other factors (sprinting, jumping...)
• The player now naturally regenerates health down until a hunger level of 6 () instead of the previous 18 ().
• The player now naturally heals every 40 game ticks (2 seconds) instead of every 80 game ticks (4 seconds).
• Natural healing drains food points half as fast.

Critical Hits

• Can now be performed with sprint-knockback hits (the first hit dealt by a sprinting player), as it was in older versions and Bedrock Edition.

Sweep attack

• Is now only performed by a weapon enchanted with Sweeping Edge.
  • Requires a fully charged attack to activate.
• Is now activated regardless of whether or not an entity is hit.
• The Sweeping Edge enchantment itself has been nerfed. It now does 25%/33%/37.5% percent of sweeping damage per level instead of the previous 50%/66%/75%.
• All tools can now perform the sweep attack if they have the Sweeping Edge enchantment.
  • Sweeping Edge cannot be applied to non-sword tools in survival, except for axes and pickaxes.

Enchantments

• Weapon enchantments are now included in the base damage when calculating critical hits and potion effects.

Attacking

• Attacking with the player's bare fist now deals 2 instead of 1, to match the behavior in Bedrock Edition.

Status effects

• Healing now heals 6 per level, up from 4, similar to before 1.6.1.
• Strength was changed, it increases at levels I/II +20%/+40% of the total damage (was 3 / 6 damage).

World generation

Structures

Shipwrecks

• Now contain palm and baobab logs and planks.

Biomes

Deserts

• This biome is from MINECON Earth 2018 and was stated to be added later.
• Will have palm trees, meerkats, and oasis.

Savannas

• This biome is from MINECON Earth 2018 and was stated to be added later.
• Will have baobabs trees, termites, and ostriches.

Badlands

• This biome is from MINECON Live 2019 and was stated to be added later.
• Will have tumbleweeds, vultures, and a flowery cactus.

Blocks

Furnaces

• Now accept palm, baobab, and mangrove wood types (planks, slabs, buttons, etc).

Announcement

1.20 will be announced in 2023 at Minecraft Festival in Orlando, Florida.

Fixes

Note:This fix version is 1.20+ meaning they may be fixed in 1.20, 1.20.x, 1.21, 1.22.x, or even later though highly unlikely.

15 issues fixed

From released versions before 1.20

• MC-130754 – Jumping on farmland pushes the player a bit
• MC-249106 – Water rendering incorrectly through frogspawn hitbox/model
• MC-249720 – Allay's wings are not attached to its body
• MC-249765 – Allays don't render semi-transparent when invisible where appropriate
• MC-249842 – Allays attempt to pathfind to items that are outside of the world border
• MC-249875 – Parity Issue: Allays hesitate for a few seconds before follwing, throwing items, or doing other actions in Java
• MC-250249 – Parity Issue: Allays pick up arrow/potion items with other effects than the ones they're holding
• MC-250423 – Frog frequently fails to long jump to small blocks
• MC-251296 – Allay has a transparent texture but it is not transparent in game
• MC-251518 – Allay's poses, flying animations, and dancing animations for duping differ from Bedrock's, causing intense clipping, inconsistencies, choppy movements, and strange item positioning
• MC-252415 – Bedrock Edition's new 1.19.10 splash text is not available on Java 1.19
• MC-253076 – Allay duplicates Items when its NBT data is updated every tick
• MC-253125 – Allays can dance while panicking
• MC-253189 – Allays with NoAI can dance
• MC-253738 – Vibration particle faces at a constant pitch of about 60 degrees, not pointing towards the target