Minecraft update coming soon to Switch (version 1.14.30), patch notes
Posted on February 11, 2020 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch
Minecraft is getting another update on Switch soon. Version 1.14.30 is on the way, which will address a slew of fixes.
The full patch notes are as follows:
Fixes:
- Crashes / Performance
- Fixed several crashes that could occur during gameplay
- Fixed a crash that could occur in certain worlds (MCPE-59756)
- General
- Split-screen will now display a message to join when the main controller is disconnected
- Realms can no longer be purchased if not logged into Xbox Live
- Players that are not linked to a Nintendo account on Switch are once again able to edit characters
- Fixed an issue where joinable friends on Nintendo Switch were still visible after the world has been closed
- Gameplay
- Auto-jump will no longer trigger unexpectedly when trying to walk through open doors (MCPE-52213)
- Further fixes will be made in the future to allow auto-jump to work more consistently, for example, when trying to jump up one block through an open door
- Blocks
- Restored kelp growth to its proper, faster rate (MCPE-57330)
- Bamboo in Flower Pots are no longer empty after converting a world from Editions
- Items
- Crafting multiple Honey Blocks now returns the correct amount of empty glass bottles on a 2×2 grid (MCPE-58579)
- User Interface
- The ‘Sign In’ button is now scaled properly on all platforms
- Fixed placeholder text appearing on the pause menu when hosting a game without an internet connection
- Add-Ons
- Entities no longer stop moving when the ‘circle_around_anchor’ behavior is added via a component group added by an event and/or there was a block close to their hitbox
