Mojang has unveiled the latest update for Minecraft, designated as Bedrock version 1.21.123. This release addresses several bugs identified in the previous patch, 1.21.120, which was rolled out two weeks ago. Players will notice this version reflected as Minecraft update 3.25/1.035 (complete version 1.035.000), marking another minor download for the base game.
While this update resolves a number of significant issues, some bugs remain unresolved.
Minecraft’s Update on November 13 Addresses Bugs via Patch 3.25/1.035
Below are the known issues addressed in Bedrock 1.21.123:
Performance and Stability
- Reduced increased memory utilization from using Improved Input Latency (MCPE-179496)
- Fixed several crashes that could occur during gameplay
- Fixed a crash when using hotbar hotkeys while hovering over the Stonecutter preview interface (MCPE-230558)
Graphical
- Fixed an issue where pink textures could occur on Windows devices (MCPE-167489)
Input
- Fixed an issue where IME Candidates would appear in the wrong monitor or be misplaced in relation to the text field
- Fixed IME input when the application lost and regained focus (switching from the app and back while editing)
World Generation
- Blocks with the tick component now tick when placed by Jigsaw Structure during world generation
Known Issue
- Mouse cursor moves in the background during gameplay (MCPE-230832)
- Thank you for your patience while we continue to work on this issue. We’re pleased to hear it’s resolved for many of you, but we know more work is needed. Please be assured that we’re actively addressing the remaining problems and aim to have the bug fully fixed as soon as possible.
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Alex Co
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