Mojang has unveiled a fresh update for Minecraft across all platforms, designated as Minecraft update 3.47. This latest patch consolidates two Bedrock versions into a single update, primarily focusing on a variety of fixes rather than introducing new content. While the absence of fanfare may be noted, the adjustments aim to enhance the overall gaming experience.
Minecraft Updated on August 28 to Version 3.47
FIXES
Commands
- Removed self-selection expansion when using commands (i.e.
/tell) for non-operator players.
Graphical
- Vibrant Visuals are no longer disabled when loading a world with Education features enabled (MCPE-240476).
Input
- Pressing the Back button on Android now performs the expected in-game back action instead of moving the game to the background (MCPE-241324).
Items
- Arrow shot by a slightly charged Bow no longer hits the shooting player (MCPE-240527).
Stability and Performance
- Fixed an issue that could disconnect players while loading worlds with certain add-on content (MCPE-241505).
User Interface
- Shift-clicking items in Creative mode while using Pocket UI no longer deletes them and instead quick-moves them to available inventory slots (MCPE-241415).
TECHNICAL UPDATES
Dimensions
- Fixed a bug where minecraft:dimension_bounds and other values defined in a dimension JSON file were ignored (MCPE-241528).
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Author: Alex Co – Father, gamer, games media veteran, writer of words, killer of noobs.
