Mojang has unveiled a fresh update for Minecraft, designated as Bedrock version 1.21.92, which rolled out on June 19. For console players, particularly those on the PS5, this update is recognized as Minecraft update 1022. Following the recent and substantial Chase the Skies content patch, this latest release primarily focuses on addressing various fixes rather than introducing new features.
Key Takeaways
- A fix addresses an issue causing split-screen players to always appear as Guests on Xbox.
- Projectile tolerance margin is now incremented based on the total time active in the world, fixing an issue with projectile behavior.
- Items less than 16 pixels in width or height now render correctly, and custom skyboxes render properly on non-Vibrant Visuals settings.
Minecraft on Consoles Gets Update to Version 1.022
Fixes:
Gameplay
- Resolved a glitch that caused split-screen players to consistently display as Guests on Xbox (MCPE-222048).
- Addressed an issue leading to player disconnections from multiplayer worlds when adding split-screen participants.
Projectiles
- The projectile tolerance margin has been adjusted to expand based on the total time a player is active in the world (MCPE-220496).
- Previously, the margin was increased for each flight tick.
- Now, it expands for every active tick, regardless of the projectile’s travel state.
Technical Updates
Items
- Items measuring less than 16 pixels in width or height are now rendering correctly once more.
Graphical
- Custom skyboxes within texture packs will now display properly on non-Vibrant Visuals settings (MCPE-221318).
Mobs
- A fix has been implemented to restore the original behavior, allowing null components in entity definition files to parse and load correctly.
Given the magnitude of the recent content drop, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Mojang roll out additional patches focused on fixes in the near future.
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Alex Co
Father, gamer, games media vet, writer of words, killer of noobs.
