In the latest Tuesday snapshot from the shipping room, the Mounts of Mayhem update introduces exciting new features that elevate the gaming experience. Players can now equip their mounts with the formidable Netherite horse armor, enhancing both style and durability for those challenging quests ahead. This upgrade not only adds a touch of elegance to your steed but also fortifies it against various threats encountered during gameplay. Additionally, for adventurers exploring warmer waters, a unique variant of the zombie nautilus has been unveiled, allowing for thrilling underwater encounters.
New Features
- The panorama for the Mounts of Mayhem drop has been refreshed, providing a visually appealing backdrop for players.
- Netherite Horse Armor is now available, which can be crafted by upgrading Diamond Horse Armor using a Smithing Table.
Spear Weapon
- The spear weapon has undergone adjustments, becoming less forgiving if players miss a charge attack, adding a layer of challenge to its use.
Coral Zombie Nautilus
- A new variant of the Zombie Nautilus mob, known as the Coral Zombie Nautilus, has been introduced.
- This variant spawns in warm ocean biomes, replacing the standard Zombie Nautilus.
Camel Husk
- Upon defeat, Camel Husks will drop 2-3 Rotten Flesh, with an additional 0-1 drops for each level of Looting applied.
Advancements
- The “Mob Kabob” advancement has been added, rewarding players for spearing five enemies with a charge attack.
Changes
- Zombie Horses, Camel Husks, and Nautili will now persist with any player interaction, not limited to just riding.
- The video memory impact of anisotropic filtering has been reduced, though it remains relatively high.
- Sky colors during sunrises and sunsets are now influenced by rain and thunder, enhancing the atmospheric experience.
Technical Changes
- The Data Pack version is now updated to 93.0.
- The Resource Pack version has been revised to 73.0.
Data Pack Version 93.0
- A new Coral Zombie Nautilus mob variant has been added, which can be data-driven.
- Item textures have been separated from the blocks atlas into a new items atlas, requiring commands referencing the items atlas instead.
Zombie Nautilus Variants
- Zombie Nautilus variants can be data-driven through specific entries in the data structure.
- This feature is currently experimental, allowing for customization based on various conditions.
Spawn Conditions
<span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>minecraft:biome
- Defines specific biomes for entity spawning.
<span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>minecraft:moon_brightness
- Checks if the current moon brightness falls within a specified range.
<span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>minecraft:structures
- Ensures entities spawn only within designated structures.
Game Rules
- The limit for the <span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>minecraft:maxentitycramming game rule has been adjusted to a minimum of <span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>0.
Data Components
- New bounds have been established for <span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>minecraft:piercingweapon and <span class="MCEffectTextHighlightA”>minecraft:kineticweapon data components, refining their reach parameters.
Timelines
Timelines, a new experimental feature, allow for modifications in game behavior based on in-game day time. These can be defined within data packs, offering a fresh layer of gameplay dynamics.
Interpolation
Timelines can specify how modifiers change over time, enabling smooth transitions between keyframes for a more immersive experience.
Attribute Tracks
Within a Timeline, attribute tracks can be defined to control how specific environment attributes evolve, enhancing the game’s visual and interactive elements.
Resource Pack Versions 73.0
- Item textures have been organized into a new items atlas, ensuring consistency in model textures.
- New item sprites and entity textures have been introduced, enriching the visual appeal of the game.
Fixed bugs in 25w45a
- A variety of bugs have been addressed, improving overall gameplay stability and performance.
Get the Snapshot
Snapshots are available for Minecraft: Java Edition. To install the Snapshot, players can enable snapshots in the Minecraft Launcher under the “Installations” tab. It is advised to back up worlds before testing these versions, as they may cause world corruption.
