Minecraft: Bedrock Edition beta 1.16.100.57 comes with a bunch of bug fixes
Neverending bug fixes.
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What you need to know
Minecraft-related news may be a little on the slow side before Mojang Studios' plannedMinecraft Live event, where we expect major announcements for the future of Minecraft andMinecraft Dungeons. That isn’t stopping the studio from pushing out new beta updates for the world’s largest game, with beta1.16.100.57rolling out to beta testers today. Don’t be fooled by the incremental increase in numbers over1.16.100.56, this beta includes a massive changelog and builds on the creator-focused changes made in the last beta.
If you’re interested in installing this beta, we have aguide on enrolling in Minecraft’s betas.
The changelog for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition beta 1.16.100.57 includes:
Performance and stability
Beta changes
General
Mobs
Blocks
Items
Audio
User interface
Character creator
Crafting screen
Touch controls
Commands
Technical changes
MoveTowardsRestrictionGoal
MoveTowardsDwellingRestrictionGoal
MoveTowardsHomeRestrictionGoal
Send Event Goal
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