Java Edition 12w04a

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Minecraft 12w04a
Java Edition 12w04a.png: Infobox image for Minecraft 12w04a the version in Minecraft
Edition

Java Edition

Release date

January 26, 2012

Type

Snapshot

Snapshot for

1.2.1

Downloads

Client (.json)
Server

Protocol version

24

Minimum Java version

Java SE 5

12w04a is the second snapshot for Java Edition 1.2.1, released on January 26, 2012,[1] which adds ocelots, jungle saplings, bottles o' enchanting, and fire charges.

Additions

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Blocks

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Jungle sapling

  • Can be grown into the new jungle trees.
  • Growing a 4×4 square of jungle saplings to create large jungle trees.

Items

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Bottle o' enchanting

  • Can be thrown similarly to splash potions and spawns experience orbs upon breaking.

Fire charge

  • Can be shot out of dispensers to launch fireballs and can be placed to create fire.

Ocelot spawn egg

  • Spawns the ocelot mob.

Ocelots and cats

  • New jungle-specific mob that can be tamed with raw fish.
  • Ocelots turn into cats when tamed.

World generation

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Desert wells

  • Newly generated structures which are exclusive to desert biomes.

Changes

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Blocks

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Dispensers

  • Texture changed from .

Oak saplings

  • Texture changed from .

Vines

  • Players are slowed when going through vines due to their nature of being a collisionless ladder.

Items

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Spawn eggs

  • Eggs set to spawn arbitrary data IDs (such as giants, ender dragons, ender crystals) no longer spawn those entities.
  • Now only spawn the mobs available in the Creative inventory.

General

  • Mobs have a new AI with new and improved behaviors.

Gameplay

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Chat

General

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Languages

  • Updated language files.

Trivia

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  • In the title screen, when the language is set to Afrikaans, this snapshot includes a phrase in English calling the user a racial slur in place of the Singleplayer button's text. Mojang lead developer Jens Bergensten acknowledged the problem and explained that it was the result of a prankster abusing the open translation system. The offensive content was removed in the next snapshot, and the responsible user was banned.[2]
    • When the language is set to "Ingles (Uruguay)", the "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer" and "Texture Packs" button texts are replaced with the Spanish phrase "Otra razón para odiarte...", which translates to "Another reason to hate you...". It's very likely that this is also a prank, as both the language title and the main menu buttons' contents weren't vandalized in the previous snapshot.

References

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  1. "Minecraft Snapshot 12w04a" (archived) by Jens Bergensten – Mojang.com, January 26, 2012.
  2. "Racial Epithet Shows Up on Minecraft Menu, Developer Apologizes" (Archive) by Kirk Hamilton – Kotaku, 27 January 2012.
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