Minecraft 1.20.5: Snapshot 24w10a

snapshot 24w10a For version Minecraft 1.20.5 Now available in your launcher. It includes new breeds of wolves that live in a greater variety of biomes, as well as new technical features and multiple bug fixes.

Additions and changes

• addition of 9 wolf variations Which appears in more biomes:
  • Pale Wolf – A familiar type of wolf that now only appears in standard Taigas, in packs of 4 wolves.
  • Timber Wolf – Wolves that appear in standard forests. This is the dominant type, because the biome is so common.
  • Ashen Wolf – The wolf that appears in the snowy taigas.
  • Black Wolf – Wolves that appear in packs of 2 to 4 wolves in ancient pine taigas.
  • Brown wolf – Wolves that appear in packs of 2 to 4 wolves in ancient fir taigas.
  • Rusty Wolf – Wolves that occur in scattered forests in packs of 2 to 4 wolves.
  • Spotted Wolf – Wolves that occur in packs of 4 to 8 wolves in savanna highlands.
  • Striped Wolf – Wolves that appear in wild badlands, in packs of 4 to 8 wolves.
  • Snow Wolf – A rare wolf that always walks alone and appears in snowy groves.

• The position of wolf spawn has been adjusted, allowing them to spread over the barren earth and podzol.
• The inactive creatures seen in the groves now include only rabbits, foxes, and wolves.
• Button tooltips are no longer visible when hovering outside the element containing the button.

Technical Additions and Changes:

• there Data pack version is now 34.
• A recipe result can now specify ingredient data.
• Banner designs are now loaded into the dynamic registry from the data pack (data/<namespace>/banner_pattern/<id>)
  • These entries have two fields:
    • asset_id Used to determine texture locations
      • For example, custom:pattern Mention assets/custom/textures/entity/banner/pattern.png, assets/custom/textures/entity/shield/pattern.png
    • translation_key The translation key is the prefix
      • For example, block.minecraft.banner.custom.pattern Mention block.minecraft.banner.custom.pattern.<dye color>
• Added new entity predicate field slots.
  • Allows you to check one or more locations on any entity.
  • The field contains a map of location names (same as used in the command item) object predicate.
  • For location categories, only one location must match for the entire entry to be valid.
• Added names for location categories.
  • Location names (used in command Item) now include location categories.
    • container.* – includes container.0 has container.53
    • hotbar.* – includes hotbar.0 has hotbar.8
    • inventory.* – includes inventory.0 has inventory.26
    • enderchest.* – includes enderchest.0 has enderchest.26
    • villager.* – includes villager.0 has villager.7
    • horse.* – includes horse.0 has horse.14
    • weapon.* – includes weapon.mainhand And weapon.offhand
    • armor.* – includes armor.head, armor.chest, armor.legs, armor.feed, armor.body
    • player.cursor – An object held by the player on the screen
      • This is not available in creative mode
    • player.crafting.0 – player.crafting.3, player.crafting.* – Crafting slots in the player’s inventory.
  • Unless otherwise specified, existing commands can only work in one location.
• Adding command execute if|unless items Checking and counting objects
• Player head blocks now store a custom_name tag, which will be copied to and from the item form when broken or placed.
• fields SkullOwner And ExtraType Head blocks have been replaced by fields in the player profilewith the same format as the object component
• For now, the field count Object stacks are again always stored, no matter the value 1
  • If the data is missing a field, the value 1 will always be used.

Improvements: