Education Edition 1.16.0
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1.16.0, the first release of the Nether Update, is an upcoming major update to Minecraft: Education Edition set to release in mid-2021, when the Caves and Cliffs Update will release for Bedrock and Java Editions. It is predicted to be released around August 2021.
Additions[edit]
Blocks[edit]
- Re-added and can be obtained only by using the Template:Cmd command.
- Can be found throughout the Nether at any altitude, though it is much more common at lower levels.
- Can be refined into a netherite scrap by smelting in a furnace or blast furnace.
- Same blast resistance as obsidian, but is movable with pistons.
- Inventory item floats on lava.
- Cannot burn in lava or fire.
- A diamond pickaxe or better is required to mine it.
- Always spawns covered by lava and/or blocks on all sides.
- Makeup basalt pillars.
- Generates in soul sand valleys and in basalt deltas.
- Can be placed directionally, similarly to logs.
- Can be crafted into polished basalt
- Can be made if lava touches blue ice while flowing over soul soil.
- Naturally generates in basalt deltas and bastion remnants.
- Generates in all Nether biomes except basalt deltas below lava level.
- Can be used to craft stone tools, furnaces, slabs, stairs, and walls.
- Can be crafted with 9 netherite ingots.
- Can be used as a beacon base.
- Inventory item floats on lava.
- Cannot burn in lava or fire.
- Same blast resistance as obsidian, but is movable with pistons.
- Re-added and can be obtained only by using the Template:Cmd command.
- Generates in Bastion Remnants.
- Crafted with iron ingots and iron nuggets.
- New variant of Nether bricks.
- Crafted from 2 Nether brick slabs.
- New variant of Nether bricks.
- Obtained by smelting Nether bricks in a furnace.
- Generate in crimson and warped forests.
- Can be placed on flower pots, dirt, coarse dirt, farmland, podzol, nylium, soul soil, and grass blocks.
- Bone meal can be used on fungi to grow it into the respective huge fungi when placed on the same type of nylium.
- Unlike mushrooms, fungi cannot spread.
- Resemble grass blocks.
- Can be spread to netherrack by using bonemeal on a netherrack block next to a nylium block.
- Does not burn.
- Crafted from the respective stem.
- Can be used to craft respective slabs, stairs, fences, fence gates, pressure plates, signs, buttons, doors and trapdoors.
- Foliage that generates in both crimson and warped forest biomes, as well as soul sand valleys.
- Can be placed into flower pots.
- Blocks that comprise the trunks of huge fungi.
- Have animated textures.
- Has a top texture similar to regular log blocks.
- Can be placed directionally, similarly to logs.
- Does not burn.
- Have respective stripped, wooded, and stripped wooded variants. The wood and striped wood variants are called "Hyphae" and "Stripped Hyphae" respectively.
- Used to craft respawn anchors.
- Generates in Ruined Portals.
- Obtainable through bartering.
- Can be found in ruined portals and bastion remnant chests.
- Emits purple particles, resembling tears.
- Has the same blast resistance as obsidian.
- Variant of blackstone that can drop gold nuggets.
- A variant of stems with the bark on all 6 sides.
- Also has a stripped variant.
- Crafted with 1 netherite ingot and 8 chiseled stone bricks.
- Using a compass on it turns the compass into a lodestone compass which points to the connected lodestone.
- Works in all dimensions.
- A variant of gold ore found in the Nether.
- Drops 2–6 gold nuggets when mined.
- This is affected by Fortune the same way other ores are, for a maximum possible drop of 24 golden nuggets with Fortune III.
- Nether gold ore, obtained with Silk Touch, can still be smelted into a single gold ingot.
- Can be mined with any pickaxe.
- Also drops experience orbs.
- Blue foliage that generates in warped forests.
- Resembles grass from the Overworld.
- Can be used in composters.
- Can be crafted with 4 basalt.
- Directional and purely decorative, like normal basalt.
- Crafted from 4 blackstone.
- Can be crafted into pressure plates, buttons, slabs, stairs, and walls.
- Crafted from 4 polished blackstone.
- Can be crafted into slabs, stairs, and walls.
- Crafted from four blocks of quartz.
- Used as a decorative block.
- Crafted with 6 crying obsidian and three glowstone.
- Requires a diamond pickaxe or higher to mine.
- Can be used to respawn in the Nether
- It is charged with glowstone and can be charged up to four levels. Whenever someone who charged the respawn anchor dies, they respawn near it and the level goes down by 1.
- Emits a slight amount of light, which gets stronger for each charge added.
- Can be charged with a dispenser.
- When it is not charged, it does not do anything.
- Like how a bed explodes in the Nether, attempting to use a respawn anchor in the Overworld or the End causes it to explode.
- Emits a light level of 15, similarly to glowstone.
- Can be mined with any tool, but hoes are the most effective.
- Generate as a part of huge fungi.
- Soul variant of the normal campfire.
- Has a blue flame instead of orange.
- Gives off a light level of 10.
- Crafted with soul sand or soul soil instead of coal.
- Piglins are repelled by soul campfires.
- Blue variant of fire.
- Fire lit on soul soil turns into soul fire regardless of dimension.
- Burns forever, similar to regular fire on netherrack and magma blocks.
- Generates naturally in the soul sand valley biome in the Nether.
- Deals damage at a rate of per second as opposed to the per second of regular fire.
- Does not extinguish when in the rain.
- Gives off a light level of 10.
- Crafted similarly to a normal lantern, using a soul torch instead of a normal torch.
- Have an animated texture.
- Gives off a light level of 10.
- Crafted similarly to a normal torch, with soul soil or soul sand being placed under the stick.
- Generates in the soul sand valley, alongside conventional soul sand.
- Fire lit on soul soil is called soul fire.
- The player does not sink and is not slowed when walking in soul soil.
- Can be used to summon the wither.
- Redstone component that can be activated by shooting projectiles into it.
- Signal is stronger depending on how close the projectile is to the center of the block. The signal strength goes up to 15.
- Can be crafted using a hay block and 4 redstone dust pieces.
- Generates in the warped forest.
- Grows upward, like kelp.
- Can be climbed, like other vines.
- Growth can be accelerated with bone meal.
- Can be used in composters.
- A variation of the nether wart block, but cannot be crafted.
- Generates as a part of huge warped fungi. Sometimes generates in the ground replacing the warped nylium in the warped forest biome.
- Can be used in composters.
- Generates in the crimson forest.
- Grows downward.
- Can be climbed, like other vines.
- Growth can be accelerated with bone meal.
- Can be used in composters.
Items[edit]
- Can be brewed by adding glowstone dust to a regular potion of slowness.
- Can be brewed by adding glowstone dust to a regular splash potion of slowness.
- Can be brewed by adding glowstone dust to a regular lingering potion of slowness.
- Can be crafted by tipping an arrow in a cauldron filled with a potion of slowness IV, or with eight arrows and one lingering potion of slowness IV.
- Added a new pattern for banners: the Snout.
- Used in the loom to apply the Snout pattern to the banner.
- Obtained in bastion remnant chests.
- Added a new music disc known as "Pigstep"
- Composed by Lena Raine.
- Can be found only in bastion remnant chests unlike other music discs.
- Upgraded using a smithing table with a netherite ingot and the respective diamond item.
- Does not burn in lava, as a dropped item or when worn (players equipping netherite armor, however, can still take burning damage).
- Floats in lava.
- Tougher than diamond armor.
- Has higher durability and enchantability than diamond armor.
- Upgraded using a smithing table with a netherite ingot and the respective diamond item.
- Does not burn in lava.
- Floats in lava.
- Has higher durability, mining level, breaking multiplier, and enchantability than diamond.
- All items, except the hoe, deal 1 more damage than their diamond counterparts.
- Created with 4 gold ingots and 4 netherite scraps.
- Can be used to upgrade diamond tools and armor in a smithing table.
- Floats in lava.
- Cannot burn in lava.
- Created by smelting ancient debris in a furnace or blast furnace.
- Used to create netherite ingots.
- Floats in lava.
- Cannot burn in lava.
- Crafted with a fishing rod and warped fungus.
- Can be used to control striders in the same way as a carrot on a stick with pigs.
Mobs[edit]
- A hostile mob that spawns in crimson forests.
- Attack players on sight.
- Drop raw porkchop and occasionally leather.
- Have an adult and baby variant.
- Can be bred with crimson fungi.
- Are hunted by adult piglins.
- Baby hoglins are not hunted and play with baby piglins.
- Avoid placed warped fungi.
- Convert to a zoglin when in the Overworld.
- Spawn in crimson forests and nether wastes biomes.
- Also spawn in Bastion Remnants.
- Randomly spawns with golden sword or crossbow.
- Adults are hostile; babies are passive.
- Do not attack players wearing at least one piece of golden armor.
- Adult piglins turn aggressive when a player is mining blocks of gold, hitting a piglin, or opening/breaking chests, barrels, trapped chests, or shulker boxes, even if they are wearing gold armor.
- The player can barter with them by right-clicking with golden ingots, which makes them drop at least one item or block.
- Attack adult hoglins.
- Baby piglins do not attack and adult piglins do not attack baby hoglins.
- Baby piglins ride on the back of baby hoglins.
- Adults attack wither skeletons.
- Avoid soul fire, soul fire torches, soul fire lanterns, nether portals, zoglins, and zombified piglins.
- Can spawn with golden armor.
- Convert to a zombified piglin when in the Overworld.
- A passive mob that spawns in the Nether on lava oceans.
- Drops 2–5 string.
- Can be saddled and controlled with warped fungus on a stick.
- Moves in and out of lava
- Shivers and turns blueish-purple when out of lava.
- Moves significantly slower out of lava.
- Is damaged by water and rain.
- Has a baby variant.
- Can be bred with warped fungi.
- Adults can spawn with baby striders riding them.
- Can spawn with zombified piglins or baby striders riding them. If they spawn with a zombified piglin, they also have a saddle equipped.
- A zombified variant of the hoglin.
- Created when a hoglin is brought into the Overworld after 15 seconds.
- Attack most mobs on sight, except creepers and other zoglins.
- Drop rotten flesh.
- Have an adult and baby variant.
- Unlike hoglins, they cannot be bred or fed, and they do not flee from warped fungi.
World generation[edit]
- Basalt Deltas
- A biome consisting of basalt, blackstone, ash particles, gray fog, and small lava ponds.
- Magma Cubes spawn frequently here.
- Crimson Forest
- A dense forest with huge crimson fungi. Nether wart blocks and fungi are found in patches on the ground and weeping vines are found under the trees and nether wart stalactites.
- Zombified Piglins, piglins and hoglins may spawn here.
- Soul Sand Valley
- Warped Forest
- A color variation of the crimson forest, but with somewhat different vegetation and blue particles and fog effects.
- Only endermen may spawn here.
- Basalt pillar
- Floor to ceiling pillars of basalt that generate in soul sand valley.
- Bastion Remnants
- Structures built from blackstone and filled with piglins.
- Contains chests, blocks of gold, and various forms of loot protected by piglins.
- Can generate in all nether biomes except basalt deltas.
- Nether Fossil
- Structures found in soul sand valley.
- These fossils are different bone block structure from the overworld counterpart.
- Structures found in soul sand valley.
- Huge crimson fungi and huge warped fungi
- New structure resembling trees found in crimson and warped forests, respectively.
- Made of crimson and warped stem blocks as well as red nether wart blocks and warped wart blocks.
- Can be grown from their respective fungi.
- Ruined Portal
- Shattered remains of nether portals.
- Structures found in the Overworld and the Nether.
- A loot chest can be found beside the portal.
- Can be found at surface, underground, and in oceans or lava seas.
Gameplay[edit]
- The player can toggle the emote menu with B, or Template:Xbutton on Xbox One controllers, or Template:Nsbutton/Template:Nsbutton on Nintendo Switch controllers, or Template:Psbutton on PlayStation 4 controllers, or File:Emote button.png by default.
- Emotes are available for free, purchase, and as achievement rewards.
- Added Curse of Binding.
- Prevents the item from being removed from that armor slot until the player dies.
- Cannot be removed with a grindstone.
- Added Curse of Vanishing.
- Any item with this enchantment disappears if the player dies.
- The
keepInventory
gamerule prevents this. - Cannot be removed with a grindstone.
- Added Soul Speed enchantment.
- A new treasure enchantment obtainable via bartering with piglins or in bastion remnant chests.
- Available only on boots.
- Allows faster walking on soul sand and soul soil.
- There is a 4% chance that the durability of the boots goes down for each soul sand or soul soil block stepped on.
- Cannot be obtained from enchanting tables, fishing, chest loot, or trading.
Command format[edit]
- Added Template:Cmd
- Used to kick players from a world.
General[edit]
- Accessibility
- Added "Text Background Opacity" setting that can be altered to change item tooltip backgrounds.
- Added cave and moody nether ambient sounds.
- Cave sounds play in the overworld, more commonly in caves.
- Moody nether sounds play in the Nether, with each nether biome having its own sounds.
- Experimental Gameplay
- Added structure voids, save and load mode for structure blocks, which are available only through experimental gameplay.
- Added 6 new soundtracks: 3 for the Nether, composed by Lena Raine, and 3 for the ocean, composed by C418:
- "Rubedo" plays in the nether wastes biome.
- "Chrysopoeia" plays in the crimson forest biome.
- "So Below" plays in the soul sand valley and basalt deltas biomes.
- "Axolotl", "Dragon Fish" and "Shuniji" all play in ocean and river biomes.
- Added the following splash text:
- "Honey, I grew the bees"
- "Find your claw!"
- "Everybody do the Leif!"
- "<3 Max & 99 & Ducky"
- "Bushy eyebrows"
- "Edit is a name"
- "From free range developers"