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Reported

MC-303257 Render error of some projectile entities Duplicate MC-303236 Partial outline of falling_block does not show if the player is too close to it when showing hitboxes Unconfirmed MC-303235 Subcommand anchored is not effectual when using relative world coordinates in subcommand run Duplicate MCPE-221266 Bamboo cannot be used to compost Duplicate MC-280016 "MHF_" player heads' textures are not updated Invalid MCPE-179965 In Creative mode, items cannot be returned to the inventory on the crafting screen in the player's inventory Duplicate

Comments

This is quasi-connection feature, and although it was considered as a bug at first, it is now a feature claimed by Mojang. Besides, this feature has existed since pistons were added. You can look it up on https://minecraft.wiki/w/Tutorial:Quasi-connectivity .

Mojang has deleted “supported_formats” and community developers need to use “min_format” and “max_format” instead.

Well it's really hard to let a game judge whether you are “on the surface“ or not, because there is no clear definition. In other words, for example, are you under the surface if you place a block just above yourself. Therefore, Minecraft simply uses the biome to judge whether play music, which is effective and efficient method so that your computer wont lag or crash ⊙ω⊙

Please ensure that you log in the same account in the launcher as you used to buy Minecraft on Minecraft Official Website or in Microsoft Store