The developers have released another beta update for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. This beta update is special because it includes an exciting host that is expected to be added to Minecraft with update 1.19.

In the previous beta of Minecraft, all types of sculk blocks were introduced. Frogs have now been added to beta with this update. Players must create a new world with experimental features enabled to try out those features. Check out the previous beta update from here.

Minecraft 1.18.10.24 Bedrock Beta

Frogs

• They breed in swamps.
• They can croak, jump, swim and walk on land.
• They eat little slimes. The sludge eaten by the frogs will drop mudballs.
• Using herbaria, players can breed two frogs. This is just placeholder food for now.
• After mating, the frogs lay eggs. The eggs hatch into tadpoles.
• Tadpoles can swim in the water. They will jump like fish on land and die if they stay out of the water for too long. Players can pick them up in buckets of water.
• Tadpoles turn into frogs. Which frog variant they might grow up in depends on the biome.

Features and bug fixes

Gameplay

• When you get a bad omen from pillaging captains, a particle effect is no longer obtained.
• The fade to black is triggered when sleeping in a fixed bed.
• As the player creeps in, the camera interpolates his position.

Villager

• In case of out of stock, the villagers will emit a “No” sound during the trade.

Rendering

• Fixed a bug that caused the Ender Dragon to become invisible when flying to the portal fountain after death.

Stability and performance

• Fixed a crash that could occur when the player was near a village.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when clicking Shift on Armor in the crafting table when using Pocket UI.

Vanilla parity

• Globe banner design has been added.

Orders

• A bug that prevented the / kill command from working when the absorb effect was active has been fixed.
• When using the ‘/ replaceitem’ command on a donkey or mule chest, the item will now go to the correct slot.

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Interested readers can learn more about the user interface and technical changes in the official Minecraft article.

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