Bedrock version of Maine Craft So, the device that all game consoles, mobile phones, and some PC players own, got a new update this week that added two new features related to one collection in particular: The Allay. Aside from this mob, some other changes have been released as well, along with several bug fixes for a bunch of issues that players might encounter in the Bedrock version of the game.
The Allay, for those who were on a break Maine Craft Or those who don’t encounter mobs very often, is the creature that was added to the game as part of a recent community vote where Maine Craft Players choose one of three crowds to welcome the game. It’s a peaceful crowd with a fondness for music boxes and can come in handy when collecting materials as well.
With this background in mind, you can see the new effects and features related to Allay below along with other changes included in the patch notes. For a more comprehensive set of bug fixes and technical changes made, you can refer to Full notes found here.
New features
fade the duality
- When Allay hears a Jukebox playing, he will make a dance animation
- If the Jukebox stops playing, or if Allay gets too far from the Jukebox, he stops dancing
- If an Allay is given an amethyst sliver while dancing, it will make a small amethyst sound, make a heart, and be repeated in another Allay
- After iterating, both Allays will have a cooldown of 5 minutes before being able to iterate again
the changes
- Expand the “/ locate” command to locate a structure and locate a biome
- Trader Llama now has his own spawn egg
- The player’s cause of death has been added to the death screen
- Music is now included in game files on iOS, so players no longer need to download the music package from Marketplace
- Added Bluetooth support for mouse and keyboard on iOS
- Maine Craft The latest update is now available on all Bedrock platforms.
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