Java Edition Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3

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This page covers a development version that has an issue under certain conditions.
 
The pre-reupload and first reupload versions include otherwise unobtainable end portal blocks (among others) in the inventory by default. Hovering over the portals will crash the game as there is no display name assigned to them.[1]
Minecraft Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3
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Edition

Java Edition

Release date

October 6, 2011

Type

Pre-release

Pre-release for

1.0.0

Downloads

Reupload 1: Client (.json)
Reupload 2: Client (.json)
Server: Server

Protocol version

19

Minimum Java version

Java SE 5

Other editions with a version "1.9-pre3":
 

Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3[2][3][4] is the third pre-release for Java Edition 1.0.0, released on October 6, 2011, which adds five new blocks including the brewing stand and enchantment table, as well as the eye of ender, five baby animal variants, XP levels, the enchantment glint effect, and completed potion mechanics. Unlike the client, the server for this version was not reuploaded.

The original version of the Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3 was released shortly before 14:57 UTC on October 6 and included a debug feature where players spawned with full stacks of enchantment tables, bookshelves, end portal frames, and end portal blocks. The first reupload of Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3 was released at around 14:58 UTC,[5] removing some code relating to the ender dragon.[verify for Java Edition] This was possibly done to avoid leaking information, as the ender dragon had not yet been announced. The second reupload was released at around 15:08 UTC, removing the debug blocks in the hotbar.[6]

Additions[edit | edit source]

Blocks[edit | edit source]

Brewing Stands

  • Used to brew potions.

Enchantment Tables

End Portal Frame

  • Unfinished end portal in strongholds.
    • Broken end portal frame blocks can be repaired with eyes of ender, though nothing further occurs.
  • Can be obtained by explosions.

End Portal (block)

  • Currently useless.

End Stone texture

  • An unused prototype end stone texture was added to terrain.png.

Items[edit | edit source]

Eye of Ender

  • Can be used to repair end portal frames, although they don't have their locating functionality yet.

Mobs[edit | edit source]

Animals

General[edit | edit source]

Brewing

Debug screen

  • Added pie chart detailing CPU usage.

Enchanting

  • Placeholder system.
  • Enchanted items appear to glimmer, have blue tooltips and have "Enchanted!!" written below tooltip.

Generated structures[edit | edit source]

Glass pillars

  • Used to mark the location of strongholds.
  • Extended from the stone brick of the stronghold to height limit.
  • One pillar marked the location of the main stronghold room, and another marked where the Portal room was.

Changes[edit | edit source]

Blocks[edit | edit source]

Bookshelves

  • When destroyed, drop 3 books.

Cauldron

  • Now assigned with block ID.
  • Now only carries water instead of being used to make potions.

World generation[edit | edit source]

Strongholds

  • More randomly placed chests.
  • 1×1 glass pillars protruding from ground to sky limit at the location of strongholds.

General[edit | edit source]

Experience levels

  • Now shown above experience bar.

Fixes[edit | edit source]

2 bugs fixed

  • Fixed snow golems being able to enter love mode.
  • Fixed killing a player with a dispenser from crashing the server.[7]

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • Due to a bug, multiplayer servers generate sky dimension chunks starting in this version. The biome of these chunks is random if saved in multiplayer, however, if they are saved in singleplayer, they change to plains biomes, no matter if snow had generated in the chunks. This was fixed by 1.0.0.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Notes[edit | edit source]

  1. Discovered while downgrading a world with baby wolves from snapshot Java Edition 12w03a to this version.

References[edit | edit source]

Navigation[edit | edit source]