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How do I Download Minecraft Snapshots and Receive Early Access To Beta Builds
Home Features Adventure Minecraft How do I download Minecraft Snapshots and get early access to beta builds
By Rachel Watts published 10 March 21
Check out the some of the upcoming features in the Minecraft Caves and Cliffs 1.17 update prior to its official release.
Minecraft skins: New designs Minecraft servers online worlds Minecraft commands: All cheats Minecraft mods: Beyond vanilla Minecraft shaders: Spotlight Minecraft seeds: New and exciting worlds Minecraft texture packs Transform
The date for the release of Minecraft's 1.17 Caves and Cliffs update (opens in a new tab) is fast approaching however for those who don't want wait it out, Mojang's Snapshots are a great way to play the upcoming features before they are released.
Minecraft Snapshots are publicly-released test builds that are unpolished with features from upcoming updates for players to try out. Mojang can make use of this opportunity to test new features before they become part of an official update. If players want to report bugs and give feedback to help Mojang to make improvements.
Snapshots are filled with everything the studio wants to test and may include new mobs, biomes games, game mechanics, or blocks. Snapshots include a variety of features from Caves and Cliffs, such as glow squids (opens new tab) cave generation, caves, and lush flora and fauna that you'll encounter in the squishy caverns. If you're okay with some minor glitches every now and then, Minecraft Snapshots are a great method to test out new features before the update's official release. Here's what you need to know in order to get a sneak peek of the future of Minecraft.
Minecraft Snapshot installation How do I access beta builds
Snapshots are available on the Java version of Minecraft However, there's an option to view some of the early features in the Bedrock edition as well. Test builds for the Bedrock edition on Android, Xbox One, and Windows 10 are simply called Bedrock betas. While they're not exactly the same as Snapshots but they do contain many new features.
Mojang has made jumping into the early versions of Minecraft pretty easy Here's how you can do it:
Snapshots on Minecraft: Java Edition:
- Start the Minecraft launcher. Select the 'Installations' tab
- In the top right corner, look for a box that is called Snapshots
The most up-to-date Snapshot will be available at the bottom of the list of installation options
Beta on Minecraft: Bedrock Edition:
- Visit the Microsoft Store app on Windows 10
- Look for the Xbox Insider app and download it
Start the app and select the Insider Content tab on the left
- Select Minecraft and click the join button
- The app may navigate you to Minecraft's product page if you don't have a digital copy of the game
If you're after Xbox One or Android instructions for Minecraft, visit Mojang's beta site (opens in a new tab) for further instructions. To keep track of new Snapshots and betas, save the Minecraft forum's news page (opens in a new tab) that has a breakdown of all the versions that have been released.
Snapshots and betas are extremely unstable and your world could fail or get janky. So make sure you load into a world you aren't afraid of being a bit damaged. MINECRAFT JAVA In other words, you should keep your top Minecraft builds (opens in new tab) secure in a different world.
- (opens new tab)
Rachel had been bouncing around different gaming websites as a freelancer and staff writer for three years before she landed at PC Gamer back in 2019. She mainly writes reviews, previews, and features, but on rare occasions will change it up with guides and news. When she's not snapping hundreds of screenshots of the latest indie darling or a new game, you can find her taking care of her parsnip empire in Stardew Valley and planning an axolotl uprising in Minecraft. She's a sucker for'stop and take a sniff of the roses' games, her most memorable gaming moment is the one time she kept her virtual potted plants alive for over a year.
Read More: https://53vv.com/
Home Features Adventure Minecraft How do I download Minecraft Snapshots and get early access to beta builds
By Rachel Watts published 10 March 21
Check out the some of the upcoming features in the Minecraft Caves and Cliffs 1.17 update prior to its official release.
Minecraft skins: New designs Minecraft servers online worlds Minecraft commands: All cheats Minecraft mods: Beyond vanilla Minecraft shaders: Spotlight Minecraft seeds: New and exciting worlds Minecraft texture packs Transform
The date for the release of Minecraft's 1.17 Caves and Cliffs update (opens in a new tab) is fast approaching however for those who don't want wait it out, Mojang's Snapshots are a great way to play the upcoming features before they are released.
Minecraft Snapshots are publicly-released test builds that are unpolished with features from upcoming updates for players to try out. Mojang can make use of this opportunity to test new features before they become part of an official update. If players want to report bugs and give feedback to help Mojang to make improvements.
Snapshots are filled with everything the studio wants to test and may include new mobs, biomes games, game mechanics, or blocks. Snapshots include a variety of features from Caves and Cliffs, such as glow squids (opens new tab) cave generation, caves, and lush flora and fauna that you'll encounter in the squishy caverns. If you're okay with some minor glitches every now and then, Minecraft Snapshots are a great method to test out new features before the update's official release. Here's what you need to know in order to get a sneak peek of the future of Minecraft.
Minecraft Snapshot installation How do I access beta builds
Snapshots are available on the Java version of Minecraft However, there's an option to view some of the early features in the Bedrock edition as well. Test builds for the Bedrock edition on Android, Xbox One, and Windows 10 are simply called Bedrock betas. While they're not exactly the same as Snapshots but they do contain many new features.
Mojang has made jumping into the early versions of Minecraft pretty easy Here's how you can do it:
Snapshots on Minecraft: Java Edition:
- Start the Minecraft launcher. Select the 'Installations' tab
- In the top right corner, look for a box that is called Snapshots
The most up-to-date Snapshot will be available at the bottom of the list of installation options
Beta on Minecraft: Bedrock Edition:
- Visit the Microsoft Store app on Windows 10
- Look for the Xbox Insider app and download it
Start the app and select the Insider Content tab on the left
- Select Minecraft and click the join button
- The app may navigate you to Minecraft's product page if you don't have a digital copy of the game
If you're after Xbox One or Android instructions for Minecraft, visit Mojang's beta site (opens in a new tab) for further instructions. To keep track of new Snapshots and betas, save the Minecraft forum's news page (opens in a new tab) that has a breakdown of all the versions that have been released.
Snapshots and betas are extremely unstable and your world could fail or get janky. So make sure you load into a world you aren't afraid of being a bit damaged. MINECRAFT JAVA In other words, you should keep your top Minecraft builds (opens in new tab) secure in a different world.
- (opens new tab)
Rachel had been bouncing around different gaming websites as a freelancer and staff writer for three years before she landed at PC Gamer back in 2019. She mainly writes reviews, previews, and features, but on rare occasions will change it up with guides and news. When she's not snapping hundreds of screenshots of the latest indie darling or a new game, you can find her taking care of her parsnip empire in Stardew Valley and planning an axolotl uprising in Minecraft. She's a sucker for'stop and take a sniff of the roses' games, her most memorable gaming moment is the one time she kept her virtual potted plants alive for over a year.
Read More: https://53vv.com/
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