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"title": "Frostburn Update",
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"Frostburn Update.png"
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"field": "June 8, 2016",
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"field": "(link to Java Edition 1.10 article, displayed as Java Edition 1.10)",
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"footer": "<div style=\"display:inline-block\">\n<div style=\"display:inline-block;padding:0 .4em\"><span style=\"margin-right:-0.35em\">◄</span>◄ [[Combat Update]]</div>\n\n</div><div style=\"display:inline-block\">\n\n<div style=\"display:inline-block;padding:0 .4em\">[[Exploration Update]] <span style=\"margin-right:-0.35em\">►</span>►</div>\n</div>"
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The Frostburn Update is the name for Java Edition 1.10, a major update released on June 8, 2016. It added some new features such as skeleton/zombie variants in snowy biomes and deserts respectively, polar bears, structure blocks for saving/loading structures in worlds, and an auto-jump feature. The official name for the update, the Frostburn Update, was revealed on June 8, 2016, in a blog post on the Mojang website, the same day the update was released.[1]
Being the smallest major update, development began very shortly after 1.9, the Combat Update, was released, and snapshots began the week after 1.9.3 and 1.9.4 were released, in mid-May. Only 3 snapshots and 2 pre-releases were released for 1.10, between May 18, 2016, and June 8, 2016. Mojang released the first pre-release on June 2, 2016, and the second on June 7, one day before the update was released.
Notable features
- New blocks
- New items
- New mobs
- New structures
- Other additions
Trivia
- This update only had three snapshots and two pre-releases, tying it with 1.1 as the version with the least development versions.
- The time span between the releases of 16w20a and 1.10-pre1 was only 2 weeks, the smallest time between, unusual based on Mojang's history, as 1.8 and 1.9 both took around a year or so to develop.
- This update's changelog continues the trend since Beta 1.6.6 of having "Removed Herobrine" at the very end.
- The update had only 2 further revisions, 1.10.1 and 1.10.2, which drastically shrunk from 1.7 (with 7 revisions), 1.8 (9 revisions), and 1.9 (4 revisions).
- This trend of only two revisions continued until 1.13.2.
Further revisions
- 1.10.1 fixed "some of the most annoying reported bugs."
- 1.10.2 was released soon thereafter to fix a crash from 1.10.1.
References
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