The 1.19.71 version of Minecraft enables players to change their armour's appearance using a new feature called "armour change." This is done via a Smithing Table. A variety of locations in the game's environment contain blueprints needed to modify artefacts, including desert pyramids, jungle temples, ancient towns, Nether fortresses, and other strongholds.
A player needs to consider two aspects when personalizing their armour in Minecraft PE 1.19.71: the pattern and the substance. In the manufacturing process, the template determines the pattern. Copper, gold, amethyst, quartz, and many other materials are available for players to use in their games.
Grove of Cherry Trees
The presence of rose trees in Minecraft version 1.19.71 attracts players to a peculiar biome. Because of the work of Mojang's creators, the frogs that live here now have the appropriate variety of frogs.
The blocks
In addition to archaeology, the game environment has also been updated with a number of new blocks and elements. The makers of Minecraft PE 1.19.71 have added an additional resource to the game. In addition to finding suspicious gravel, gamers may hear suspicious squeaks.
The following are the patch notes for Minecraft 1.19.71:
- When the game is first started, the loading progress bar might get stuck at 66% (MCPE-168284).
- Fixes a possible crash on iOS during the launch process
- Players shouldn't be able to see other players' names through the environment or behind walls (MCPE-168269).
- MCPE-167638 fixes a problem that prevented the text on Signs from being displayed on PCs when ray tracing was enabled.
- The MCPE-164765 bug caused players to load inaccurate data into their local games after successfully connecting to a server or realm.
- Upon starting the game, players are presented with a dialogue that allows them to enable text-to-speech if it is available.
