Minecraft: Bedrock Edition beta 1.16.210.58 fixes tons of bugs and crashing issues
A minor beta before larger things to come.
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Another week, another beta release forMinecraft: Bedrock Edition.Minecraft beta 1.16.210.58is rolling out to playersenrolled in the Minecraft betaon Xbox, Windows 10 PCs, and Android today with several bug fixes and general improvements in tow. Unfortunately, there aren’t any new features from the upcomingCaves and Cliffs Update, like with theMinecraft: Java Edition snapshotthat released earlier today, but the improvements here are still welcome.
If you’re looking for more Caves and Cliffs Update features to test out, thelast Minecraft: Bedrock Edition betathat released last week added copper ore and copper blocks.
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The full changelog for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition beta 1.16.210.58 includes:
Bug fixes
Accessibility
Performance & stability
General
Graphics
Technical fixes & changes
Animation
Custom biomes & blocks
Render offsets component
Component variables
Available everywhere you play.
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