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2.0.0+1.20
Release
2.0.0+1.202 years ago 115.5K
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.x
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Changes
Features
- Improved startup sequence (the game now starts in fullscreen mode immediately, instead of appearing as a small window and then resizing to full size)
- Improved Linux and macOS support
- Improved Windows support (again)
- The Minecraft window no longer flickers when it loses focus (#4, #12)
- Ensured Xbox Game Bar support (#6)
- Always-on-top windows (e.g., a PiP window from your browser) are rendered on top of the game window when it's in borderless fullscreen mode (#10)
- Switching to borderless fullscreen mode no longer breaks Distant Horizons with shaders (#14)
- Improved multi-monitor setup support
- When switching to borderless fullscreen mode, the game window will correctly choose the current monitor, instead of always jumping to the main one (#5)
- The game now remembers the last used monitor, so if you always play on your second monitor, you won't need to manually move the Minecraft window at the beginning of every gaming session (#5)
Translations
ar_sa(#7, MT)be_by(#7, MT)de_de(#7, MT)es_es(#7, MT)es_mx(#7, @TheLegendofSaram)fr_fr(#7, MT)it_it(#7, MT)ja_jp(#7, MT)ko_kr(#7, MT)nl_nl(#7, MT)pt_pt(#7, MT)ru_ru(#7, @mpustovoi)uk_ua(#7, @Kir-Antipov)zh_tw(#13, @yichifauzi)
New Contributors
- @mpustovoi made their first contribution in #7
- @TheLegendofSaram made their first contribution in #7
- @yichifauzi made their first contribution in #13
Full Changelog: 1.1.0+1.20...2.0.0+1.20
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| cubes-without-borders-2.0.0+1.20-sources.jar | Unknown | 41.06 KiB |
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