Redstone (Minecraft's equivalent of electrical wiring) has different systems on different platforms.
Minecraft's various console editions showed your coordinates on a map. Other top requests include fixes for other casualties of Microsoft's decision to base the new Minecraft on the game's Pocket Edition: redstone and coordinates.
"I'm honestly just gonna play regular Xbox One edition until they fix this, the new UI on Xbox is far, far worse and alienating to Xbox players," a third fan agreed. "When playing on the Xbox, the Play Together UI is a large step backwards from what we have in the console edition, both in terms of layout and responsiveness," another added. "I cannot stand the current BTU UI using a controller." "This is the major reason that keeps me from moving away from Xbox One Edition," one fan wrote. Reinstating a console-style UI, at least as an option for Minecraft on console, is one of the highest requests out of more than 5800 ideas. Microsoft has a Minecraft feedback site set up to track user-requested fixes. Your inventory and crafting are now organised using a different UI - shown above - from the mobile version of the game designed for a touchscreen, or for a mouse and keyboard. The new version of Minecraft has ditched the console version's user interface completely. (Microsoft's new version of Minecraft no longer lists 4J in the game's opening splash screens.) Minecraft console developer 4J Studios has, for more than half a decade, built a version of Minecraft which feels great when played with a console controller. Minecraft is Minecraft, right? Well, not really. Minecraft's crafting and inventory interface, designed for touchscreen or mouse control, has not been well received by console players. Upgrading is free, but far from painless. Likewise, in the near future, Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition will also be left behind. This change has already occurred on Xbox One, with the old Minecraft: Xbox One Edition replaced in the console's store with a separate game client, just named "Minecraft". It's a completely different game - one which is almost identical to Minecraft's previous Pocket Edition for mobiles. Microsoft never did a great job of communicating the fact its Better Together Update is not actually an update for console owners. Sadly, the edition which has arrived on console is not quite what fans had envisioned. It's the world's biggest family game, an experience designed with collaborative play in mind, and now truly open to everyone regardless of device (except PlayStation).Īt least, that's how it seemed. Minecraft feels built for cross-network play. When Microsoft announced Minecraft's Better Together update, fans cheered.
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