Inconsistencies between versions

[Mario662629]

The following issues are occuring with certain older versions for older tutorial worlds:

• Cheats aren't enabled in some of the older tutorial world versions (e.g. the TU19 Tutorial World for 1.6.1)
• In the TU19 tutorial world for 1.6.1, some of the item frames and paintings are missing or have fallen off, here are some examples in Stampy's House:
  
  

Also, some of the Title Updates include items from a newer major version of Minecraft: Java Edition compared to what the Title Update equates to, causing the earliest Java Edition versions for the following the tutorial worlds having to be changed:

• TU5 equates to Beta 1.8.1, but the TU5 tutorial world requires Minecraft 1.0.0 or later. In Beta 1.8.1, most of the music discs are missing from the chests.
• TU7 equates to 1.0.0, but the TU7 tutorial world requires Minecraft 1.2.1 or later. In 1.0.0, the experience bottles are missing from a chest in the enchanting room.
• TU9 equates to 1.1, but the TU9 tutorial world requires Minecraft 1.4.2 or later. In 1.1, the experience bottles are missing from a chest in the enchanting room, and the item frames are missing.
• TU12 equates to 1.2.5, but the TU12 tutorial world requires Minecraft 1.4.2 or later. In 1.2.5, the wooden stairs, the heads, and the item frames will be missing.
• TU14 equates to 1.3.2, but the TU14 tutorial world requires Minecraft 1.6.1 or later. In 1.3.2, the heads, item frames, anvils, carpets, potatoes, carrots, cobblestone walls, flower pots, and quartz will be missing.
• TU46 equates to 1.10.2, but your link is for 1.12.2.

[theminecraftarchitect]

Thanks again for reporting bugs that you've discovered. I'll fix these during my next round of updates.

In terms of the version disparity, this was not an easy choice for me to make. I ultimately settled on sacrificing some items to ensure that the worlds would have a seamless border and infinite terrain generation would match up with the original tutorial worlds. If I opened the TU5 tutorial world in release 1.0, for example, the new generation would differ from what's in the tutorial world since there were changes between beta 1.8 and release 1.0.

Furthermore, I didn't want TU14 to lack a significant amount of content like quartz and item frames, so I decided to make the base version 1.6.1. Since world generation didn't change significantly between 1.3.2 and 1.6.1, I figured this was a good compromise.

As for TU46 being on 1.12.2, this was an issue with my converter only having the option for 1.12 and 1.8. I believe I attempted to downgrade the world from 1.12 to 1.10 and ran into many issues, which is why I settled on 1.12.

With all this being said, I'm always open to feedback :) If you have any suggestions or if you disagree with the versions I chose, let me know! I do appreciate the feedback

[Mario662629]

Oh, I realized some more issues:

• Why is the TU19 tutorial world's older version (not the original version) for 1.9 instead of 1.8? All the other tutorial worlds from TU1-TU14 and TU31 have a 1.8 version.
• What do you mean by "seamless border and infinite terrain generation"?

[theminecraftarchitect]

If I can recall correctly, there was a glitch with paintings in 1.8 that specifically affected the TU19 tutorial world. I decided to upgrade this world to 1.9 to resolve the issue.

The seamless terrain generation refers to the earlier tutorial worlds, which can be explored past the border on old Minecraft Java Edition versions. See example below: