PlayStation Vita Edition 1.12

1.12
Edition	PlayStation Vita Edition
Release date	December 20, 2014
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Other editions with a version "1.12":

1.12 is a version of PlayStation Vita Edition released on December 20, 2014.^[1] This version was released in Europe on December 20, 2014, while in North America the release was delayed until January 6, 2015. It is equivalent to Java Edition 1.6.4. [edit]

Additions

1.12 block and item additions

Blocks

Hardened clay, stained clay, block of coal, hay bale, activator rail, block of redstone, daylight sensor, dropper, hopper, minecart with hopper, minecart with TNT, redstone comparator, weighted pressure plate, beacon, trapped chest, multiple snow heights, command block

Items

Firework rocket, firework star, Nether star, lead, horse armor, name tag
Horse, donkey and mule spawn eggs
- Version exclusive: All of the spawn eggs use the horse spawn egg texture.

Mobs

Wither, wither skeleton, witch, bat, horse, donkey, mule

Gameplay

Adventure mode
Added many new sounds
Mob naming

World generation

Witch hut
Replaced the Tutorial World with a new world
Nether fortress
- Now generate loot chests

General

Interfaces for beacons, horses, hoppers and fireworks
New death messages
Options
- Daylight Cycle, Keep Inventory, Tile drop, Regeneration option

Changes

Blocks and items

Wood placement now depends on the surface it is placed on, rather than the direction of the player.
Redstone repeaters can now be locked.
Trapdoors can now be placed on upper half of blocks.
Bone meal no longer instantly grows crops to full size.
Dispensers can now face in any direction.
Snow can be crafted by 3 snow blocks.
Multiple snow layers can now be placed.
Golden apples give extra "absorption" health for a short period.
Updated textures which includes new textures for charcoal and woods.
Moved fences, iron bars, and cobblestone walls to the Building Blocks tab from the Miscellaneous tab in Creative.
Cobwebs no longer slow down players that are flying.
Swords can no longer be used to break blocks in creative mode.
Nether portals now teleport players in creative mode instantly.
Flowing water no longer pushes players that are flying.

Mobs

Slimes can now spawn in swamps at night.
Zombies can now pick up items.
Zombies and Skeletons can now spawn with different weapons and armor.
Mobs, items, and projectiles can now pass through portals.
Mobs named "Dinnerbone" or "Grumm" are now flipped upside down.
Spiders now have a chance to spawn with effects on Hard difficulty.
Ghasts and zombie pigmen no longer visibly catch fire when going into fire or lava.
Skeletons now have a new death sound instead of using the damage sound when dying. Unlike in Java Edition, the damage sound remains unchanged.

Gameplay

The longer the player remains in an area, the harder the monsters that spawn in that area will be.
Pressing use while sneaking now uses the held item instead of the currently selected block.
When riding an entity, dismounting has changed from pressing use on the entity to using the sneaking control.
Camera direction is no longer vertically reversed in third person front view to match Java Edition.