Windows: create a world and move around
The Minecraft Bedrock report uses title ID PPSA17221, content version 01.008.000 and main 31bfc4e86. The host is a Windows 11 laptop with an Intel Core i5-12500H and RTX 3050 Laptop GPU.
The main menu runs at about 60 FPS, while first-run shader compilation can make the world slow initially. Lowering Render Distance is part of the reported gameplay setup. The author also describes the inventory and crafting prompts, readable world data and a clean exit after saving on quit. Reopening the saved world is not described in this report.
Use controller-style menu input
The console edition uses controller input in its menus. The report's keyboard mapping uses Enter or Space for Cross, arrow keys for the directional pad, C for Circle or Back, and Escape for Options. Mouse clicks do not operate this interface.
Convert the game's own modules along with the executable, following AnyPS5 setup. Try a new world, quit, then reopen it before relying on a longer session. AnyPS5 games includes the separate Minecraft Preview and Minecraft Dungeons II on AnyPS5 reports.
Test configurations
Windows · World movement and saving on quit
- System
- Windows 11
- Title ID
- PPSA17221
- Game version
- 01.008.000
- Build
- Main branch · 31bfc4e86
- CPU
- Intel Core i5-12500H
- GPU
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Laptop GPU
Build requirements
- Converted the root modules and sce_module with --module-dir.
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