What are vanilla experiments in minecraft

Minecraft Bedrock edition has a feature exclusive to it that is known as Experimental Gameplay. This allows players to experience features that are still in development earlier than the official release date. It is a double-edged sword because while you get to play new features they might break and show unexpected behavior. So if getting early access to upcoming content sounds interesting to you read along to learn how to enable and turn on Vanilla Experiments in Minecraft Bedrock Edition.

How to Enable Vanilla experiments in Minecraft Bedrock edition

There are two ways you can enable vanilla experiments. The first way is when creating a world. And the other way is by editing an existing world. Let us check how to enable it in both.

• Creating a World:
  1. When you create a new world. Scroll down to the Experiments section in the Game Settings.
  2. In this section, you will find an option known as Vanilla Experiments. Toggle this option on.
  3. Here you will get a popup warning you that your world might crash, break, or not work with future updates. If you are okay with this then click on Activate Experiments.
• Editing a World:
  1. If you have already created a world then you can edit its settings by clicking on the pencil icon on the right.
  2. Similar to the above steps, scroll to the Game Settings and find the Experiments section.
  3. When you get the warning popup select Activate Experiments.
  4. Since this is an existing world, it will start to create a copy of the world to add the experimental feature. You can find the new world with this feature under the name “Copy of” followed by your world’s name in which you enabled experiments. For example, if your world was “The World”, then the copy will be named as “Copy of The World”.
  5. You can see it worked if under the world there is “Experimental” written beside the game mode.
  6. Remember you cannot change your experimental world to a non-experimental one.

That covers everything you need to know about how to enable and turn on Vanilla Experiments in Minecraft Bedrock Edition. If you like playing this game the check our other guides on how to make a private server and the best diamond levels for Minecraft 1.18.

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New container for Molang experimental queries and language features that aren’t tied to other experimental toggles. Vanilla Experiments : Contains experimental game features that are still under development for future Minecraft updates. The Wild Update: Features that are under development and intended to release in The Wild Update.

Vanilla Experiments are essentially Minecraft’s public test servers. They’re similar to Snapshots, but only work on the Beta Bedrock version of the game. Vanilla Experiments let you get familiar with features that aren’t available in the game yet.

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How do I use vanilla experiments?

The Vanilla Experiments option is always available, and you can work with it in a few ways. You can turn on Vanilla Experiments in an existing world to tinker with it there or activate it before creating a new world, if you want to start from the beginning. To edit an existing world with Vanilla Experiments:

What are experimental features in Minecraft?

Experimental Features can be toggled on for creators who are interested in testing the latest features offered in both the beta and retail versions of Minecraft. There are two sets of experimental features available, depending on whether you are using a stable (retail) version of Minecraft or a beta version of Minecraft.

What is the difference between snapshots and vanilla experiments?

They’re similar to Snapshots, but only work on the Beta Bedrock version of the game. Vanilla Experiments let you get familiar with features that aren’t available in the game yet.

What is Experimental Gameplay in Minecraft Bedrock Edition?

Experimental Gameplay is a game option exclusive to Bedrock Edition. When enabled, it allows players to test some unfinished or work-in-progress features that would eventually be released in future updates. Experimental Gameplay is found in the world options when creating a world.

This feature is exclusive to Bedrock Edition. 

The disclaimer that appears when toggling Experimental Gameplay in the world settings.

Example of a world with the experimental tag on.

Experimental Gameplay (also known in-game as Experiments) is a game option exclusive to Bedrock Edition. When enabled, it allows players to test some unfinished or work-in-progress features that would eventually be released in future updates.

Toggling[]

Experimental Gameplay is found in the world options when creating or editing a world. When turning the option on in an existing world, a copy of the world will be created automatically. Turning the option on disables achievements after the world is created. Once the experimental world is created, it cannot be turned off again. Worlds with the experimental on will have an "Experimental" tag right next to the game mode name in the world menu.

Warnings[]

The warning message when attempting to play on an experimental world.

The point of Experimental Gameplay is for the player to look at some not-quite-finished features, which could crash, break, or stop working at any point in future updates. When the player attempts to load the experimental world, it will show a warning message before loading it. Attempting to disable experimental gameplay toggle via external tools could also crash and break the world.

It is recommended to create back up copies of the world when playing on experimental, or not enabling experimental toggle on to avoid breaking the world and having issues in future updates.

Features[]

There are 6 different toggles of Experimental Gameplay.[1][2] These are:

• "Holiday Creator Features"
  • Enables add-ons features added on the holiday update and some further updates that include the creation of custom blocks and items, Molang enhancements and the run_command method.
• "Custom biomes"
  • Enables custom biomes by using add-ons.
• "Upcoming Creator Features"
  • Used for Volume Driven Fog and entity properties and permutations.
• "Gametest Framework"
  • Enables GameTest Framework automation tool feature.
• "Molang Features"
  • Enables experimental Molang features.

As of beta 1.19.30.21, the following features are locked behind the "Spectator Mode" toggle in Experimental Gameplay:

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