Nazarick Seasons v0.9.1 — Bedrock Edition

Guide, Snow & Interface Update

Added

• 📚 Educational content is now also available on Bedrock Edition as an optional feature;

• Added Knowledge Notebook and educational-tip settings;

• Added /seasons:educationtips on|off;

• 🌱 Restored Agriculture & Seasons to the Guide Book;

• Added /seasons:crops to quickly open the seasonal crop guide;

• 🎨 Added new interface icons across the Guide Book and Administration Menu.

Improved

• 🌱 Seasonal crop information now reflects the actual crop configuration and selected difficulty;

• 🖥️ HUD statistics and the Thirst Bar can now be controlled independently:

  • /seasons:hud on|off

  • /seasons:thirst_bar on|off

• Existing HUD preferences are preserved;

• Thirst mechanics continue working even when the visual bar is disabled;

• Updated all new pages and interface labels across 7 supported languages:

  • PT-BR

  • EN-US

  • EN-GB

  • ES-ES

  • ES-MX

  • FR-FR

  • JA-JP

❄️ Snow & Blizzard Fixes

• Fixed seasonal snow appearing inside caves, mines and covered areas;

• Snow particles now require real exposure to the open sky;

• Improved roof and surface detection;

• Improved snowfall in naturally cold and snowy biomes;

• Snow can visually fall before ground accumulation conditions are reached;

• Ground snow accumulation now requires sufficiently low environmental temperature;

• Seasonal snow incorrectly generated beneath newly covered areas can now be cleaned up.

🌨️ Winter Precipitation

• During Nazarick snow and blizzard events, native rain is suspended;

• Nazarick snowfall now replaces native precipitation in eligible regions;

• Fixed cases where the HUD reported snow/blizzard while players still saw normal rain in temperate biomes.

Compatibility

• Minimum Bedrock target remains 1.26.50;

• Server API remains 2.10.0;

• Existing Nazarick Seasons calendars, thirst data, achievements and settings are preserved;

• Pack UUIDs remain unchanged for safer updating from v0.9.0.

v0.9.1 focuses on making Winter behave like Winter — including remembering that snow should not casually invade your basement.