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Release Java Edition Bug-fix update Patch of 1.5.1 Redstone Update

Minecraft 1.5.2

Released on 2 May 2013, Minecraft Java Edition 1.5.2 is the final release of the Redstone Update (1.5). It fixes a bunch of bugs, improves performance with HD texture packs and brings many improvements for Minecraft Realms, which was not yet public. It adds no new content.

Released 02 May 2013

Key takeaways

  • Bug fixes: a bunch of bugs are fixed, and HD texture packs run with better performance.
  • Realms: many improvements for Minecraft Realms, which Mojang said would become publicly available "soon".
  • Final 1.5 release: 1.5.2 closes the Redstone Update, before 1.6.1, the Horse Update, on 1 July 2013.

What changed

PerformancePerformance improvements when using HD texture packs.
RealmsMany improvements for Minecraft Realms, ahead of its public launch.
FixesA bunch of bug fixes.

Source: official Java Edition 1.5.2 changelog

Mods & loaders for 1.5.2

Mods must be rebuilt for each version. Counts from the files published on Modrinth and CurseForge, in our catalog.

LoaderMods with a 1.5.2 fileLatest build
Forgenone yet7.8.1.738
Shader loadersShaders with a 1.5.2 fileLatest build
Iris3·
OptiFine2·
Popular mods OptiFine · Not yet
9 mods in our catalog have a 1.5.2 file →

11 texture packs and 6 maps in our catalog support 1.5.2.

How to play 1.5.2

  1. 01

    Open the Minecraft Launcher and select Minecraft: Java Edition.

  2. 02

    Go to Installations, create a new installation and choose version 1.5.2.

  3. 03

    Back up your worlds before opening them in a new version.

Minecraft 1.5.2 FAQ

When was Minecraft 1.5.2 released?

On 2 May 2013, after a pre-release on 25 April 2013. It is the last version of 1.5, the Redstone Update. The next release was 1.6.1 on 1 July 2013.

What does Minecraft 1.5.2 change?

It fixes a bunch of bugs, improves performance with HD texture packs and improves Minecraft Realms. It adds no blocks, items or mobs.

Should I update from 1.5.1 to 1.5.2?

Yes, especially if you use an HD texture pack, as 1.5.2 improves performance with high-resolution textures and fixes more bugs.

Which Java version does Minecraft 1.5.2 need?

The official launcher runs 1.5.2 with its own Java 8 runtime, so you do not need to install Java yourself.