Minecraft 1.9.1
Released on 30 March 2016, Minecraft Java Edition 1.9.1 is the first bug-fix update for 1.9, the Combat Update. It adds Elytra sounds, makes the attack cooldown less confusing and fixes a piston bug that duplicated blocks. Connection errors on Realms led Mojang to replace it with 1.9.2 the same day.
Key takeaways
- Fixes: block duplication with Pistons (MC-96219), a world border damage bug (MC-56162) and transparency issues on the Elytra texture (MC-98327).
- Tweaks: Elytra sound effects, improved mob AI and entity selectors, and attack cooldown mechanics that are less confusing.
- Short-lived: 1.9.2 replaced it the same day because 1.9.1 caused connection errors on Realms (MC-100283).
What changed
Mods & loaders for 1.9.1
Mods must be rebuilt for each version. Counts from the files published on Modrinth and CurseForge, in our catalog.
2 mods in our catalog have a 1.9.1 file →39 texture packs and 27 maps in our catalog support 1.9.1.
How to play 1.9.1
- 01
Open the Minecraft Launcher and select Minecraft: Java Edition.
- 02
Go to Installations, create a new installation and choose version 1.9.1.
- 03
Back up your worlds before opening them in a new version.
From first snapshot to release
0 snapshots, 3 pre-releases and 0 release candidates over 21 days.
- 1.9.1-pre109 Mar 2016
- 1.9.130 Mar 2016
Minecraft 1.9.1 FAQ
When was Minecraft 1.9.1 released?
On 30 March 2016, a month after 1.9. 1.9.2 followed the same day to fix connection errors.
What does Minecraft 1.9.1 change?
It adds Elytra sounds, tweaks the attack cooldown, improves mob AI and entity selectors, and fixes bugs such as block duplication with Pistons (MC-96219).
Should I play 1.9.1 or 1.9.2?
1.9.2. It keeps every 1.9.1 change and fixes the Realms connection errors (MC-100283). 1.9.1 also has its own network protocol, so it cannot join 1.9 or 1.9.2 servers.
Which Java version does Minecraft 1.9.1 need?
Java 8. The official launcher runs it with its own Java 8 runtime.