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(Bedrock Parity) Make Java Edition Menu more like Bedrock

It's been the same for a REALLY long time now. I think we should make it more like the bedrock editions menus.

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    tryashtar commented
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    For lack of a downvote option I guess I'll comment here to say I disagree strongly, and instead suggest the UI on Win10 edition start looking more like Java's.

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    JoePCool14 commented
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    Even though it has been the same for a really long time now, at this point, let's leave it alone. It's a classic menu system that's worked well for years. Why change it this late in the game? I think it's okay that Bedrock has its own style, and it has grown on me, but let's leave Java alone.

    The one thing I would like to see brought from Bedrock is a new background though for the main menu. I like the idea of changing it for different updates to spotlight new changes. Particularly with Update Aquatic for how beautiful the underwater looks like now.

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    FreakingChicken commented
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    No and instead lets do the exact opposite

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    CoderTommy commented
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    I feel like Bedrock menus should be closer to the Java menus, just to provide consistency, because a LOT of people play Java (Or Old MCPE, or Legacy Console) as their first time playing.

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    BlackDog61 commented
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    please don't

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    OverdrawnEnd111 commented
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    I do think that the main menu and inventory UIs on Bedrock Edition are much improved compared to the Java Edition, so slowly porting them from one platform to another would help with familiarity and feature parity greatly.

    To be more specific on the idea:

    • Main menu with the crisper logo and black-on-gray buttons
    • Iconized and tabbed settings menu with simple toggles instead of ON/OFF
    • The tabbed "Play" menu and world creation UI
    • The creative menu with expanded/recipe book/survival inventory toggle buttons and same kind of items grouped (e.g. expand white wool to see all colors of wool)
    • Close buttons on every inventory
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    DestroyerltRBLX commented
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    I disagree due to the fact I have been using Java Edition for about 5 years and I still love the main menu. It'd be sad to see it go away.

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    Кирилл Кирилл commented
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    Rais.emelyanova2016@yandex.ru

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    PRO MOUSE commented
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    Yuo

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    dovakiin30 commented
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    It really should be the other way around, bedrock's UI is clunky and slow, pretty convoluted. We should make bedrock more like java rather than the other way around.

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    HappyJESUSBOY commented
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    Make crafting like Xbox Bedrock, period. Many, many people are using using controllers on pcs. Just because “that’s the way Java has always been” is a silly statement and used as an excuse to not change. Crafting on a an xbox is so much better. It’s really awkward and a slow process on Java. Please make Java’s crafting the same. For the Java purists, things can still be crafted the old way in bedrock if one chooses to do so. 

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    FatalAcacia commented
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    No. The Java menu is just fine, with an easy interface.

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    AlexCreeper2502 commented
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    Please no Java UI is fine as it is now. They should do the exact opposite IMO.

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    WinRed7198 commented
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    If I were to give my opinion, I think I disagree but at the same time agree, there's some parts of the UI in bedrock that look a bit better than java (example: the settings screen is a bit more user friendly, there's more animations in the ui, etc.) but I still like the java menus. My solution would be to put an option to change it between bedrock like and original

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    Landerzy * commented
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    I think it deserves to learn the way of sort of items in the Bedrock creative inventory for the Java.It is possible and there is a good example that is the menu of trading of villagers.I also hope some ways of sort which by materials, functions and customizations can come true.

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    AgingTea8517549 commented
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    the java edition menu is the only good looking one

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    KhaledTheGamer3 commented
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    Bedrock edition UI is cleaner and works great on mobile, but it's the OPPOSITE for PC and ESPECIALLY console! Legacy Console Edition had UI similar to Java and it worked amazingly, but here comes bedrock with a UI clearly not meant for your platform! It's so microsoft.