Mixer’s broadcast feature is available on Minecraft 1.2.5 beta

Microsoft today announced the release of Minecraft 1.2.5 beta that integrates deeper with Mixer. Microsoft is bringing Mixer Create as a direct experience MinecraftThis makes it easy for gamers to start and manage a broadcast Mixer while playing games.

This new integration is currently available on Android and Windows 10. Once it exits beta, it should be on Minecraft for iOS. You follow the steps below to start broadcasting in Minecraft on Android:

• Get the app Mixer Create for Android, then launch Minecraft beta.
• Touch the button Settings inside Minecraft.
• Scroll down and click Broadcast> Launch Mixer Create.
• Touch pink broadcast button to start broadcasting.

When you are streaming, you will see the broadcast bar Mixer Create appears in the game. You can move it anywhere you want, turn the front camera and microphone on / off, and chat with the viewer, all right inside the Minecraft game. While broadcasting to Mixer, you will be able to use in-game chat and see your viewership count.

Mixer’s Interactive 2.0 platform allows any game developer to add Mixer interaction to their games with just a few lines of code, creating a unique experience where viewers can truly influence gameplay.

With Mixer Interactivity in Minecraft, any Minecraft command can be turned into an interactive button that the player can use to change your game. Anytime you want to allow the viewer to summon a bunch of vines, fill a given area with blocks or simply change the weather to rain – all is possible. The only limit is your imagination.

Plus, thanks to Mixer’s Faster Than Light streaming protocol, you’ll be able to watch and play with less than a second delay. Starting today, you will be able to try interactively in Minecraft 1.2.5 on Android and Windows 10. Xbox One will be coming this weekend, and all versions of Minecraft will have this feature. when it exits beta. Also, for Java fans, a separate mod is coming later this year.