Alpha v1.1.1,[2] also known as Seecret Saturday,[1] is the tenth and final seecret update, and is also the only Seecret Update released on Saturday, which added sneaking, new paintings and fishing rods. It was released with server 0.2.1 on September 18, 2010, and is the only Seecret Saturday update; all other nine seecret updates were released on Fridays.
This version is notable for the gray screen bug. This code would set the display's gamma and contrast values to zero, resulting in the screen going completely gray.[3] It was available for just 205 minutes before Alpha v1.1.2 released, fixing the gray screen bug.[4]
This version also took a very long time to download, due to a large influx of users downloading the game at the same time. As a result, not many players got the chance to play this version, due to how quickly it was replaced with Alpha v1.1.2.
Additions[]
Items[]
- Have no use.
- Are stackable.
Non-mob entities[]
Gameplay[]
General[]
- Added the ability to change mouse sensitivity
- Added sliders to change volume of sound and music
Changes[]
Non-mob entities[]
- Two paintings have had their textures changed to their modern versions.
General[]
- Option to toggle the debug menu in the options has been replaced with the F3 key. F3 + S reloads all web-loaded resources.
- Smoother day-to-night and night-to-day transitions.
Fixes[]
- 2 bugs fixed
- Infinite snowball exploit fixed where snow blocks (requiring 4 snowballs) would be crafted then broken, producing 4–6 snowballs back.
- Solid snow blocks now only drop four snowballs.
Trivia[]
- Despite this version being available for three hours and 25 minutes, considerably longer than other archived versions such as pre-reuploads of Beta 1.1, there were no known archives of it. An archived copy was not found until June 25, 2021, when Twitter user LunaSorcery provided an archived jar file.[5]
- There was a bug with crouching that caused the outer layer of custom skins render as if the player wasn't crouching.[6]
- This version is identical to Alpha v1.1.2, with the exception of the gray screen bug. The gray screen was caused by one line of code, or contrast and gamma, which was removed in Alpha v1.1.2.
- There is a common misconception that calm4.ogg either existed in the game files, or played in this version, which is untrue.
Gallery[]
Present screenshots[]
Original screenshots[]
Fishing rod recipe. The earliest uploaded image of Alpha v1.1.1.
The player with a third-person camera inside his observatory during the night. Used Painterly texture pack.
References[]
- ↑ a b Seecret Saturday 1! But I failed Biomes AGAIN! – The Word of Notch, September 18, 2010
- ↑ "Minecraft 003- Into the Abyss" – SuperClassicGaming on YouTube, September 19, 2010
- ↑ Regarding the Grayscreen issue – The Word of Notch, September 19, 2010
- ↑ https://youtu.be/VjZii8fhV1g?t=188
- ↑ https://kotaku.com/minecraft-alpha-1-1-1-an-extremely-rare-version-was-f-1847179654
- ↑ they FOUND Minecraft Alpha 1.1.1?! – AntVenom on YouTube, July 2, 2021