0.0.15a[1] (Multiplayer Test 1) is a version of Java Edition Classic released on May 31, 2009, at 19:04 UTC.[2][3] It is the first version of Minecraft with multiplayer compatibility.
Additions
Changes
- Textures
Oak Leaves
- Texture changed from
- Texture changed from
- Oak Log
- Texture changed from
- Texture changed from
- Gravel
- Texture changed from
- Now only generates underwater
- Texture changed from
- Sand
- Texture changed from
- Texture changed from
- Removed redundant dirt and grass textures, and an unused texture of what seems to be a cloud texture from 0.0.14a.[more information needed]
- Blocks
- Liquids directly under a block no longer cause an x-ray effect.
- Generated structures
- Trees have a new shape.
- Now look more like modern trees.
- General
- Other players in multiplayer are rendered with the Human mob model.[4]
- Block particles disabled in multiplayer only.
- The player can build inside other players in multiplayer.
- Human mob animation changed (the head and arms no longer flail around as much).[note 1]
Notes
References
- IRC logs: #minecraft.20090531.log (May 31, 2009, UTC−6)
- ↑ https://youtu.be/DeH5EI0TbsM
- ↑ .jar file has a compilation time of 21:04 UTC+2.
- ↑ IRC logs: "[13:05] <@notch> http://www.minecraft.net/mptest/" (19:05 UTC)
- ↑ https://youtu.be/r8SnlNiYmss
Gallery
The new shape of trees. The image was taken during development.
- 15a-mp5.PNG
Notch's original test server in 2009.
The Minecraft webpage with this version
- 15a-mp1.PNG
A screenshot of another player in multiplayer mode building a wooden structure.
- 15a-mp2.PNG
A game of spleef being played on a server.
- 15a-mp3.PNG
A game of water spleef being played on a server.
A flooded world on multiplayer server due to the lack of anti-cheat.
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