A version of Minecraft Infdev was released on March 25, 2010.[1][2]
Additions[]
- Re-implemented caves.
- Ores now generate in ore blobs.
- Re-added many particles.
- Re-implemented block ticks, allowing for crops to grow, fire to spread, grass to spread to dirt, and more.
- Can no longer place fire on the sides of non-flammable blocks
- Flowers pop off when not exposed to sunlight
- Slabs will now make double slabs when possible.
- Furnaces now work like they did before Infdev.
Bugs[]
- The game progressively degrades in performance, becoming unbearably slow within minutes of loading a world. (This is caused by flowers that are generated in places where they break as soon as they appear, resulting in an increase in the number of entities. In rare cases, a flower or chunk will break in such a way to spawn insane amounts of entities, bringing the game to a grinding halt in seconds.)
- Above-ground cave entrances cut into trees and brick pyramids, resulting in half-destroyed trees and brick pyramids containing caves. The entrances also do not turn dirt into grass, which results in patches of dirt strewn across the terrain near cave entrances.
Fixes[]
- Due to the removal of the duplicate login detection, the game no longer randomly crashes with the "session conflict" screen.
Gallery[]
Cave generation in this version.
Example of a flower that generated onto stone.
The first image Notch posted depicting the new infdev caves.
An example of the insane amount of flower items that can generate in this version.
References[]
- ↑ Infdev has been updated – The Word of Notch, March 25, 2010
- ↑ "Minecraft Infdev - Vertical TNT Tunnel" – SuperLlama53 on YouTube, March 26, 2010
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