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Minecraft Interactive Experience
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Reason: Jar dates over an hour after Word of Notch post
Reason: Jar dates over an hour after Word of Notch post
A version of Minecraft Infdev was released on March 25, 2010.[1][2]
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Additions[]
- Re-implemented caves.
- Ores now generate in blobs.
- Re-added many particles.
- Re-implemented block ticks, allowing for crops to grow, fire to spread, grass to spread to dirt, and more.
- You 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.)
- 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.
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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