A version of Minecraft Infdev was released on June 24, 2010.[1]
Additions[]
- General
- A black vignette around the screen in dark areas.
- Rideable minecarts that can't be opened.
- Lagometer that appears when holding F6.
- Added second "E" value.
- Displays number of empty chunk sections which may be skipped due to not yet being loaded and rendered, or has nothing to draw in the current render pass; all render passes are counted.
Changes[]
Blocks[]
- Tweaked rail laying code.
- Right sided doors now use the textures of left-sided doors but mirrored.
Items[]
- Item texture changed from
Mobs[]
- Now drop white cloth instead of gray.
General[]
- New save format.
- (made world files huge)
- New crash report screen.
- World generation tweaked to make mountains less tall, mainly to avoid mountains getting cut off by the height limit.
- Fancy clouds no longer use the fluff.png texture, rendering it unused.
- Changed button "Quit Game" to "Save and quit to title"
Removals[]
Blocks[]
- Removed all cloth colors except white.
- The block ID previously used for light gray cloth is now used for white cloth, meaning that white cloth (ID 36) has technically been removed as well in some sense.
- The block ID previously used for
- Removed right door graphics.
General[]
- Removed the "Change world..." button from the pause menu.
Fixes[]
- Improved performance.
- Fixed crashes.
Bugs[]
- When turning on a minecart track while riding a minecart, the camera turns in the opposite direction of the minecart (e.g. minecart turns left, the camera turns right).
- Minecarts have unopenable ghost chests in them.
- This is the version that introduces the famous far lands jitter effect (see Java Edition distance effects/Historical effects for more info).
- Chunks sometimes don't save.
Gallery[]
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Notch experimenting with chunk sizes. -
Notch experimenting with chunk sizes. -
Notch experimenting with chunk sizes. -
Notch experimenting with chunk sizes.
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Pause menu in this version.
References[]
- ↑ Here's a review of something I recently bought – The Word of Notch, June 25, 2010
