Java Edition Indev 20100212-1210
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For another version released on the same day, see Java Edition Indev 20100212-1622.
This version does not have an official title.
This version is referred to only as "Minecraft Indev" in-game. The current title of this version is unofficial and has not been used by Mojang.
Please update the name if confirmed by reliable sources, such as in the launcher.
Please update the name if confirmed by reliable sources, such as in the launcher.
Minecraft Indev
| Edition | ||||||
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| Release date |
February 12, 2010 | |||||
| Downloads | ||||||
| Minimum Java version | ||||||
| al_version |
1.099 | |||||
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A version of Minecraft Indev was released on February 12, 2010.
Additions[edit | edit source]
Items[edit | edit source]
Golden and Diamond Armor
- Added helmets, chestplates, leggings and boots made of gold and diamond.
- Armor is currently being tested and has no function.
- Taking hits does not reduce its durability.
- Does not protect the player.
- Can be stacked in this version.
- Added 20 new armor recipes for a total of 63.
Changes[edit | edit source]
Gameplay[edit | edit source]
- Made the day/night cycle 20 minutes long, with day and night lasting 10 minutes each.
- Stars now appear in the night sky.
Other[edit | edit source]
Blocks
- Blocks that can be replaced (fire, water, lava), no longer get used up when placed in a space with the same block ID.
- Torches require support.
- Unsupported non-solid blocks now drop themselves.
- Sand and gravel fall immediately when placed once again.
- Glass no longer drops itself.
- Torches no longer automatically rotate based off block around them.
- The player can now choose which direction torches face.
- Because of this torches placed in existing worlds always face straight up.[1]
General
- Removed rain.
- Items drop in a straight line with little variation.
- Changed texture of splash particles.
- Added an "L" (lighting updates) value to the debug screen.
- Skins now display in the inventory, however, the player appears completely black unless a skin proxy is used. In this version, the player model is always shown with Notch's skin.
- Caves darkened.
- Pressing ESC now pauses the burning animation.
Fixes[edit | edit source]
From Indev 20100211
- Fixed a bug causing daytime to not go back to full brightness after one night.
From Indev 0.31 20100104
- Due to the removal of rain from in-game play, the game no longer freezes when raining on map borders.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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The newly added sun, at sunset.
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A glitch in a previous version (Indev 20100211) causing daytime to not go back to full brightness after one night.
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The inventory, with armor.
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The moon in this version.
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Stars in this version.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ "Yes. My torches don't attach to the wall. Its because you can now choose where to place it. E.g. if there are two walls in contact aim and one wall to place it. Remove and aim at other and it goes on there. But my water level is still the same." by Zaldos – Minecraft Forum, February 12, 2010.
