Java Edition Alpha v1.1.1
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Alpha v1.1.1,[1] also known as Seecret Saturday,[2] [sic] is the tenth and the final seecret update, which added sneaking, new paintings and fishing rods. It was released with server 0.2.1 on September 18, 2010,[2] and is the only Seecret Saturday update; all other Seecret updates were released on Fridays.
This version included debug code relating to the gamma slider, which would set the display's gamma and contrast values to zero, sometimes resulting in the screen going completely gray.[3] This code was removed in Alpha v1.1.2, which was released a few hours after v1.1.1.
Additions
Items
Non-mob entities
- Added five new paintings:
Gameplay
General
- Added the ability to change mouse sensitivity.
- Added sliders to change volume of sound and music.
Changes
Non-mob entities
- Two paintings have had their textures changed to their modern versions.
Gameplay
- Smoother day-to-night and night-to-day transitions.
General
- Option to toggle the debug menu in the options has been replaced with the F3 key. F3 + S reloads all web-loaded resources.
Fixes
2 bugs fixed
- Infinite snowball exploit fixed where snow blocks (requiring 4 snowballs) would be crafted then broken, producing 4–6 snowballs back.
- Solid snow blocks now only drop 4 snowballs.
- Fixed furnaces[4][more information needed]
Trivia
- Despite this version being available for approximately 3 hours and 25 minutes, considerably longer than many other archived versions such as the pre-reupload of Alpha 1.2.3_01 (which was available for 2 minutes), there were no known archives of it until June 25, 2021 (10 years and 9 months after the update's initial release) when X (formerly Twitter) user LunaSorcery provided an archived
.jarfile.[5] - There was a bug with crouching that caused the outer layer of custom skins render as if the player wasn't crouching.
- This version is identical to Alpha v1.1.2, with the exception of the gamma slider debug code, which caused the infamous "gray screen bug".
- Contrary to popular belief, calm4.ogg does not exist in this version's files.
- This version, and Alpha v1.1.2, were released exactly seven years before release 1.12.2.
Gallery
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A recreation of Alpha 1.1.1's gray screen
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The inventory in this version
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Cavern in this version
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Field in this version
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The crouching glitch
Original screenshots
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Notch posted this image of himself sneaking on the day this version released.
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Fishing rod recipe. The earliest uploaded image of Alpha v1.1.1.
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Testing the fishing rod in a boat.
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Screenshot of the newly added fishing rod being held during the nighttime.
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Fishing rod demonstration.
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The player with a third-person camera inside his observatory during the night. Used Painterly texture pack.
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The options menu in this version, glitch-free.
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A screenshot of a glitched menu screen.
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The Minecraft webpage with this version.
References
- ↑ "Minecraft 003- Into the Abyss" – SuperClassicGaming on YouTube, September 19, 2010
- ↑ a b "Seecret Saturday 1! But I failed Biomes AGAIN!" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, September 18, 2010.
- ↑ "Regarding the Grayscreen issue" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, September 19, 2010.
- ↑ "The idea was to do Biomes, but I failed again! :-\ But the update is out now, with sneaking and fixed furnaces." – @notch (Markus Persson) on X (formerly Twitter)
- ↑ "Minecraft Alpha 1.1.1, An Extremely Rare Version, Was Finally Found After 10+ Years Of Searching" by Zack Zwiezen – Kotaku, June 26, 2021.
Navigation
Sources
- Java Edition Alpha v1.1.1 — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3724418.