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Java Edition Classic 0.0.14a 04

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0.0.14a_04[1] is a version of Java Edition Classic released on May 28, 2009, at 17:35 UTC, which added spawn point saving and reloading using the ⏎ Return key.[2]

0.0.14a_04 was reuploaded at 17:43 UTC, 8 minutes after release, to try and fix an issue with mouse control; this fix was unsuccessful.[3]

Additions

Gameplay

Controls

  • Added spawn point saving and reloading using the ⏎ Return key.
  • Pressing R now sends the player back to the world's spawn point.

Bugs

1 bug reported

  • This version had an issue with mouse controlling.[3]

References

  • IRC logs, #minecraft.20090528.log (May 28, 2009, UTC+2)
  1. ↑ "0.0.14a_04 now lets you set the spawn point" (archived) – The Word of Notch, May 28, 2009.
  2. ↑ IRC logs: "(19:35:52) * notch changes topic to: http://www.minecraft.net/ | http://www.mojang.com/forum/ | 0.0.14a_04 is up. You can now set the spawn point with return." (17:35 UTC)
  3. ↑ a b IRC logs: "(19:40:02) <justinforasec> hey notch there might be something wrong with mouse control, mines very... weird" [...] "(19:40:22) <mezo> mouse movement seems very bugged" [...] "(19:43:35) <@notch> is the mouse look fixed now?" [...] "(19:44:02) <mezo> mouse is fixed" [...] "(19:44:09) <mezo> nm no it's not" [...] "(19:45:13) <mezo> doesnt do it", "(19:45:21) <mezo> it's fine for about two seconds then it deteriorates" [...] "(19:45:41) <mezo> it's very jittery, as if it's only reading a few dpi" (17:40 to 17:45 UTC)

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