Java Edition Classic 0.28

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0.28
Classic 0.28.png: Infobox image for Minecraft version '0.28'

(with texture pack)

0.28 is a version of Java Edition Classic released on October 27, 2009, at 13:19 UTC.[1] It was announced on The Word of Notch at 14:04 UTC.[2]

Additions

0.28 block and item additionsInvicon Obsidian.png: Inventory sprite for Obsidian in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Obsidian with description: Obsidian

Blocks

Obsidian

  • Extremely tough to break.

Mobs

Sheep

  • Drop 1–3 cloth when hit.
  • Drop 0–2 brown mushrooms when killed.
  • Reward the player with 10 points when killed.
  • They eat grass to regrow wool on their bodies, reverting grass block to dirt.
  • Are only available in Survival mode, which is disabled in this version.

Gameplay

Creative mode

  • Re-added Creative mode.

Changes

Blocks

Light Gray Cloth

  • Changed texture from .
  • Inventory sprite changed from to .

Dark Gray Cloth

  • Changed texture from .
  • Inventory sprite changed from to .

Lava

  • Changed texture application from .
  • Now displays in the hotbar: .

Water

  • Changed texture application from .
  • Now displays in the hotbar: .

TNT

  • Changed texture from .
  • Inventory sprite changed from to .

Non-mob entities

Players

  • Changed texture from , removing the beard and second layer of hair.

Gameplay

Controls

  • The hotbar no longer saves when a new level is generated.
  • Creative mode controls changes:
    • Pick-block now works.
    • Attack speed is no longer limited.
    • Reach increased back to 5 blocks.
  • Arrow counter is hidden in Creative mode.

Multiplayer

  • Now works again.
  • When the player stands near/inside another player, it pushes the player away slightly.
    • It is possible to walk through a player, but it feels slightly "solid".

Creative mode

  • Added ores, stone slabs, iron blocks, bricks, bookshelves, mossy cobblestone, and TNT to the Creative inventory.

Survival mode

  • Only available through modding the client.
  • Only sheep spawn.
    • Other mobs can still exist and still function as normal.
  • TNT disappears upon detonation.
  • Blocks do not drop items (although sheep still do).

General

Menu screens

  • Re-added menu and death screen shading.

Technical

General

Performance

  • Higher FPS and less chunk updates.

Level format

Rendering

Game mode

  • Game modes are now changed via a line in Minecraft.class.

Fixes

6 bugs fixed

  • Fixed exploit where someone logging in with an illegal name would cause players to disconnect.

From 0.24 SURVIVAL TEST

From 0.26 SURVIVAL TEST

  • Slabs can be placed under slabs without them collapsing into a full block (still can't be placed on top though).
  • Top slab texture is no longer invisible if there is a block directly above.
  • Placing a block on a slab no longer causes it to become a double-slab.

From 0.27 SURVIVAL TEST

  • Water and lava no longer display parts of other textures.

Bugs

1 bug reported

  • This version has a bug that allowed players to kill others in Creative mode.

Non-vanilla screenshots

Videos

Trivia

References

  1. ↑ IRC logs: (13:19:11) <Notch> ok, client update coming up
  2. ↑ "The skinny on the creative mode update" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, October 27, 2009.

Sources