Java Edition Classic mc-161607
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A version of Minecraft (Java Edition Classic private alpha) was released on May 16, 2009, at 16:07 UTC, referred to by Notch as "minecraft alpha".[1] This is the first version of Minecraft ever given to players, being released for private testing.[1][2] It is thus the first version in the Classic phase of development. The changes in this version are unknown.
Bugs
1 bug reported
- Issues reported about this version were bad mouse movement[3] and a lack of a Y-axis invert.[4]
Trivia
- The URL for Minecraft was given to users dock and fartron for testing.[5]
References
- "TigIRC logs" – Archive.org, May 16, 2009, UTC–4.
- ↑ a b TigIRC logs: (12:07:06) notch: minecraft alpha is available. I need someone on windows, someone on mac and someone on linux!
- ↑ "Early private singleplayer alpha coming very soon" (archived) – The Word of Notch, May 16, 2009.
- ↑ TigIRC logs: "(12:08:46) dock: the mouse movement is terrible" [...] "(12:09:16) dock: it barely moves, as though it is stuck, and then jerks" [...] "(12:11:55) dock: yeah the mouselook is pretty much unusable on mac"
- ↑ TigIRC logs: "(12:09:31) fartron: i don't have that problem but i need to invert the y axis" [...] "(12:09:39) fartron: or i will constantly walk into things"
- ↑ TigIRC logs: "(12:08:29) notch: awesome. urls pm'd."
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