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A version of Indev 0.31 was released on December 31, 2009 at 21:47 UTC.[1] The new features included in this version were mentioned on The Word of Notch at 21:55 UTC.[2]

Additions

0.31 block and item additionsInvicon Leather Cap.png: Inventory sprite for Leather Cap in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Leather Cap with description: Leather Cap When on Head: +1 ArmorInvicon Leather Tunic.png: Inventory sprite for Leather Tunic in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Leather Tunic with description: Leather Tunic When on Chest: +3 ArmorInvicon Leather Pants.png: Inventory sprite for Leather Pants in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Leather Pants with description: Leather Pants When on Legs: +2 ArmorInvicon Leather Boots.png: Inventory sprite for Leather Boots in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Leather Boots with description: Leather Boots When on Feet: +1 ArmorInvicon Studded Helmet.png: Inventory sprite for Studded Helmet in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Studded Helmet with description: Studded HelmetInvicon Studded Chestplate.png: Inventory sprite for Studded Chestplate in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Studded Chestplate with description: Studded ChestplateInvicon Studded Leggings.png: Inventory sprite for Studded Leggings in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Studded Leggings with description: Studded LeggingsInvicon Studded Boots.png: Inventory sprite for Studded Boots in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Studded Boots with description: Studded BootsInvicon Chainmail Helmet.png: Inventory sprite for Chainmail Helmet in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Chainmail Helmet with description: Chainmail Helmet When on Head: +2 ArmorInvicon Chainmail Chestplate.png: Inventory sprite for Chainmail Chestplate in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Chainmail Chestplate with description: Chainmail Chestplate When on Chest: +5 ArmorInvicon Chainmail Leggings.png: Inventory sprite for Chainmail Leggings in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Chainmail Leggings with description: Chainmail Leggings When on Legs: +4 ArmorInvicon Chainmail Boots.png: Inventory sprite for Chainmail Boots in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Chainmail Boots with description: Chainmail Boots When on Feet: +1 ArmorInvicon Iron Helmet.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Helmet in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Helmet with description: Iron Helmet When on Head: +2 ArmorInvicon Iron Chestplate.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Chestplate in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Chestplate with description: Iron Chestplate When on Chest: +6 ArmorInvicon Iron Leggings.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Leggings in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Leggings with description: Iron Leggings When on Legs: +5 ArmorInvicon Iron Boots.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Boots in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Boots with description: Iron Boots When on Feet: +2 ArmorInvicon Quiver.png: Inventory sprite for Quiver in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Quiver with description: QuiverInvicon Apple.png: Inventory sprite for Apple in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Apple with description: AppleInvicon Iron Shovel.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Shovel in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Shovel with description: Iron Shovel When in Main Hand:  4.5 Attack Damage  1 Attack SpeedInvicon Iron Sword.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Sword in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Sword with description: Iron Sword When in Main Hand:  6 Attack Damage  1.6 Attack Speed

Items

General

  • Functionless non-block items.
    • IDs were based on the coordinates of items.png.
    • Were 2D models at the time.[3]
  • All items are given to the player in their inventory.

Apple

  • It has no functionality.

Chain armor

  • It has no functionality.

Iron armor

  • It has no functionality.

Shovel

  • It has no functionality.

Sword

  • It has no functionality.

Cloth armor

  • It has no functionality.

Quiver

  • It has no functionality.

Studded armor

  • It has no functionality.

Primed TNT

  • Re-added.
  • Instead of falling then spinning while glowing, it drops like the entity sign similar to the one in Survival Test.
  • Removed the "pulse" from hotbar items when new items get added to their stack.
  • Primed TNT no longer flashes white, it instead turns a shade darker.
  • Primed TNT no longer gives off particles.
  • Primed TNT can no longer be diffused.

Changes

Blocks

Brown mushrooms

TNT

  • Placing a TNT block, and then destroying it, no longer causes the layer below it to turn to wood.

Red mushrooms

Gameplay

Hotbar

Bugs

3 bugs reported

  • Placing an item into an armor slot, then taking it out and dropping it with an open inventory allows the player to grab the armor sprite item.
    • Note that placing the sprite down causes it to disappear.
  • Dropped items sometimes glitch out, creating an item that cannot be picked up, but attempting to causes the player to gain one of that item per tick. See the gallery for more information.
  • Generating a new world in a huge size causes the game to crash with a java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException error.

Trivia

  • This version introduced the distinction between items and blocks in the game.

References

  1. ↑ IRC logs: (16:47:59) <Notch> indev's been updated with non-block items
  2. ↑ "One hour to go, not looking too good" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, December 31, 2009.
  3. ↑ "Indev particle glitch" – Skillkillz95 on YouTube, January 2, 2010

Sources