Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100110
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0.31
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A version of Indev 0.31 was released on January 10, 2010, which added tools and made changes.[1]
Additions
Items
- Used to collect wood 4 times faster than by hand.
- Used to place fire.
Textures
- Texture added to items.png.
Changes
Blocks
General
- Players can place against bedrock on the edges of the world.[verify for Java Edition]
- Now sets fire to flammable materials.
Items
General
- All items now use a seperate item ID.
- All items can now catch fire.
- Mining a block with the wrong tool is now 50% slower.
- Can now be eaten.
- Restores 4HP when eaten.
Mobs
General
- All mobs can now catch fire.
World generation
General
- Islands now have more sand.
Gameplay
- The player now spawns with a shovel, pickaxe, axe, flint and steel, and 99 of white cloth, glass, torches, TNT and bookshelves in their hotbar.
- 99 apples can be found in the inventory instead of the previously unused items.[verify for Java Edition]
Removals
Items
- Multiplayer is now fully inaccessible; attempting to connect to a server crashes the game. Despite this, multiplayer code still exists in the game.[verify for Java Edition]
Fixes
2 bugs fixed
From 0.24 SURVIVAL TEST
- Blocks are no longer consumed when attempting to place them at the height limit.[verify for Java Edition]
From Indev 0.31 20091223-0040
- The top of the map is no longer fully dark.[verify for Java Edition]
Bugs
4 bugs reported
- Due to the addition of tools to mine certain block types faster, there is now a bug where switching an item while mining causes the game to cycle through the entire terrain.png file and overlay its textures on the mined block. (Starts from the cracked animation textures).[2]
- Sand and gravel no longer falls when placed above ground; it needs a block update first.[verify for Java Edition]
- This version had a bug which caused the player to drop 2 items at once when the Q key or left clicking the mouse was pressed. Going back to pick up the items would only give back 1 though. Due to this bug if the player has 2 of a block, then drops the block, it creates an infinite item glitch allowing the player to continue dropping items and be left with 1 item in the inventory each time. Picking up the dropped items would not affect the item count nor stop the glitch.
- It is unknown when this bug was added or removed.
References
- ↑ "Working inventory items, burning enemies, and so on" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, January 11, 2010.
- ↑ "Minecraft Indev Glitch" – Alyx Bailey on YouTube, January 10, 2010
Navigation
Sources
- Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100110 — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3715330.