Java Edition Indev 20100206-2034
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The initial version of Minecraft Indev was released on February 6, 2010, at 20:34 UTC.[1] It was announced on The Word of Notch at 20:43 UTC.[2] It introduced farming, hoes, seeds, wheat crops and bread.
Additions
Blocks
- Made by right-clicking a grass block or dirt block using a hoe.
- Become moistened by water, infinite water sources and infinite lava sources.[3]
- Can turn back to dirt by walking on it.
- Is unobtainable by normal means.
Items
- New food item.
- Restores 5HP health.
- Crafted with wheat.
- Can be used to create farmland blocks.
- Crafted with stick and planks, cobblestone, iron ingot, diamond.
- Can be grown into a wheat crop by planting it on farmland.
- Obtainable by using a hoe on a grass block.
- Collected by destroying stage 8 wheat crops.
- Can be used to craft bread.
Gameplay
- Added food farming into the game.
General
- Added new splashes:
- "Exploding creepers!"
- "That's not a moon!"
- "l33t!"
- "Create!"
- "Survive!"
- "Dungeon!"
- "Exclusive!"
- "The bee's knees!"
- "Down with O.P.P.!"
- "Closed source!"
- "Classy!"
- "Wow!"
- "Not on steam!"
- "9.95 euro!"
- "Half price!"
- "Oh man!"
- "Check it out!"
- "Awesome community!"
- "Pixels!"
- "Teetsuuuuoooo!"
- "Kaaneeeedaaaa!"
- "Now with difficulty!"
- "Enhanced!"
- "90% bug free!"
- "Pretty!"
- "12 herbs and spices!"
- "Fat free!"
- "Absolutely no memes!"
- "Free dental!"
- "Ask your doctor!"
- "Minors welcome!"
- "Cloud computing!"
- "Legal in Finland!"
- "Hard to label!"
- "Technically good!"
Changes
Blocks
General[verify for Java Edition]
- Changed block place animation.
- Plants can no longer be placed without the right block under them.
- Plants now get removed when the block under them is removed.
- The game attempts to place a block on every right click.
- If a block cannot be placed, it still plays the arm swing animation if the target is within reach.
Items
- Now restores 10HP health.
Gameplay
- Pressing ESC pauses the game.
- When mining, switching to the right tool no longer causes blocks to be instantly mined.
- Opening the inventory now shows the player.
General
General[verify for Java Edition]
- Removed very faint fog effects when render distance is set to "Far".
- Game version is no longer "0.31", but has been renamed to just "Minecraft Indev".
- Load level screen has a dirt background.
- The dirt background on the title screen no longer moves upwards.
Technical
Textures
- Added gold armor sprites.
- Added diamond armor sprites.
- Removed studded armor sprites.
General
Performance
- Huge performance improvements.
- Added "C", "F", "O", "B", "I", and "T".[4]
- C is rendered/total chunks.
- F is chunks outside the field of view.
- O is chunks culled by occlusion culling.
- E is rendered/total entities.
- B is entities culled by being in a chunk that can't be seen.
- I is individually culled entities.
- T is "terrain and lighting data".
- Removed "LT".
Fixes
1 bug fixed
- Mobs walking backwards is fixed.
Bugs
1 bug reported
- Arrows crash the game.[5]
Gallery
-
Notch experimenting with occlusion queries
-
Ditto
Videos
References
- Minecraft IRC logs, Adura.7z,
2010-02-06_#minecraft.log, February 6, 2010 (UTC−5).
- ↑ IRC logs: "(15:36:01) <Notch> ok, indev's been updated"
- ↑ "Farming in minecraft" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, February 6, 2010.
- ↑ File: Moisted farmland by lava.png
- ↑ "Do we know what the upper-left values mean?" by Meren, quoting Notch – Minecraft Forum, February 15, 2010. "That's a bunch of internal debugging. C = rendered/total chunks. F = chunks that were outside the view fustum, O = chunks that culled by occlusion testing. E = rendered/total entities. B = entities culled by implication of the chunks (an entity inside a hidden chunk cannot be seen), I = individually culled entities. P = Partices. T = a bunch of terrain and lighting data, this varies a lot per release."
- ↑ IRC logs: "(15:39:55) <Navineous> Notch what is the bug?"..."(15:39:59) <Notch> arrows crash the game"
Navigation
Sources
- Java Edition Indev 20100206-2034 — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3682483.
