Java Edition Middle Classic
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"title": "Middle Classic",
"images": [
"Classic 0.0.23a_01.png"
],
"rows": [
{
"field": "(link to 0.0.16a_02 article, displayed as 0.0.16a_02) <small>(final reupload)</small> (June 8, 2009)",
"label": "Starting version"
},
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"field": "(link to 0.0.23a_01 article, displayed as 0.0.23a_01) (July 11, 2009)",
"label": "Latest version"
},
{
"field": "No",
"label": "Paid"
},
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"field": "minecraft.net/play.jsp",
"label": "(link to Applet#Hosting article, displayed as Applet page)"
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"invimages": [],
"footer": "<div .4em\">[[Java Edition pre-Classic|<span Pre-Classic]]</div>\n<div .4em\">[[Java Edition Multiplayer Test|◄ Multiplayer Test]]</div>\n</div><div .4em\">[[Java Edition Survival Test|Survival Test ►]]</div>\n<div .4em\">[[Java Edition Indev|Indev <span
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"Middle Classic" refers to a period of Java Edition Classic that sits between the two developmental tests run in Classic, Multiplayer Test and Survival Test. It immediately preceded Survival Test (hosted on a different applet page to Middle Classic) and contiguously preceded Late Classic (hosted on the same applet page). It began on June 8, 2009, when multiplayer was officially released by Notch[1] in the form of the latest Multiplayer Test at the time, 0.0.16a_02, being moved onto the main applet page, /play.jsp, from /mptest.jsp. It is therefore a continuation of Early Classic, which was what was on /play.jsp until then. Middle Classic lasted until 0.0.23a_01, after which Survival Test began.
Creative is the only game mode present. Multiplayer continued to receive updates during this period.
Additions
Blocks
- Soak up water in a 5×5×5 volume around it, and decay after a while.
- Colors are: white, light gray, dark gray, red, orange, yellow, chartreuse, green, spring green, cyan, capri, ultramarine, violet, purple, magenta, and rose.
Command format
- Alias:
/tp.
- Sets the default world spawn location.
- Toggles between placing stone and placing bedrock.
General
- Only for paying users.
- Added multiple
.oggsound files including block footsteps and breaking blocks.
Versions
- 0.0.16a_02 (final reupload)
- 0.0.17a
- 0.0.18a
- 0.0.18a_01
- 0.0.18a_02
- 0.0.19a
- 0.0.19a_01
- 0.0.19a_02
- 0.0.19a_03
- 0.0.19a_04
- 0.0.19a_05
- 0.0.19a_06
- 0.0.20a
- 0.0.20a_01
- 0.0.20a_02
- 0.0.21a
- 0.0.21a_01
- 0.0.22a
- 0.0.22a_01
- 0.0.22a_02
- 0.0.22a_03
- 0.0.22a_04
- 0.0.22a_05
- 0.0.23a
- 0.0.23a_01
Gallery
-
Players playing in multiplayer
-
Multiplayer chat
-
A sponge in 0.0.19a_04
References
- ↑ "Multiplayer: released!" (archived) – The Word of Notch, Tumblr, June 8, 2009.
Navigation
Sources
- Java Edition Middle Classic — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3714542.