Re: [Audyssey] MindCraft details.
hi, yes, there are parts of the game that are simplistic. but that's ok. it doesn't have to be complex. and not being funny here, but candy crush is way more popular? ... games don't have to be amazingly complex, or advanced, to be fun. and yeah. the modding community for ti is huge. and that's what a lot of people do, is mod it. and it's easy to do. all we need now, is a mod, that lets us play it. lol. but that's a little more advanced then i think the modding could handle. dallas On 30/01/2014, Dakotah Rickard dakotah.rick...@gmail.com wrote: Minecraft is ... well, frankly, I'll open up by being honest. I don't like it. It's a very vanilla game. By that I mean that it's pretty boring without mods or multiplayer for a lot of people. For those who just want a build-a-world, it offers that, but the soundtrack is ... well soporiphic to say the least, the mechanics are more for novelty than gameplay, and the fact that it's so popular mystifies me to no end. The game itself is actually not terribly complicated. In its simplest form, build a world, fight monsters, and collect resources so you can build more and fight more. My personal bias in this case is actually pretty strong, but the one thing I will say is that Minecraft has a very active modding community. They add all sorts of features to the game, crazy stuff that nobody ever thought would get in there. It's kind of become a giant message board, in a way, for funny gaming references. On 1/29/14, Maria and Joe Chapman bubbygirl1...@gmail.com wrote: I know this topic is away old, but yep, I've heard my step sons talking about mine craft and it can get very complex. the game very much depends on what a player does. e.g. if you do certain things you get chickens that lay eggs. but then you can do all kinds of things with those. Blessings! maria and Joe chapman Email, iMessage fb: bubbygirl1...@gmail.com twitter: bubbygirl On 31 Dec 2013, at 11:36 am, Phil Vlasak phi...@bex.net wrote: For those interested in the Minecraft game here are details from the wiki. This is not a blind accessible game as it stands. Minecraft, created by Markus Persson, the founder of Mojang AB. Minecraft development started around May 10, 2009, The game involves players placing and breaking various types of blocks in a three-dimensional environment. The player takes on an avatar that can break and place blocks, forming fantastic structures, creations, and artwork, on multiplayer servers and singleplayer worlds across multiple game modes. Blocks From Minecraft This article is about the various blocks found in Minecraft. All blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft, and are essential to the gameplay. Together, they build up the in-game environment, and can be mined and utilized in various fashions. There are one hundred and fifty three different blocks. The face of a block is 16×16 pixels by default, but a player can make the game more detailed, with faces becoming up to 1024x1024 pixels. Each block is proportionately one cubic meter.[1] Most blocks are static, although water, lava, portal, and fire blocks have a shifting pattern for each face. Naturally generated includes blocks that are created through the world seed. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass Block 03 Dirt 07 Bedrock 08 Water D 10 Lava D 12 Sand 13 Gravel 14 Gold Ore 15 Iron Ore 16 Coal Ore 17 Wood D B 18 Leaves D B 21 Lapis Lazuli Ore 24 Sandstone 31 Grass D B 32 Dead Bush 37 Dandelion 38 Poppy 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 56 Diamond Ore 73 Redstone Ore 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 82 Clay Block 83 Sugar Cane D I 86 Pumpkin D 99 Huge Brown Mushroom D 100 Huge Red Mushroom D 103 Melon 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium 111 Lily Pad 120 End Portal block 127 Cocoa 129 Emerald Ore Naturally created means a combination of events that caused a new block to be placed by natural causes, not the player. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass 03 Dirt 04 Cobblestone 08 Water D 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 83 Sugar Cane D I 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium StructuresSame as naturally generated, but these blocks are created with the generate structures option enabled. Id Block type 00 Air 04 Cobblestone 05 Wooden Plank 08 Water D 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 17 Wood D B 23 Dispenser D T 24 Sandstone 29 Sticky Piston D 30 Cobweb 35 Wool (Black, Blue, Orange) D B 44 Slabs D B 46 TNT 47 Bookshelf 48 Moss Stone 50 Torch D 52 Monster Spawner T 53 Wooden Stairs D 54 Chest D T 55 Redstone Wire D I 58 Crafting Table 59 Wheat D 60 Farmland D 61 Furnace D T 64 Wooden Door D I 65 Ladders D 66 Rails D 67 Stone Stairs 69 Lever D 70 Stone Pressure Plate D 71 Iron Door D I 72 Wooden Pressure Plate D 77 Button D 85 Fence 93 Redstone Repeater D I 97 Monster Egg D 98 Stone Bricks D B 101 Iron Bars 102 Glass Pane 118 Cauldron D
Re: [Audyssey] MindCraft details.
Minecraft is ... well, frankly, I'll open up by being honest. I don't like it. It's a very vanilla game. By that I mean that it's pretty boring without mods or multiplayer for a lot of people. For those who just want a build-a-world, it offers that, but the soundtrack is ... well soporiphic to say the least, the mechanics are more for novelty than gameplay, and the fact that it's so popular mystifies me to no end. The game itself is actually not terribly complicated. In its simplest form, build a world, fight monsters, and collect resources so you can build more and fight more. My personal bias in this case is actually pretty strong, but the one thing I will say is that Minecraft has a very active modding community. They add all sorts of features to the game, crazy stuff that nobody ever thought would get in there. It's kind of become a giant message board, in a way, for funny gaming references. On 1/29/14, Maria and Joe Chapman bubbygirl1...@gmail.com wrote: I know this topic is away old, but yep, I've heard my step sons talking about mine craft and it can get very complex. the game very much depends on what a player does. e.g. if you do certain things you get chickens that lay eggs. but then you can do all kinds of things with those. Blessings! maria and Joe chapman Email, iMessage fb: bubbygirl1...@gmail.com twitter: bubbygirl On 31 Dec 2013, at 11:36 am, Phil Vlasak phi...@bex.net wrote: For those interested in the Minecraft game here are details from the wiki. This is not a blind accessible game as it stands. Minecraft, created by Markus Persson, the founder of Mojang AB. Minecraft development started around May 10, 2009, The game involves players placing and breaking various types of blocks in a three-dimensional environment. The player takes on an avatar that can break and place blocks, forming fantastic structures, creations, and artwork, on multiplayer servers and singleplayer worlds across multiple game modes. Blocks From Minecraft This article is about the various blocks found in Minecraft. All blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft, and are essential to the gameplay. Together, they build up the in-game environment, and can be mined and utilized in various fashions. There are one hundred and fifty three different blocks. The face of a block is 16×16 pixels by default, but a player can make the game more detailed, with faces becoming up to 1024x1024 pixels. Each block is proportionately one cubic meter.[1] Most blocks are static, although water, lava, portal, and fire blocks have a shifting pattern for each face. Naturally generated includes blocks that are created through the world seed. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass Block 03 Dirt 07 Bedrock 08 Water D 10 Lava D 12 Sand 13 Gravel 14 Gold Ore 15 Iron Ore 16 Coal Ore 17 Wood D B 18 Leaves D B 21 Lapis Lazuli Ore 24 Sandstone 31 Grass D B 32 Dead Bush 37 Dandelion 38 Poppy 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 56 Diamond Ore 73 Redstone Ore 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 82 Clay Block 83 Sugar Cane D I 86 Pumpkin D 99 Huge Brown Mushroom D 100 Huge Red Mushroom D 103 Melon 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium 111 Lily Pad 120 End Portal block 127 Cocoa 129 Emerald Ore Naturally created means a combination of events that caused a new block to be placed by natural causes, not the player. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass 03 Dirt 04 Cobblestone 08 Water D 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 83 Sugar Cane D I 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium StructuresSame as naturally generated, but these blocks are created with the generate structures option enabled. Id Block type 00 Air 04 Cobblestone 05 Wooden Plank 08 Water D 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 17 Wood D B 23 Dispenser D T 24 Sandstone 29 Sticky Piston D 30 Cobweb 35 Wool (Black, Blue, Orange) D B 44 Slabs D B 46 TNT 47 Bookshelf 48 Moss Stone 50 Torch D 52 Monster Spawner T 53 Wooden Stairs D 54 Chest D T 55 Redstone Wire D I 58 Crafting Table 59 Wheat D 60 Farmland D 61 Furnace D T 64 Wooden Door D I 65 Ladders D 66 Rails D 67 Stone Stairs 69 Lever D 70 Stone Pressure Plate D 71 Iron Door D I 72 Wooden Pressure Plate D 77 Button D 85 Fence 93 Redstone Repeater D I 97 Monster Egg D 98 Stone Bricks D B 101 Iron Bars 102 Glass Pane 118 Cauldron D I 120 End Portal block 128 Sandstone Stairs D 131 Tripwire Hook D 132 Tripwire D I 140 Flower Pot D I 141 Carrots D 142 Potatoes D The Nether Naturally generated Id Block type 00 Air 07 Bedrock 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 51 Fire D 87 Netherrack 88 Soul Sand 89 Glowstone 153 Nether Quartz Ore Naturally created Id Block type 00 Air 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 90 Portal StructuresThese blocks are generated as part of Nether fortresses. Even if the Generate Structures option is turned off,
Re: [Audyssey] MindCraft details.
I know this topic is away old, but yep, I’ve heard my step sons talking about mine craft and it can get very complex. the game very much depends on what a player does. e.g. if you do certain things you get chickens that lay eggs. but then you can do all kinds of things with those. Blessings! maria and Joe chapman Email, iMessage fb: bubbygirl1...@gmail.com twitter: bubbygirl On 31 Dec 2013, at 11:36 am, Phil Vlasak phi...@bex.net wrote: For those interested in the Minecraft game here are details from the wiki. This is not a blind accessible game as it stands. Minecraft, created by Markus Persson, the founder of Mojang AB. Minecraft development started around May 10, 2009, The game involves players placing and breaking various types of blocks in a three-dimensional environment. The player takes on an avatar that can break and place blocks, forming fantastic structures, creations, and artwork, on multiplayer servers and singleplayer worlds across multiple game modes. Blocks From Minecraft This article is about the various blocks found in Minecraft. All blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft, and are essential to the gameplay. Together, they build up the in-game environment, and can be mined and utilized in various fashions. There are one hundred and fifty three different blocks. The face of a block is 16×16 pixels by default, but a player can make the game more detailed, with faces becoming up to 1024x1024 pixels. Each block is proportionately one cubic meter.[1] Most blocks are static, although water, lava, portal, and fire blocks have a shifting pattern for each face. Naturally generated includes blocks that are created through the world seed. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass Block 03 Dirt 07 Bedrock 08 Water D 10 Lava D 12 Sand 13 Gravel 14 Gold Ore 15 Iron Ore 16 Coal Ore 17 Wood D B 18 Leaves D B 21 Lapis Lazuli Ore 24 Sandstone 31 Grass D B 32 Dead Bush 37 Dandelion 38 Poppy 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 56 Diamond Ore 73 Redstone Ore 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 82 Clay Block 83 Sugar Cane D I 86 Pumpkin D 99 Huge Brown Mushroom D 100 Huge Red Mushroom D 103 Melon 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium 111 Lily Pad 120 End Portal block 127 Cocoa 129 Emerald Ore Naturally created means a combination of events that caused a new block to be placed by natural causes, not the player. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass 03 Dirt 04 Cobblestone 08 Water D 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 83 Sugar Cane D I 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium StructuresSame as naturally generated, but these blocks are created with the generate structures option enabled. Id Block type 00 Air 04 Cobblestone 05 Wooden Plank 08 Water D 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 17 Wood D B 23 Dispenser D T 24 Sandstone 29 Sticky Piston D 30 Cobweb 35 Wool (Black, Blue, Orange) D B 44 Slabs D B 46 TNT 47 Bookshelf 48 Moss Stone 50 Torch D 52 Monster Spawner T 53 Wooden Stairs D 54 Chest D T 55 Redstone Wire D I 58 Crafting Table 59 Wheat D 60 Farmland D 61 Furnace D T 64 Wooden Door D I 65 Ladders D 66 Rails D 67 Stone Stairs 69 Lever D 70 Stone Pressure Plate D 71 Iron Door D I 72 Wooden Pressure Plate D 77 Button D 85 Fence 93 Redstone Repeater D I 97 Monster Egg D 98 Stone Bricks D B 101 Iron Bars 102 Glass Pane 118 Cauldron D I 120 End Portal block 128 Sandstone Stairs D 131 Tripwire Hook D 132 Tripwire D I 140 Flower Pot D I 141 Carrots D 142 Potatoes D The Nether Naturally generated Id Block type 00 Air 07 Bedrock 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 51 Fire D 87 Netherrack 88 Soul Sand 89 Glowstone 153 Nether Quartz Ore Naturally created Id Block type 00 Air 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 90 Portal StructuresThese blocks are generated as part of Nether fortresses. Even if the Generate Structures option is turned off, Nether fortresses are still created. Id Block type 00 Air 10 Lava D 52 Monster Spawner T 54 Chest 88 Soul Sand 112 Nether Brick 113 Nether Brick Fence 114 Nether Brick Stairs D 115 Nether Wart D The EndNaturally generatedIcon Id Block type 00 Air 07 Bedrock 49 Obsidian 121 End Stone Naturally createdIcon Id Block type 07 Bedrock 50 Torch 119 End Portal 122 Dragon Egg SURVIVAL TEST The player began with 10 TNT blocks and could obtain dirt, cobblestone from stone, wooden planks from wood, gold blocks from gold ore, iron blocks from iron ore, stone slabs from coal ore, and white wool from sheep. The player could build with naturally occurring blocks (except for Redstone and diamond), and can use bookshelf, sponge, colored wool, brick, obsidian and moss stone. Operators of servers could also build Bedrock. Some custom servers gave the ability to place grass and fluid blocks, too. ` Mobs are living, moving
[Audyssey] MindCraft details.
For those interested in the Minecraft game here are details from the wiki. This is not a blind accessible game as it stands. Minecraft, created by Markus Persson, the founder of Mojang AB. Minecraft development started around May 10, 2009, The game involves players placing and breaking various types of blocks in a three-dimensional environment. The player takes on an avatar that can break and place blocks, forming fantastic structures, creations, and artwork, on multiplayer servers and singleplayer worlds across multiple game modes. Blocks From Minecraft This article is about the various blocks found in Minecraft. All blocks are the basic units of structure in Minecraft, and are essential to the gameplay. Together, they build up the in-game environment, and can be mined and utilized in various fashions. There are one hundred and fifty three different blocks. The face of a block is 16×16 pixels by default, but a player can make the game more detailed, with faces becoming up to 1024x1024 pixels. Each block is proportionately one cubic meter.[1] Most blocks are static, although water, lava, portal, and fire blocks have a shifting pattern for each face. Naturally generated includes blocks that are created through the world seed. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass Block 03 Dirt 07 Bedrock 08 Water D 10 Lava D 12 Sand 13 Gravel 14 Gold Ore 15 Iron Ore 16 Coal Ore 17 Wood D B 18 Leaves D B 21 Lapis Lazuli Ore 24 Sandstone 31 Grass D B 32 Dead Bush 37 Dandelion 38 Poppy 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 56 Diamond Ore 73 Redstone Ore 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 82 Clay Block 83 Sugar Cane D I 86 Pumpkin D 99 Huge Brown Mushroom D 100 Huge Red Mushroom D 103 Melon 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium 111 Lily Pad 120 End Portal block 127 Cocoa 129 Emerald Ore Naturally created means a combination of events that caused a new block to be placed by natural causes, not the player. Id Block type 00 Air 01 Stone 02 Grass 03 Dirt 04 Cobblestone 08 Water D 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 78 Snow 79 Ice 81 Cactus D 83 Sugar Cane D I 106 Vines D 110 Mycelium StructuresSame as naturally generated, but these blocks are created with the generate structures option enabled. Id Block type 00 Air 04 Cobblestone 05 Wooden Plank 08 Water D 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 17 Wood D B 23 Dispenser D T 24 Sandstone 29 Sticky Piston D 30 Cobweb 35 Wool (Black, Blue, Orange) D B 44 Slabs D B 46 TNT 47 Bookshelf 48 Moss Stone 50 Torch D 52 Monster Spawner T 53 Wooden Stairs D 54 Chest D T 55 Redstone Wire D I 58 Crafting Table 59 Wheat D 60 Farmland D 61 Furnace D T 64 Wooden Door D I 65 Ladders D 66 Rails D 67 Stone Stairs 69 Lever D 70 Stone Pressure Plate D 71 Iron Door D I 72 Wooden Pressure Plate D 77 Button D 85 Fence 93 Redstone Repeater D I 97 Monster Egg D 98 Stone Bricks D B 101 Iron Bars 102 Glass Pane 118 Cauldron D I 120 End Portal block 128 Sandstone Stairs D 131 Tripwire Hook D 132 Tripwire D I 140 Flower Pot D I 141 Carrots D 142 Potatoes D The Nether Naturally generated Id Block type 00 Air 07 Bedrock 10 Lava D 13 Gravel 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 51 Fire D 87 Netherrack 88 Soul Sand 89 Glowstone 153 Nether Quartz Ore Naturally created Id Block type 00 Air 39 Brown Mushroom 40 Red Mushroom 49 Obsidian 51 Fire D 90 Portal StructuresThese blocks are generated as part of Nether fortresses. Even if the Generate Structures option is turned off, Nether fortresses are still created. Id Block type 00 Air 10 Lava D 52 Monster Spawner T 54 Chest 88 Soul Sand 112 Nether Brick 113 Nether Brick Fence 114 Nether Brick Stairs D 115 Nether Wart D The EndNaturally generatedIcon Id Block type 00 Air 07 Bedrock 49 Obsidian 121 End Stone Naturally createdIcon Id Block type 07 Bedrock 50 Torch 119 End Portal 122 Dragon Egg SURVIVAL TEST The player began with 10 TNT blocks and could obtain dirt, cobblestone from stone, wooden planks from wood, gold blocks from gold ore, iron blocks from iron ore, stone slabs from coal ore, and white wool from sheep. The player could build with naturally occurring blocks (except for Redstone and diamond), and can use bookshelf, sponge, colored wool, brick, obsidian and moss stone. Operators of servers could also build Bedrock. Some custom servers gave the ability to place grass and fluid blocks, too. ` Mobs are living, moving game entities. Generally, mobs are affected by the environment in the same ways as the player: they are subject to physics, and they can be hurt by almost all the same things that harm the player: Catching on fire, falling, drowning or suffocating, and of course being attacked with weapons. However, some types have individual resistances or immunities: For example, Nether mobs are immune to fire, several mobs do not take fall damage, and some have a natural armor rating that protects them against attacks. Mobs can even ride mine carts, which is a passable way to move them around for special purposes. When mobs are killed, they
