oeed, on 01 March 2013 - 03:42 PM, said:

Same here. Btw, the error is on the pastebin file, and happens after it downloads some (maybe all of the) files.

While you're thinking about adding mouse_down and mouse_up events, what about key_down and key_up? Having them would make games so much more awesome it would be epic (CC itself would really benefit from having them too, because people could make some pretty amazing games). It might even encourage me to finally start rewriting my Minecraft clone (and this time with primarily CCLights)!

I just threw together a few little changes to this because I felt like it needed them. I made the frames be on a timer, which made it flash less (or maybe never), added mouse support for looking left and right (it isn't perfect, because of the way ComputerCraft does mouse_drag events, but it works pretty well), I made it scale properly (possibly not completely properly, but it seems to work), and I put a crosshair in the middle of the screen just for good measure.

http://pastebin.com/V5MRGVZv

ComputerCraftFan11, on 10 January 2013 - 06:51 PM, said:

Well, block updates are supposed to be the next feature (crafting should come afterwards because I can't have trees without block updates), and I haven't really been able to figure out how to make block updates work in a good events-based manner.

ComputerCraftFan11, on 10 January 2013 - 02:22 PM, said:

Care to post screenies?

Also, does this mean a yes to falling sand? I wanted to beat you to block updates. My implementation (which was working at one point) is far from completed now, because I've been convinced by multiple people to use a more events-based approach to them.

Yay! New release!

I decided crafting wouldn't be worth adding yet without block updates (and therefore trees), so next release will hopefully be with block updates (who knows what else I'll add other than trees? ).

http://pastebin.com/sg46GeM6

New features:

• Picking up and placing blocks now works as it should!
  
• You can move items around your inventory the same as you would in normal Minecraft. It currently doesn't show you which item you have selected, though.
  
• More dropped items! Coal and diamonds drop items that you can pick up.

Enjoy, and I hope everyone had a merry Christmas and will have a happy New Year!

Yeah, I tried that when it was acting up, but for whatever reason, the performance was quite a bit worse than in-game.

anonimo182, on 21 December 2012 - 10:54 AM, said:

Yeah, of course. Sadly, I think it may be another couple of days before the next release. Yesterday, I got sick, AND Minecraft Forge started crashing Minecraft before it started up, so I wasn't able to do anything. Even if Forge had been working, I don't think I'd be able to write anything, though, because my sickness made it hard for me to think or concentrate... :\
Thankfully, I should be able to write code today, because I'm feeling a lot better and I got Minecraft working again.

Shouldn't the non-zero numbers be reversed vertically? That's what I'd expect a calculator to be like normally...

Inventory and crafting coming hopefully tomorrow or the day after!

Edit: I edited the OP to reflect the changes I made in the second release.

ComputerCraftFan11, on 19 December 2012 - 05:51 PM, said:

Oh, that's a cool idea... I've been trying to figure out how to implement block breaking properly (with limits that change with diff tools), but I'm still not sure how I'm gonna do it...

 ComputerCraftFan11, on 19 December 2012 - 04:26 PM, said:

It shouldn't even need " == true" at all...

Heh, didn't see this thread till now. I guess we'll have to compete with each other to come up with the best and most playable game or something.

I just tried yours, but the character appears to be stuck underground with no way of jumping out (plus collision detection doesn't seem to be working)... What's up with it?
Also, why isn't there a range check on breaking blocks?
Edit: Also, the endering is really slow... 0.o

nutcase84, on 19 December 2012 - 09:07 AM, said:

Yeah, I left that bug in there because it allows you to make towers like in normal Minecraft without having to mess with jumping... I guess I'll have figure out how to make the collision detection not make you goup if you're under a block...

nutcase84, on 19 December 2012 - 09:07 AM, said:

Thanks. I don't really see it as that big an accomplishment, but that may just be because I'm the one making it.

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That's strange, I don't know why that might be. I just downloaded the (now old) version from above and I can break blocks. :\

Anyway, I've got a new version to release. If you guys still have that problem, tell me and I'll see if I can figure out what's wrong.

Changes:

• Improved collision detection
  
• Jumping works better because you lose less speed in the air.
  
• A test dropped item (an apple), you can't pick it up though.
  
• Saplings, currently they don't do anything.
  
• Characters on some blocks (the bedrock, diamond, and saplings) to make them look better. If you have any suggestions on how I can make anything in the game look better, then please tell me, because I think it looks sort of ugly currently.
  
• Changed status bar back color to black.

New screenshots:

Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/egyu7Gcx

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How would that work? Also, what are you good at?

Which thing do you people want first, an inventory/crafting or block updates?

Yeah, like the topic title says, early WIP. I'm definitely not gonna say it's done till it has a save feature, but I'm not sure how long that'll take. Placing blocks other than stone is probably gonna be done sooner, because I really want to make an inventory for it. (how I'm going to make the differences between items clear is gonna take some figuring out though)

You wanna play Minecraft in Minecraft? Well, too bad for you. You can't! But you can play this!

http://pastebin.com/sg46GeM6

Current screenshots:



Old screenshots:

Features so far:

• Generates world randomly as you explore, with grass, dirt, stone, coal, iron, gold, diamond, and bedrock.
  
• Player can jump with collision detection that works pretty well (and will improve in future).
  
• You can put items in your inventory and move them around as you in normal Minecraft.
  
• You can dig out the ground with left click (the game detects blocks between you and your cursor) and place the block you have selected in your hotbar with right click.
  
• Dropped items with collision detection!
  
• Characters on some blocks to make them look (hopefully) prettier!

Bugs (the ones I know of):

• You sometimes glitch through terrain, this may take a while to figure out. The instance of this I know of is when you jump while moving towards block. seemingly squashed!
  
• When you go into the ground, the collision detection pushes out up and out of it (sort of like it's water that you're floating in). When I implement health, I'll probably make it so that you suffocate instead (except maybe if you're only one block underground). squashed!
  
• You can break the "none" blocks at the top of the map, but you can't place in them. (I will hopefully figure out a way that you can place upwards infinitely without bugs) definitely squashed!

If anyone finds any bugs in it (other than the one listed above), then please tell me. If you have any suggestions on how to improve it (how the game behaves, how it performs, anything), then post them.

Old beginning of post:

lol, crud. I guess I'll have to figure out how to to use networking or something to make proper screen out of these...

How did you make the screenshots in the OP with multiple blocks as one screen?

I tried crafting a light grid, but for some reason it didn't seem to work. When I put the glass panes around the light pixel, it didn't show any output in the crafting table. :\ Any idea what might be wrong?

Soo... I decided it would be fun to try adding mouse support to this today, and so I started playing around with it. It turned into a day-long project, which was successful. I believe I've made all the menus and dialogs have mouse support. Here's a link:

http://pastebin.com/aKyMYgbF

Note: I totally garbled the indentation because I decided it would be too annoying to get used to using spaces instead...

Also, if you find any bugs, please say so, because I haven't tested it all that much.

@da404lewzer: I hope you don't mind me modifying your code and posting it... but it sure was fun. The code was pretty well organized, so it wasn't too difficult.

edit: Ugh, somehow a ridiculously obvious error slipped past me (it didn't even cause errors when it should have, which was weird). If anyone downloaded it already (which is unlikely), re-download it from the link above.

edit: Accidentally left some debug code in there, too... I guess that's what I get for staying up till 3:00 coding. Update it again if you downloaded it...