| Description of How to Make Apple Coffee Cake game: Learn how make this mouth watering dessert. Use mouse to interact. |
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Description of Industrial Zombies Tribute to Grow game:
Play as a god and control the planet according to your will!
Use mouse for game interaction
| Description of Stadium Sneakout game: get out of the stadium as possible as you can. Use your Arrow Keys to move and escape |
| Description of Epics of Distant Realm game: Discover the planet Synta Nefeu, explore the town and find out what adventure is in store for you as you find the spaceship in the old castle. Purchase upgrades to defeat Angevil to remove the force that prevents you from coming home. But first you must f Left / Right Arrow Keys - Move. Up Arrow Key - Action. Mouse - To interact. |
Description of Aeternus Lamnia game:
Slash your way through tons of stuff in this first person sword fighter.
Q - quality toggle (game runs faster depending on quality)
Mouse - moves sword.
Mouse Left Click - attacks.
Attack green targets. Block red targets by placing the sword over them.
Description of Feeding Animals game:
Dog and cat food is falling from the sky and you have to get it and feed it to them.
Use mouse to interact.
Description of Earth Defense game:
Control the moon to defend the Earth from incoming Asteroids, Satellites, and other Space Junk. Buy upgrades between waves to help you survive.
Use mouse to move. See also In-game instructions
| Description of Finding Nemo - Cruisin' with Cruise game: This game is based on Finding Nemo film. You are Crush, the turtle and you need to get Marlin and Dory to Australian costs through the Eastern Australian Current. Collect baby turtles and avoid jellyfish. Use the arrow keys to direct Crush in the current. |
| Description of Start Wars game: You are the captain of the world and you must defend our planet from the bad Ultraman! Left / Right Arrow Keys - To move. Z - Laser. X - Punch/Headbutt. |
| Description of Masters Season game: Drive back and forth through the levels avoiding obstacles and jumping at the right time. S- Weapons Box. |
Thursday, May 16, 2013
1.5 is barely out of the oven and we already have a new snapshot ready? This is not a 1.6 snapshot, but rather a 1.5.1 bugfix snapshot… Mojang team hope to be able to release the 1.5.1 update next week
Bug fixes:
- Ender Dragon can still grief stuff like cobblestone and chests even if the gamerule mobGriefing is set on false.
- White stitching on polygon edges / White lines or black dots between blocks
- Unable to combine enchanted books for a higher level enchant.
- Hopper doesn’t try to place items from other slots if unable from first.
- Fire doesn’t show on 8 layered snow and hopper
- Long scoreboard objective titles can be offset screen
- Breaking a Container with Items that is connected via a solid block with a Comparator does not update the Comparator
- Falling Block entities start visually falling from 1 block higher than they were placed
- Paintings popping out / cannot place new ones
- … and a few Minecraft Realms changes
Client
Server
Minecraft 1.5.2 is now live! (Hot)
Minecraft 1.5.1 is now live!
Changelogs:
- Fixed a bunch of bugs
- Improved performance
- Notable: Crash on Mac OS X on “OpenGL Function Not Supported”
- Notable: Unable to place paintings
Minecraft for Windows
Download Minecraft.exe. Place it anywhere you want, then run it.
Minecraft for Mac OS X
Download Minecraft.zip. Unpack and place Minecraft in your /Applications folder.
Minecraft for Linux / Other
Download minecraft.jar. The jar is executable and might work as-is. If you run into memory issues, try launching it with java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame, also please use Sun’s JVM.
Multiplayer Server
If you’re running on Windows and just want to set up a server easily, downloadMinecraft_Server.exe and run it.If you want to run the server on any other OS or without GUI it’s a bit more involved. First make sure you can use java from the command line. On Linux and Mac OS X this should already be set up but on Windows you might have to tinker with the PATH environment variable. Download and run minecraft_server.jar with java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jarminecraft_server.jar nogui.
Mojang was released the first snapshot from the development of 1.6.
This snapshot in bullet point form:
- Added horses, based on the work of John Olarte (DrZhark), of Mo’ Creatures fame
- Added hay bales
- Added leashes
- Added carpets
- The “Respiration” enchantment now also helps seeing underwater
New Minecraft Launcher:
Dinnerbone and Grum have been hard at work creating a NEW Minecraft launcher, with some pretty sweet features! To get the snapshot, use the new launcher available in the link below. To return to 1.5.1, simply start the old launcher and play as normal. That’s all there is to it!
Windows: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadMAC/OSX: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadLinux: Server 1 Download – Server 2 Download
Server files:
Snapshot 13w16b was released in the launcher. Some big crash fixes, and re-enabled crash reporting too
New Minecraft Launcher:
Dinnerbone and Grum have been hard at work creating a NEW Minecraft launcher, with some pretty sweet features! To get the snapshot, use the new launcher available in the link below. To return to 1.5.1, simply start the old launcher and play as normal. That’s all there is to it!
Windows: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadMAC/OSX: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadLinux: Server 1 Download – Server 2 Download
Server files:
Update: 13w18c was released to fix some crashes and nasties.
Changelogs:
- Enchanted Books dont show what tab is it
- Wrong particle texture when changing texture packs ingame
- Skins messing up
- Breaking Item Frames causes a null pointer exception and crash.
- Internal exception: java.lang.NullPointerException
- Coal blocks do not burn away
- Coal Blocks and Note Blocks
- Game crashes on startup
To get the snapshot, use the new launcher available in the link below. To return to 1.5.2, simply start the old launcher and play as normal.
Windows: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadMAC/OSX: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadLinux: Server 1 Download – Server 2 Download
Server files:
1.5 is barely out of the oven and we already have a new snapshot ready? This is not a 1.6 snapshot, but rather a 1.5.1 bugfix snapshot… Mojang team hope to be able to release the 1.5.1 update next week
Bug fixes:
- Ender Dragon can still grief stuff like cobblestone and chests even if the gamerule mobGriefing is set on false.
- White stitching on polygon edges / White lines or black dots between blocks
- Unable to combine enchanted books for a higher level enchant.
- Hopper doesn’t try to place items from other slots if unable from first.
- Fire doesn’t show on 8 layered snow and hopper
- Long scoreboard objective titles can be offset screen
- Breaking a Container with Items that is connected via a solid block with a Comparator does not update the Comparator
- Falling Block entities start visually falling from 1 block higher than they were placed
- Paintings popping out / cannot place new ones
- … and a few Minecraft Realms changes
Client
Server
Mojang team finally managed to locate and fix the reported performance issues of 1.5, so now it should be at least similar to the performance of 1.4.7. Mojang team also fixed a number of bugs (as seen in the snapshot release last week), and a couple more. The 1.5.1 patch notes are a bit simplified, though…
- Fixed a bunch of bugs
- Improved performance
- Notable: Falling blocks no longer glitch one step
- Notable: White stitching between blocks should be less frequent
- Notable: Crash on Mac OS X on “OpenGL Function Not Supported”
- Notable: Unable to place paintings
Mojang team intend to publish the release on Thursday, unless something nasty happens, or Searge of MCP asks us to wait for them to catch up.
Client
Server
Minecraft 1.5.2 is now live! (Hot)
Minecraft 1.5.1 is now live!
Changelogs:
- Fixed a bunch of bugs
- Improved performance
- Notable: Crash on Mac OS X on “OpenGL Function Not Supported”
- Notable: Unable to place paintings
Minecraft for Windows
Download Minecraft.exe. Place it anywhere you want, then run it.
Minecraft for Mac OS X
Download Minecraft.zip. Unpack and place Minecraft in your /Applications folder.
Minecraft for Linux / Other
Download minecraft.jar. The jar is executable and might work as-is. If you run into memory issues, try launching it with java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame, also please use Sun’s JVM.
Multiplayer Server
If you’re running on Windows and just want to set up a server easily, downloadMinecraft_Server.exe and run it.If you want to run the server on any other OS or without GUI it’s a bit more involved. First make sure you can use java from the command line. On Linux and Mac OS X this should already be set up but on Windows you might have to tinker with the PATH environment variable. Download and run minecraft_server.jar with java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jarminecraft_server.jar nogui.
Mojang was released the first snapshot from the development of 1.6.
This snapshot in bullet point form:
- Added horses, based on the work of John Olarte (DrZhark), of Mo’ Creatures fame
- Added hay bales
- Added leashes
- Added carpets
- The “Respiration” enchantment now also helps seeing underwater
New Minecraft Launcher:
Dinnerbone and Grum have been hard at work creating a NEW Minecraft launcher, with some pretty sweet features! To get the snapshot, use the new launcher available in the link below. To return to 1.5.1, simply start the old launcher and play as normal. That’s all there is to it!
Windows: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadMAC/OSX: Server 1 Download – Server 2 DownloadLinux: Server 1 Download – Server 2 Download
Server files:
A few days ago, it was possible to get the 1.3.2 update for bug-testing: now it is fully live! Be sure to update your Minecraft client from the launcher – it should prompt to update automatically, but if it does not, you can update manually from the launcher itself. Simply press the Options button on the opening screen, then “Force Update” in the menu that pops up. Easy!
The 1.3.2 update mainly consists of bug-fixes – two in particular being the random suffocation bug, and randomly falling out of the nether – no new features were added in 1.3.2 beyond that.
But…What About the Snapshot?!
This week’s Snapshot was put on hold, to avoid confusion between a Snapshot test release, and the patch that went live today. Still, if you’d like something to whet your appetite for updates in the interim, Mojang’s own Dinnerbone has something for you to chew on:
Also, this teaser image from Jeb, fresh from the presses – possible future invisibility?
Changelogs:
- Added sideways logs in trees
- Fixed a bug that caused players to fall out of the world when going into the Nether
- Fixed a bug that caused random suffocation damage in water
Minecraft for Windows
Download Minecraft.exe (270 KB). Place it anywhere you want, then run it.
Minecraft for Mac OS X
Download Minecraft.zip (270 KB). Unpack and place Minecraft in your /Applications folder.
Minecraft for Linux / Other
Download minecraft.jar (89 KB). The jar is executable and might work as-is. If you run into memory issues, try launching it with java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp Minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame, also please use Sun’s JVM.
Multiplayer Server
If you’re running on Windows and just want to set up a server easily, downloadMinecraft_Server.exe (802 KB) and run it.If you want to run the server on any other OS or without GUI it’s a bit more involved (see this wiki article for a tutorial). First make sure you can use java from the command line. On Linux and Mac OS X this should already be set up but on Windows you might have to tinker with the PATH environment variable. Download and run minecraft_server.jar (621 KB) with java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar minecraft_server.jar nogui.
Please note that the smooth lightning is a bit borken on stairs/slabs. But we are working on it!
So here is the 12w39a changelog:
- Lighting system overhauled.
- Lots of blocks interact correctly with lighting now (stairs, slabs)
- Few sound tweaks
- Fixed witch being white for some
- More bugfixes & slight tweaks!
* The client now comes with both the client-side and the server-side JAR files. The file called “minecraft.jar” should be in your “.minecraft/bin” folder as usual, and the “minecraft_server.jar” file should be in a folder called “.minecraft/server”.
Installation:
- Close Minecraft.
- Go to Minecraft.jar. You can find this in Windows at %appdata%/.minecraft/bin.
- Copy your Minecraft.jar file and back it up somewhere else.
- Move the newly downloaded Minecraft.jar into the /.minecraft/bin folder, replacing the old version.
- Open up Minecraft and have fun!
I would recommend backing up your old Minecraft.jar somewhere so that you can keep all of your current mods. You can do this by just copying Minecraft.jar and pasting it into another folder.
Client
Server
Changes discovered so far:
Fixes:
- Block placement issues with lighting.
- Performance seems to be better.
- Pumpkin emitting stronger light from the wrong face fixed.
* The client now comes with both the client-side and the server-side JAR files. The file called “minecraft.jar” should be in your “.minecraft/bin” folder as usual, and the “minecraft_server.jar” file should be in a folder called “.minecraft/server”.
Installation:
- Close Minecraft.
- Go to Minecraft.jar. You can find this in Windows at %appdata%/.minecraft/bin.
- Copy your Minecraft.jar file and back it up somewhere else.
- Move the newly downloaded Minecraft.jar into the /.minecraft/bin folder, replacing the old version.
- Open up Minecraft and have fun!
I would recommend backing up your old Minecraft.jar somewhere so that you can keep all of your current mods. You can do this by just copying Minecraft.jar and pasting it into another folder.
Client
Server
We’re now fully into the “prepare for release” mode, so we’ve almost only worked on bug fixing and performance. We’ve decided to aim for October 24 for the full Pretty Scary Update. Here’s this week’s changelog:
- Minor terrain additions for the witch
- Flatworld configuration now allows you to generate trees, strongholds etc
- A number of new NBT tags for items (intended for custom map makers)
- The pick block action now works on items
- Pressing the 1-9 hotkeys while hovering over an item will put that item into the inventory bar
- The left-click action will no longer open doors, pull levers, push buttons or open trapdoors. Use the right mouse button!
- Firespread has been slightly nerfed again to prevent infinitely spreading fires
- More bugfixes & tweaks!
* The client now comes with both the client-side and the server-side JAR files. The file called “minecraft.jar” should be in your “.minecraft/bin” folder as usual, and the “minecraft_server.jar” file should be in a folder called “.minecraft/server”.
Installation:
- Close Minecraft.
- Go to Minecraft.jar. You can find this in Windows at %appdata%/.minecraft/bin.
- Copy your Minecraft.jar file and back it up somewhere else.
- Move the newly downloaded Minecraft.jar into the /.minecraft/bin folder, replacing the old version.
- Open up Minecraft and have fun!
I would recommend backing up your old Minecraft.jar somewhere so that you can keep all of your current mods. You can do this by just copying Minecraft.jar and pasting it into another folder.
Client
Server
The Pretty Scary Update is almost upon us, with just two weeks until our target release date (October 24th). Here is this weeks changelog:
- Added a new Anvil block for repairing, merging & naming items
- Added an option for cape-owners to hide their capes ingame
- Effects given by the Beacon will be less intrusive on the screen
- Level-up sound now only plays every 5 levels
- More bugfixes & tweaks!
Installation:
- Close Minecraft.
- Go to Minecraft.jar. You can find this in Windows at %appdata%/.minecraft/bin.
- Copy your Minecraft.jar file and back it up somewhere else.
- Move the newly downloaded Minecraft.jar into the /.minecraft/bin folder, replacing the old version.
- Open up Minecraft and have fun!
I would recommend backing up your old Minecraft.jar somewhere so that you can keep all of your current mods. You can do this by just copying Minecraft.jar and pasting it into another folder.
* The client now comes with both the client-side and the server-side JAR files. The file called “minecraft.jar” should be in your “.minecraft/bin” folder as usual, and the “minecraft_server.jar” file should be in a folder called “.minecraft/server”.
Client
Server
Update logs:
- Fixed anvils repairing themselves when falling
- Fixed a few crashes in multiplayer when renaming items
- Fixed /kill command not working and screenshot message not showing
- More smaller bugfixes and tweaks!
Installation:
- Close Minecraft.
- Go to Minecraft.jar. You can find this in Windows at %appdata%/.minecraft/bin.
- Copy your Minecraft.jar file and back it up somewhere else.
- Move the newly downloaded Minecraft.jar into the /.minecraft/bin folder, replacing the old version.
- Open up Minecraft and have fun!
I would recommend backing up your old Minecraft.jar somewhere so that you can keep all of your current mods. You can do this by just copying Minecraft.jar and pasting it into another folder.
* The client now comes with both the client-side and the server-side JAR files. The file called “minecraft.jar” should be in your “.minecraft/bin” folder as usual, and the “minecraft_server.jar” file should be in a folder called “.minecraft/server”.
Client
Server
This snapshot has the following changes:
- Anvil block has been tweaked (it’s cheaper to create, minor visual changes, and you can repair tools using wood/ingots/diamonds)
- Bats no longer trample crops or trigger pressure plates
- Redstone repeaters can be “locked” (fixed output) by having a powered repeater connected to its left or right side
- Added an option to hide a server’s IP address
- Updated language files
- More bugfixes & tweaks!
Installation:
- Close Minecraft.
- Go to Minecraft.jar. You can find this in Windows at %appdata%/.minecraft/bin.
- Copy your Minecraft.jar file and back it up somewhere else.
- Move the newly downloaded Minecraft.jar into the /.minecraft/bin folder, replacing the old version.
- Open up Minecraft and have fun!
I would recommend backing up your old Minecraft.jar somewhere so that you can keep all of your current mods. You can do this by just copying Minecraft.jar and pasting it into another folder.
* The client now comes with both the client-side and the server-side JAR files. The file called “minecraft.jar” should be in your “.minecraft/bin” folder as usual, and the “minecraft_server.jar” file should be in a folder called “.minecraft/server”.
Client
Server
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