Here you go with the source for SFML 2.0. (Laurent you should disable shared context!)

I didn't want to try SFML 1.6 since most of the applications won't run anyway on my AMD GPU so I rewrote it to use SFML 2.0 which was easy for the SFML part, but hard for the global variables. Okay since you now provided the source code I was able to build the stuff on my own, but only with quiet some work. Sorry for any inconvenience!Įdit 3: Added windows binary thanks to eXpl0it3r! It is fixed in the OS X version and will soon be fixed in the others. Any tips on how to do things better would be much appreciated!!!Įdit: There is a problem with the linux version and the source code where when the space bar is pressed it closes. If anyone would like to compile this for windows and upload it I wouldn't have any problems with that. You can no longer place a block over another block.Ĭollisions work much better, though still aren't perfect. You can left click to remove a block and right click to place. You can choose which type of block to place by pushing on your keyboard. To move, you now use A and D for left and right and to jump like you do with the original Minecraft Thanks for reading! If you have any questions, feel free to email or pm me. Moving a player image and jumping (Kind of. I may or may not upload the source, depending on what you guys want.įive different block types (dirt, grass, stone, cobblestone, and wood).Ĭhanging selected blocks (no indicator) using numbers 1-5. I'll update this later tonight with an OS X app and a Linux executable. You can also move a player image (not fully working) around by using the left and right arrow keys to move and the space bar to jump. So far, I have a small world working where you can place and remove blocks of different types. Basically, with this version of Minecraft, I'm following the original changelog (found here: ) as closely as I can. One of my friends showed me SFML, and it worked out of the box and was cross platform so I'm sticking with it. I was going to rewrite it in C++ using the Allegro libraries, but I could never get them set up correctly across my multiple platforms, and it started having issues on the platform it originally worked on. I enjoy this game, but think that one extra dimension is a bit too confusing for me. Hello there! As many of you know, Minecraft is a three dimensional game where you can craft and build a world of your own.

Instal the new 2DCraft