A version of Minecraft Infdev was released on March 13, 2010.[1]
Additions
- Re-implemented the daylight cycle.
- Added working lights
- Re-added dynamic lighting.
- Now exists at 32,000,000 blocks.
- The stone wall "far lands" are inaccessible as a result.
Changes
- Faster sky brightness re-calculation.
- The player spawns with more items when creating a new world: 999 glass blocks, 999 planks, 999 torches, 999 pairs of flint and steel, 999 diamond shovels, 999 diamond pickaxes, 999 lava source blocks, and 999 water source blocks.
- Diamond Tool durability has been increased from 257 to 513.
- The game now keeps a cyclic buffer of near chunks in memory, so it will no longer run out of memory when players walk for a long distance.
- However, the game does not yet save anything to the disk, so players lose data from chunks they unload.[1]
- Pressing F will now reload chunks too instead of just hiding them behind a fog.
- Fog is now further from the player
- Fog is now slightly blueish
Removals
Structures
General
- The test skybox has been removed; the sky now more closely resembles what it is in modern versions.
- Entities now use a double for positioning, rather than a float.
- Fixed a significant bug at high distances that causes chunks to detach and intensely jitter with camera movement.
- The wireframe hitbox for blocks no longer jitters at high distances, and no longer distorts at high distances for certain GPUs.
Fixes
- Fire, gears, torches and crops have a texture when placed
- Torches can be placed on the sides of blocks again
- Furnaces have a face
- Block breaking cracks now show up consistently
Bugs
- Opening the inventory crashes the game.
- However, you can still access the inventory through a crafting table
- Slabs have lighting bugs.
- Sometimes, the game will crash while generating a world, with a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException error being thrown.
References
- ↑ a b Phew, lighting works now. – The Word of Notch, March 13, 2010
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