Reimagining Minecraft as a Game Development Engine
Welcome to Challenges! This section is for a weekly prompt in map making! Join in by creating small levels with a start, middle, and end. Prompt Create a map which you can replay without loading the world. Players should be able to compare scores from previous time (or times) they’ve played through. Make the map…
Welcome to Challenges! This section is for a weekly prompt in map making! Join in by create small levels with a start, middle, and end. Prompt Teach someone how to do something in your game without any text. Use all of the following visual indicators at least one Particles Textures (bright colors) Lighting Sound Examples:…
http://youtu.be/QX4aT9RuH90 This topic has been taking over all of my feeds for the last day or two. I originally said the debate is stupid. Since then, I’ve realized how important this conversation, and those like it, are to me and my idea of the future of custom content creation in Minecraft. This topic deserves a…
Dispensing is an impromptu podcast series where Moesh and other prominent members of the Minecraft game development community discuss various aspects of Minecraft, its community, and the art of making games with Minecraft. Cubist and I discuss how the Overcast Network has provided a platform for competitive map makers to develop level design skills without having the…
Dispensing is an impromptu podcast series where Moesh and other prominent members of the Minecraft game development community discuss various aspects of Minecraft, its community, and the art of making games with Minecraft. In this episode of Dispensing, theqmagnet and I discuss how we’ve made Minecraft something it was never meant to be. Activation and Data Values…
Dispensing is an impromptu podcast series where Moesh and other prominent members of the Minecraft game development community discuss various aspects of Minecraft, its community, and the art of making games with Minecraft. The inaugural episode of the impromptu Dispensing podcast features the creator of Simburbia and City of Love; the incomparable Jigarbov. We discuss the release…
For our finale episode, we were joined by Mojang programmer, Searge. We check out the Response from the Community Challenge Editor’s note: We apologize for the audio quality throughout this episode. With Searge recording with us, we had to change our recording method, which degraded the quality quite a bit. Listener Survey: Please take our survey…
We take a look at flow, Mizzle II, and announce the (quiet) release of Simburbia! We’re joined by rsmalec, the map reviewer extraordinaire for a roundtable discussion on tropes in Minecraft custom maps. Editor’s note: Apologies for the late arrival of this podcast. The audio recording may also include some desyncing issues. We’ve been working…
The after-hours, Midnight Showing of Limited Engagement! We go over the first-part of last week’s community challenge, check into Lodestone by Xexaj, and review Edgecraft by Lord_Pancake! We’re now available on iTunes! Search the store for “Limited Engagement” in the Podcast section!
We take a look at last week’s community challenges, explain the importance of the changes from 14w32d snapshot. We check out Rise of the San’lori and talk about the release of Eris 2. We’re now available on iTunes! Search the store for “Limited Engagement” in the Podcast section!