how can i make a minecraft game that is simple for me because im kinda new hear

There is no real simple way to create a game that's just like Minecraft. First of all, to simplify it, you remove all elements of 3D from the game and change it into 2D. Secondly, remove a ton of the items and tons of blocks so you don't have to do lots of scripting. Then, you can search some tutorials - or remix @griffpatch's Paper Minecraft game - to help you from there. I'm not putting all the scripts in this forum because, well, there's too many.

bigback83 wrote:

how can i make a minecraft game that is simple for me because im kinda new hear

It's going to be really hard. I'm not sure you'll be able to do it, but you might wanna see this first.

A 100% Minecraft replica might be near impossible in Scratch.

As shown above, @griffpatch (Probably the most hardcore scratcher on the website) made a 2D replica. The thing is unless if you have a good computer, the project displayed is quite laggy, not to mention a few bugs in the program.

It's quite hard to replicate the games of today and 4 years ago. I would suggest creating what you can before going on to more advanced projects.

FoxAlpha wrote:

A 100% Minecraft replica might be near impossible in Scratch.

As shown above, @griffpatch (Probably the most hardcore scratcher on the website) made a 2D replica. The thing is unless if you have a good computer, the project displayed is quite laggy, not to mention a few bugs in the program.

It's quite hard to replicate the games of today and 4 years ago. I would suggest creating what you can before going on to more advanced projects.

Yes, it's a better idea to create something simple first rather then delving into something as complex as Minecraft, I've been on Scratch for more that 3 years and even I cannot create that.

Simple

1: go on suggestions forum
2: new block suggestion:

3: ???
4: profit

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

Simple

1: go on suggestions forum
2: new block suggestion:

3: ???
4: profit

</sarcasm>

To make a 2D version, you'll have to make all of the Minecraft textures 2D rather than 3D, and then make a generating script using a lot of pen or cloning, most likely pen would be better since it doesn't lag as much (I think.) As for generating those blocks, methods are very variant - from simple (laggy) or complex (less laggy) - although most of it should be difficult.

To make a 3D version, it's practically impossible without using the pen section of the editor, which will require a lot of work, and in order to maintain the quality, it'll probably go at like 0.01FPS.

Someone made a 3D Minecraft once, and it lagged so much that it's just barely playable. So even if you somehow replicated Minecraft in Scratch, no computer would be able to run it without constantly getting 0 fps.