How do I make a game like minecraft?

nejc wrote:

check this out

What he said.

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How do you create Mnecraft 2D version? I am very curious. I have been always so faatenated that you can make a copy of it. Do you know who made the real Minecraft?

awsomedogdude123 wrote:

How do you create Mnecraft 2D version? I am very curious. I have been always so faatenated that you can make a copy of it. Do you know who made the real Minecraft?

Mojang.

Search How to make a Minecraft game in Scratch on YouTube

Generate blocks like this:

etc.

Make Steve walk like this:

my Collab that im in is making a Minecraft ready set go check it out if you like click here to go to it

I am making a terraria game, (a 2d minecraft) so would you like to check it out? You can get a link on my profile under What I am Working On.

Check out this. http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/21567535/

My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Chrome 35.0.1916.114, Flash 13.0 (release 0)

If you want to make minecraft, make millions of pounds/dollars and use C++ not Scratch. It is too slow

oplu7 said that you should use cou ld use cplus plus ( i can't find the plus key on my keyboard) yes that is true, but scratch is much better as that is horribly complicated, scratch is for fun and to get a sense of programming

hoowwwwwwwwwww do you make minecraft

typemaster wrote:

Generate blocks like this:

etc.

Make Steve walk like this:

Better script for jumping:

I'm pretty sure that's how it's done. Might be wrong, I have difficulty remembering the exact script. Hope this helps, anyways.

awesomegames123 wrote:

oplu7 said that you should use cou ld use cplus plus ( i can't find the plus key on my keyboard) yes that is true, but scratch is much better as that is horribly complicated, scratch is for fun and to get a sense of programming

IF you actually try to learn C++, it isn't as complicated as you think. Ruby is also a fun language. With scratch, the only thing that makes it easier is that the code is put into block form. For example, I'll show you the Java translation of a scratch block.

//This is the Java translation

{
if
}
console.log(var Name == Blah);
else

At least I'm pretty sure that's how it is done. I code in Ruby, so I'm not to sure how Java works.

cool bro

Actually what you would do is

For steve to move, you will have to make the costumes though. Hope this helps. Also you will have to clone the blocks.