It's sort of realistic, but it should cause only one block to turn to glass, or else it would just be annoying.
By the way, am I the only one who read the title as "Realistic Lighting"?
Oh hooray. A space suggestion. We never see these.
For a space suggestion, this is sort of vague. Also, please don't use huge text like this, it's annoying and doesn't makes you look serious.
Space and rocket ships are too futuristic for Minecraft. Compared to what all is in Minecraft, rocket ships, aliens, and space seem a bit out of place.
I think 64th and 32th note blocks are kind of redundant and impossible.
And why not instead of adding a bunch of unneeded variants of the same block, we just have a GUI that allows us to change what length and sound the block makes?
I can't believe it took me so long to see why people wanted a left-handed mode.
You can switch the controls around to make playing left-handed easy, but the player's arm makes it feel awkward since it's still on the right.
Hey guys, I think i have an idea for wood conversion.
It's a converter block that allows you to change wood and logs into other types, as well as turn stonebrick into cracked and mossy forms, and possibly the ability to uncraft items(I've balanced the uncrafting, don't worry).
Granted, but now ninjas never existed, and China had no protection in the past, so China is now a ruined country and the US has nowhere to get 90% of their products from.
How much space would Minecraft take up on my laptop?
No, Minecraft will not slowdown your computer. Only viruses or programs that access data on your hard drive will ever slowdown a computer. When Minecraft is running, it can slowdown your computer, but that's because it's a CPU intensive game.
Minecraft will take up about 100 MB. The game itself is only 6 MB, but all your worlds, texture packs, and mods will take up extra space. You can delete texturepacks, uninstall mods, or delete worlds if you feel like all your Minecraft stuff is taking up too much space.
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Here's a blank photo, because anything can beat nothing.
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I cover you with glue, then pour gunpowder all over you. I light a match and drop it on you.
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I wouldn't, but it would be nice to have it on a console that I have on hand.
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By the way, am I the only one who read the title as "Realistic Lighting"?
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For a space suggestion, this is sort of vague. Also, please don't use huge text like this, it's annoying and doesn't makes you look serious.
Space and rocket ships are too futuristic for Minecraft. Compared to what all is in Minecraft, rocket ships, aliens, and space seem a bit out of place.
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In goes a bunch of porn.
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And why not instead of adding a bunch of unneeded variants of the same block, we just have a GUI that allows us to change what length and sound the block makes?
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You can switch the controls around to make playing left-handed easy, but the player's arm makes it feel awkward since it's still on the right.
I support!
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It's a converter block that allows you to change wood and logs into other types, as well as turn stonebrick into cracked and mossy forms, and possibly the ability to uncraft items(I've balanced the uncrafting, don't worry).
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I wish people won't find my joke to offensive.
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With some tricky redstone and Command Blocks, you can make a fully automatic game board as well.
BTW, how does dice rolling work?
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270kb is just the launcher. The game itself is around 6 MB big, which is still pretty small.
No, Minecraft will not slowdown your computer. Only viruses or programs that access data on your hard drive will ever slowdown a computer. When Minecraft is running, it can slowdown your computer, but that's because it's a CPU intensive game.
Minecraft will take up about 100 MB. The game itself is only 6 MB, but all your worlds, texture packs, and mods will take up extra space. You can delete texturepacks, uninstall mods, or delete worlds if you feel like all your Minecraft stuff is taking up too much space.
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