Maybe try calling a function to spawn the other bullets? Or putting sub event of "for each bullet" and setting that to "AmmoEnemy: Set angle towards Charakter"

Thank you. Might I ask if you know what version the .cap was saved in? I've tried 4 different versions or construct which either crash or are too old.

Latest unstable, I was hoping the newer 3D stuff would fix it <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_confused.gif" alt=":?" title="Confused" />

I still have them, but I think I tried to fix the cap in a new version of Construct and saved it, so you will have to tweak it to get it to work like it used to =/

Still, you can use the exe to see what it is meant to look like, and the cap to see what the formulas are. Here is the cap: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4714446/3DProofOfConcept.cap and here is the exe http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4714446/3DProofOfConcept.exe

This is pretty amazing, I downloaded it and found that it exports to .obj files, time to see if they work in Construct

Thanks for sharing this TheBricktop!

My server is mental...

check it out:

http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewtopic ... 14&t=39519

If you want to log in and check it out, server address is:

adventurecraft.dyndns-ip.com

~Sol

Wow, you guys have an awesome server going on there

Also, did you see what is going to be in the next update? (http://www.minecraft.net/boo/). It sounds like it's going to be amazing.

In the latest version(s) (last three or four updates) the HI RESOLUTION texture packs will not work. There seems to be a random .class file (inside the .jar file) which has to be opened and some parameters need to be modified. There are like, hundreds of .class files though, and it seems to change for some reason with each update as to which one has to be edited.

Ah sorry, I hadn't heard about this. Hopefully Notch will make it easy/possible to do again soon.

Now, if only I can figure out which .class file to edit in order to get the hi-def texture packs working in the latest version, I would be a happy man indeed.

The file that you want to edit is in this folder:

C:\Documents and Settings\<your username>\Application Data\.minecraft\bin

Then you can open minecraft.jar with a tool like WinRAR to replace them (simply drag the new texture pack in, delete/backup the old).

So, we need a server going.

Edit: Darnation, Minecraft Alpha doesn't have MP client out yet...

Well, it doesn't have survival mode multiplayer yet, but Alpha still has a form of multiplayer (The main differences between it and single player are that it runs in God mode with no monsters, only animals).

You can download the server program here: http://www.minecraft.net/download/Minecraft_Server.exe

Is Snow a new thing?

I think it has been around for a couple of versions, but at the moment there isn't a weather transition/season system so if you start with a snow world, it stays snowing forever. I've also seen rain in Minecraft in a video on the youtube channel of the guy who is making the game, but haven't managed to generate a world with it yet myself.

kind of offtopic but does anyone know any similar survival game ??

With less focus on the mining and more focus on surviving (you need to eat food, drink water, sleep, etc), Stranded 2 is a pretty good survival game (http://www.stranded.unrealsoftware.de/s2_infos.php).

Now I wonder about the game around it but... is there any? is it online? can anyone explain how the official paid version works?

The paid version lets you play singleplayer survival mode (and when beta is released, multiplayer survival mode), where you have to find the resources to make tools, and build shelter from the creatures that come out at night and hunt you, but usually disappear when it's daytime. It also adds alot of buildable items like stairs, ladders, boats, minecarts, and minecart tracks to make fun inventions like rollercoasters (video on main page of http://www.minecraft.net), or just use them for exploring the maps.

At the moment, the multiplayer online appears to only be creative mode (unless you join a modified server, which could be anything from Portal to Role Playing), which is similar to the free version. However, creative mode in the paid version allows you to make items as you normally would in single player.

Also, the game is updated all the time (even now it's only 1.5 years old) and any updates or expansions come free once you own it. So although the game doesn't have a distinct goal or ending at the moment, the creator has mentioned that he would like to have some method of winning the game.

Edit: forgot to mention, paid users can also download a client to play the game in instead of just playing it in their browser.

I'm still not convinced that the graphics are good enough.

I'm not talking about the block size of the landscape, but the low-res textures used for each block.

I think that he did this art style because he wanted to make it similar to the game that inspired him called Infiniminer (http://www.zachtronicsindustries.com/?p=713). Also, you can try/there are people working on texture packs to make it look better if you don't like the style (like this:

).

The game looks to be pretty modable in ways other than textures too

And it doesn't seem like it's worth buying right now at first, but once you start playing it you realise where its headed and find yourself itching to get it while its still half price (sale ends when beta comes out within the next month or two).

Take a look at this video the guy making it posted of one fully generated world:

(supposedly 8 times the surface of the Earth)

A friend pointed me towards a video of a game thats been in development for about a year and a half now called Minecraft (http://www.minecraft.net), it's a VERY addicting 3D survival/creative game thats getting better all the time.

I was wondering if anyone here knew about it already? If not, I can't recommened checking out this video enough:

Edit: Also forgot to mention, the game is currently on a sale of %50 off until the next main version comes out. Although its only going from Alpha to Beta, the creator has said that a one-time purchase entitles you to all future updates and expansions which is nice

If you port it to Linux, you can pretty much run it on any device that linux has been installed on (phones, consoles, computers, cameras, pda's, etc).

In terms of web game creation, I think it would be a nice feature, but very hard to sell if you were to try and make your game commercial. However, if the games are exported in Java, they could potentially work on most phone devices (even the IPhone, if you jailbreak it you get the features that "Apple is too good for").