Games/MineClone 2/Differences from Minetest Game

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For players familar with Minetest Game, this is a list of differences when playing MineClone 2 :

(As observed on Mark Server, 2019-12 .. 2020-02)

Apperance

• Graphics and textures
• Sounds
• HUD - the hotbar is the bottom row

Control & Inventory

• Digging - the player must use proper tool/weapon (otherwise no effect, or no drops). E.g. you can break stones by hand, but then you get no drops
• Picking up stuff - nearby stuff is collected 'magnetically'. That also means, you have to throw away unwanted stuff.
• Inventory - size is 4x9, Stack limit is only 64 for most items
• Crafting - player's crafting grid is only size 2×2, and doesn't work as inventory space.
  E.g. after crafting, its contents are put back into inventory, or dropped (if the inventory is full).
• Eating - put food on hotbar, eat it with rightclick
• Torches - cannot be placed in water
• Death - the player is moved back to spawn (or last used bed), at full health, with inventory intact.

Note: documentation says that inventory is lost / dropped to floor !

Mobs

Mobs can spawn on trees, and inside player-houses. Monsters prefer darkness.

• Friendly/Animals (they all drop edible meat):
  • Rabbit - easy to kill, drops rabbit-hide
  • Chicken - lays eggs & drops feathers / meat must be cooked
  • Pig
  • Sheep - drops wool
  • Lama ('Mountain-sheep')
  • Cow - gives milk (use bucket), drops leather
  • Donkey - drops leather
  • Mule
  • Horse

...

• Monsters: (some are hostile only at night, or when attacked)
  • Zombie - slow, drops rotten meat (it's disgusting!)
  • Wolf - if attacked, other wolves in range also attack! Can be tamed with bones.
  • Icebear - drops fish
  • Spider - drops strings
  • Skeleton - shoots arrows. Drops bones, bows, arrows
  • creeper - explodes
  • Slimes - underground
  • Magma cube
  • Enderman

..lots more...

Blocks

• Plants
  • Trees: Acacia, Birch, Oak, Dark Oak, Jungle, Aspen
  • Leaves - need shears to collect them
  • Vines - can be climbed - need shears to collect them
  • Apples - drop randomly from oak leaves and dark oak leaves
  • Flowers: red: yellow: white: blue: sunflower ...
  • Wheat, Sugar-cane, pumpkin, melon, potato, beetroot ...
  • Tall grass and fern - drops wheat seeds
  • Dead bushes - drop sticks
  • Red & brown mushrooms - with bowl, can be made into a soup
  • Giant mushrooms - grow like trees, drop small mushrooms

• Stones
  • Dirt: normal, coarse, podzol, ...
  • Stone/Cobblestone, mossy cobblestone, Andesite, Diorite, Granite ...
    Can be crafted into blocks, slabs, stairs...
  • Bedrock - not minable, bottom of the overworld
  • Obsidian - is created when water meets lava-source
  • Clay - can be made into bricks, colored/hardened clay, terracotta, glazed terracotta
  • Concrete
  • Sand: yellow, red - falls down, can be made into sandstone
  • Gravel - falls down, can drop flint

Caution: sand or other stuff that ends up at the same location as the players head, will cause suffocation (as in 'drowning') !

• Ore
  • Coal, Iron, Gold, Diamonds, Lapis-lazuli Redstone, ...

• Nether-dimension
  • Netherrack, Soulsand, Netherquartz, Glowstone
• End-dimension
  • Endstone

• Teleporters and Portals
  • Teleportpad
  • Portal has to be built from obsidian, and activated with a firestarter

• Equipment
  • Crafting table (3×3 crafting grid)
    Has no built-in storage (as in xdecor).
  • Furnace - cook meat, smelt ore - Has only 1 output slot.
    But see also hopper.
  • Anvil - to repair tools, armor & name items (eg. nametag for tame animals)
  • Chests
    • regular: size 9x3
    • large (double-size) chest, size 9x6
    • trapped chest, 9x3. No trap inside, but gives a redstone-signal when opened.
    • Shulkerbox - portable 'backpack'
    • Ender chest - private storage for each player
    • Wifi storage
    • Smartshop

• Weapons and Tools
  • Torch - doesn't stick to the ceiling, and not in water
  • Sword (Wood, Stone, Iron, Gold, Diamond)
  • Bow and Arrows (needs Wood, String, Flint, Feathers)
  • Bowl - make soup from mushrooms or beetroot
  • Bucket - collect liquids or milk
  • Shears - collect wool from sheep, vines, leaves, grass, fern
  • Lookup tool - show help for whatever you're pointing
  • Hoe - to change dirt into farmland
  • Firestarter
  • Saddle
  • Horse-Armor - iron, gold, diamond
  • Bonemeal - grows grass and flowers, advances growth stages of wheat and some other plants
• Armor: Helm (5), Breastplate (8), Leggings (7), Boots (4)
• Doors, Buttons, Levers, Pressure plates
• Glass for windows - digging glass destroys it !

• Rails and Minecarts
  • normal rails, powered rails, detector-rails

• Redstone (somewhat like mese, but more common)
  • Switches:
    • Button - gives a short redstone-signal when rightclicked
    • Pressure-plate - gives a redstone-signal while standing on it
    • Lever - can turn a redstone-signal on&off
    • Redstone-torch - inverts the redstone-signal of the block it is attached to
    • trapped chest - gives a redstone-signal when opened
    • Observer - gives a redstone-signal when adjacent block changes
    • Detector-rail - gives a redstone-signal when a minecart passes
    • Redstone-repeater / delayer - repeat an incoming redstone-signal, with delay 0.1s .. 0.4s
  • Machines that react to a redstone-signal:
    • Doors, Trapdoors - open&close
    • Hopper - get & put items from/in chests&furnaces. 5 inventory-slots.
    • Piston: regular, sticky - move (and pull) adjecent block
      Can cause suffocation !
    • Dropper -
    • Deployer -
  • Fun:
    • Noteblock - plays a note when clicked - needs a redstone-signal
    • Jukebox - plays a music-cd (eg. from admin-shop)

• • Signs, Billboards and banners
  • Protection API support (needs separate protection mod)
    • Protection-block - secure an area, and chests within that range

...

Builtin Mods

• Help and lookup tool - Shows info about blocks, tools, etc.
• Hunger - Player needs to eat
• Achievements

World

• Worldsize
  • clouds are at height 64
  • bedrock is at depth -64
• Nether - below depth -28900. To reach, use an upright portal.
• the End - below depth -26900. To reach, use an horizontal portal
• Weather: Snow, Rain, Lightning (causes fires)

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