Minecraft:Java Edition 3D Shareware v1.34 - Revision history

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	* The maximum level of Multishot is now 12.		* The maximum level of Multishot is now 12.
	* Higher levels of Multishot now fire more arrows.		* Higher levels of Multishot now fire more arrows.
	* Pop-ups appear randomly saying "Next disc required", similar to the "Minecraft [[Minecraft:Demo mode]]" pop-up, telling the player to "Insert disc [random number] into drive A and press ENTER", if the player presses a button besides {{key\|~~ENTER~~}}, including ~~if they hit numpad~~ Enter, it displays "I said ENTER!" in red text below the message. If the player presses {{key\|~~ENTER~~}}, the popup disappears.		* Pop-ups appear randomly saying "Next disc required", similar to the "Minecraft [[Minecraft:Demo mode]]" pop-up, telling the player to "Insert disc [random number] into drive A and press ENTER", if the player presses a button besides {{key\|Return}}, including {{key\|Numpad Enter}}, it displays "I said ENTER!" in red text below the message. If the player presses {{key\|Return}}, the popup disappears.
	* Entity movement is not interpolated, resulting in all entity motion appearing to run at 20 frames per second. This includes the player.		* Entity movement is not interpolated, resulting in all entity motion appearing to run at 20 frames per second. This includes the player.
	* Upon selecting an "episode" and difficulty, the player is prompted with a traditional Minecraft Demo popup. Clicking "Open registration form" causes the game to create a text document called "ORDER.TXT", containing several fake games and merchandise that the player can "order" in the "MOJANG ORDER SHEET", which appears to ship the purchase to "Mojang PC Repair and Software AB" in Stockholm, Sweden.		* Upon selecting an "episode" and difficulty, the player is prompted with a traditional Minecraft Demo popup. Clicking "Open registration form" causes the game to create a text document called "ORDER.TXT", containing several fake games and merchandise that the player can "order" in the "MOJANG ORDER SHEET", which appears to ship the purchase to "Mojang PC Repair and Software AB" in Stockholm, Sweden.

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	** The file is named MINECRAF.WAD and not MINECRAFT.WAD per the {{W\|8.3 filename\|newtab=1}} convention of the time limiting filenames (excluding the file extension) to 8 characters.		** The file is named MINECRAF.WAD and not MINECRAFT.WAD per the {{W\|8.3 filename\|newtab=1}} convention of the time limiting filenames (excluding the file extension) to 8 characters.
	* The Red, Blue and Yellow keys are also a reference to Doom and Doom II, which used the three keycard system extensively throughout much of their level designs. The IDKFA code also comes from the Doom games and, much like its functionality here, provides the player with the three keycards when typed in-game. The crossbow named BFC9000 found in barrels shares a similar name to a powerful weapon in ''Doom'' called the BFG9000. Knee Deep in Lava is also another reference to the first episode of Doom, Knee Deep in the Dead.		* The Red, Blue and Yellow keys are also a reference to Doom and Doom II, which used the three keycard system extensively throughout much of their level designs. The IDKFA code also comes from the Doom games and, much like its functionality here, provides the player with the three keycards when typed in-game. The crossbow named BFC9000 found in barrels shares a similar name to a powerful weapon in ''Doom'' called the BFG9000. Knee Deep in Lava is also another reference to the first episode of Doom, Knee Deep in the Dead.
	* The "Thank you for playing MineCraft 3D!" text on the exit screen is a reference to the "Thank you for playing Wing Commander." message from the game ''{{W\|Wing Commander (video game)\|Wing Commander\|newtab=1}}'', which was actually an error message that was changed to the thank you message to hide the error.<ref>https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/more-dirty-coding-tricks-from-game-developers</ref>		* The "Thank you for playing MineCraft 3D!" text on the exit screen is a reference to the "Thank you for playing Wing Commander." message from the game ''{{W\|Wing Commander (video game)\|Wing Commander\|newtab=1}}'', which was actually an error message that was changed to the thank you message to hide the error.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20210828052942/https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/more-dirty-coding-tricks-from-game-developers https://www.gamedeveloper.com/design/more-dirty-coding-tricks-from-game-developers]</ref>
	* The name of the sound played when the Mojang logo is shown is called <code>awesome_intro</code>, and the sound file name is called <code>bim_bom.ogg</code>.		* The name of the sound played when the Mojang logo is shown is called <code>awesome_intro</code>, and the sound file name is called <code>bim_bom.ogg</code>.
	* Boss Mode is a reference to boss keys, keyboard shortcuts that certain games included in the 90s. When pressed, a boss key would pull up a blank terminal or a fake screen of a productivity program, meant to hide the fact that the user was playing games during work hours.		* Boss Mode is a reference to boss keys, keyboard shortcuts that certain games included in the 90s. When pressed, a boss key would pull up a blank terminal or a fake screen of a productivity program, meant to hide the fact that the user was playing games during work hours.

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	** Clicking on it again displays "Nej!" ("No!" in Swedish) until the player reloads the title screen.		** Clicking on it again displays "Nej!" ("No!" in Swedish) until the player reloads the title screen.
	**The button is always available even if the demo world doesn't exist.		**The button is always available even if the demo world doesn't exist.
	**clicking on it before a world is made or after closeing and reopening after the world is reset goes straight to "Nej!"
	* A large image of a rotating 3D logo appears next to the splash text.		* A large image of a rotating 3D logo appears next to the splash text.

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	** Clicking on it again displays "Nej!" ("No!" in Swedish) until the player reloads the title screen.		** Clicking on it again displays "Nej!" ("No!" in Swedish) until the player reloads the title screen.
	**The button is always available even if the demo world doesn't exist.		**The button is always available even if the demo world doesn't exist.
			**clicking on it before a world is made or after closeing and reopening after the world is reset goes straight to "Nej!"
	* A large image of a rotating 3D logo appears next to the splash text.		* A large image of a rotating 3D logo appears next to the splash text.

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	\| COWSCOWSCOWS \|\| There is no cow level ''(but obfuscated)'' \|\| Nothing. This is a reference to cow level rumor in ''Diablo''. "there is no cow level" is also a ''Starcraft'' cheat code for instant win.		\| COWSCOWSCOWS \|\| There is no cow level ''(but obfuscated)'' \|\| Nothing. This is a reference to cow level rumor in ''Diablo''. "there is no cow level" is also a ''Starcraft'' cheat code for instant win.
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	\| HOWDOYOUTURNTHISON \|\| VROOM! \|\| Summons a fast horse. It can go ~~126~~ blocks per second, jump over 34 blocks and has {{hp\|200}} hp. This is a reference to Microsoft's 1999 RTS game, ''Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings''', which uses the same cheat code but with spaces to spawn a fast Cobra car.		\| HOWDOYOUTURNTHISON \|\| VROOM! \|\| Summons a fast horse. It can go 129.51 blocks per second, jump over 34 blocks and has {{hp\|200}} hp. This is a reference to Microsoft's 1999 RTS game, ''Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings''', which uses the same cheat code but with spaces to spawn a fast Cobra car.
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	\| NEEEERD \|\| Special creeper has been spawned nearby! \|\| Summons a special [[Minecraft:Nerd Creeper\|creeper]]. It wears a lab coat and glasses, and drops a "3D" item when killed.		\| NEEEERD \|\| Special creeper has been spawned nearby! \|\| Summons a special [[Minecraft:Nerd Creeper\|creeper]]. It wears a lab coat and glasses, and drops a "3D" item when killed.

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	'''Cheat codes'''		'''Cheat codes'''
	* Typing the following cheat codes (not necessarily in chat and are not case-sensitive) show a message and trigger an action:		* Typing the following cheat codes (not necessarily in chat and are not case-sensitive) will show a message and trigger an action:
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 == References ==

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	{{Infobox version		{{Infobox version
	\| title = Minecraft 3D Shareware v1.34		\| title = Minecraft 3D Shareware v1.34
			\| name = MineC<!--These caps are correct, don't change-->raft 3D: Memory Block Edition<ref name="3D">{{Mcnet\|minecraft-3d-rediscovered\|Minecraft 3D Rediscovered}}</ref><ref name="IG">https://www.instagram.com/p/BvtyNKjn2zR/</ref>
	\| edition = java		\| edition = java
	\| type = Snapshot		\| type = Snapshot
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	'''3D Shareware v1.34''' is an April Fools' joke release in 2019, officially called '''MineC<!--These caps are correct, don't change-->raft 3D: Memory Block Edition'''.<ref name="3d"~~>{{Mcnet\|minecraft-3d-rediscovered\|Minecraft 3D Rediscovered}}<~~/~~ref~~><ref~~>https:~~/~~/www.instagram.com/p/BvtyNKjn2zR/</ref~~> This version has many references to video gaming in the 1990s. This release is a [[Minecraft:wikipedia:Fork (software development)\|fork]] of [[Minecraft:19w13b]].		'''3D Shareware v1.34''' is an April Fools' joke release in 2019, officially called '''MineC<!--These caps are correct, don't change-->raft 3D: Memory Block Edition'''.<ref name="3D"/><ref name="IG"/> This version has many references to video gaming in the 1990s. This release is a [[Minecraft:wikipedia:Fork (software development)\|fork]] of [[Minecraft:19w13b]].

	According to the developers, ''Minecraft 3D'' is an old version of ''Minecraft'' released on April 1, 1994, of which only a handful of copies were ever made, one of which was discovered "amongst all the rubble" lying in the basement of Mojang's old offices. Despite its supposedly limited release, it was said to feature "cutting-edge technology" that won many awards,<ref name="3d"/> although this is all part of the joke.		According to the developers, ''Minecraft 3D'' is an old version of ''Minecraft'' released on April 1, 1994, of which only a handful of copies were ever made, one of which was discovered "amongst all the rubble" lying in the basement of Mojang's old offices. Despite its supposedly limited release, it was said to feature "cutting-edge technology" that won many awards,<ref name="3D"/> although this is all part of the joke.

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