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	File:Pre-classic rd-132211.png\|Grass patch from a world created in a later version		File:Pre-classic rd-132211.png\|Grass patch from a world created in a later version
	File:Rd-132211.png\|Stone basin from a world created in a later version		File:Rd-132211.png\|Stone basin from a world created in a later version
			File:7-6-25 rd-132211 megabuild.png\|Partially built town
			File:CC-BY 0.3 image of rd-132211.png\|Free depiction of this version
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~File:Rd132211 house.png\|A house~~
	File:Rd-132211 Shelter.png\|A shelter		File:Rd-132211 Shelter.png\|A shelter
	File:Rd132211 castle.png\|A castle		File:Rd132211 castle.png\|A castle
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	File:Pre-classic rd-132211.png\|Grass patch from a world created in a later version		File:Pre-classic rd-132211.png\|Grass patch from a world created in a later version
	File:Rd-132211.png\|Stone basin from a world created in a later version		File:Rd-132211.png\|Stone basin from a world created in a later version
	~~File:Rd-132211 stone field.png\|Stone field from a world created in a later version~~
	~~File:7-6-25 rd-132211 megabuild.png\|Partially built town~~
	~~File:CC-BY 0.3 image of rd-132211.png\|Free depiction of this version~~
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	** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the [[Minecraft:world boundary]].		** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the [[Minecraft:world boundary]].
	** The build limit is Y=64.		** The build limit is Y=64.
	** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.
	** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.		** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.
	* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Return}} ~~is pressed~~{{~~info needed~~\|~~does~~ Numpad Enter ~~also work?~~}} or when the game is exited.		* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Return}} or {{Keys\|Numpad Enter}} is pressed or when the game is exited.

	== Changes ==		== Changes ==

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	* Placing and destroying [[Minecraft:block]]s.		* Placing and destroying [[Minecraft:block]]s.
	** Left-click places a block. Right-click destroys a block.		** Left-click places a block. Right-click destroys a block.
	** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the [[Minecraft:world ~~border~~]].		** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the [[Minecraft:world boundary]].
	** The build limit is Y=64.		** The build limit is Y=64.
	** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.		** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.

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	* Placing and destroying [[Minecraft:block]]s.		* Placing and destroying [[Minecraft:block]]s.
	** Left-click places a block. Right-click destroys a block.		** Left-click places a block. Right-click destroys a block.
	** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the world border.		** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the [[Minecraft:world border]].
	** The build limit is Y=64.		** The build limit is Y=64.
	** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.		** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.
	** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.		** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.
	* The level is saved when {{Keys\|~~Enter~~}} is pressed or when the game is exited.		* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Return}} is pressed{{info needed\|does Numpad Enter also work?}} or when the game is exited.

	== Changes ==		== Changes ==

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	''' 3 bugs reported'''		''' 3 bugs reported'''
	* [[Minecraft:Block]]s can be placed directly within the space occupied by the player.<ref>TigIRC logs: "''(14:10:09) Zaratustra: I can spawn blocks where I currently exist''" [...] "''(14:10:32) notch: yeah, it's one of those bugs.. I keep ignoring it''" (18:10 UTC, May 16, 2009)</ref> This bug remained in the game until [[Minecraft:Classic 0.0.9a]].		* [[Minecraft:Block]]s can be placed directly within the space occupied by the player.<ref>TigIRC logs: "''(14:10:09) Zaratustra: I can spawn blocks where I currently exist''" [...] "''(14:10:32) notch: yeah, it's one of those bugs.. I keep ignoring it''" (18:10 UTC, May 16, 2009)</ref> This bug remained in the game until [[Minecraft:Classic 0.0.9a]].
	* On some systems, commonly those featuring Intel GPUs, there is extreme performance issues causing the framerate to drop to 1. This is caused by the ~~old renderer repeatedly redrawing every single~~ block ~~around the player every frame instead~~ of ~~only updating changed~~ blocks ~~like in modern versions. This overwhelms weak OpenGL~~ drivers.		* On some systems, commonly those featuring Intel GPUs, there is extreme performance issues causing the framerate to drop to 1. This is caused by the block selection code using <code>GL_SELECT</code> based logic, involving individually re-rendering each face of nearby blocks, which is unperformant on some drivers.
	* The camera pivot bug causes the view to rotate around a fixed point in the world instead of rotating on the player's axis. This causes the player's perspective to shift as the camera rotates.		* The camera pivot bug causes the view to rotate around a fixed point in the world instead of rotating on the player's axis. This causes the player's perspective to shift as the camera rotates.

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	* Level data is saved in a single {{cd\|level.dat}} file inside the game's [[Minecraft:.minecraft\|root directory]], unlike future versions that have dedicated folders.		* Level data is saved in a single {{cd\|level.dat}} file inside the game's [[Minecraft:.minecraft\|root directory]], unlike future versions that have dedicated folders.
	* Although the intended world size is 256×64×256, worlds of any dimensions can be loaded. Worlds smaller than the intended size have terrain generated over them, while larger worlds are truncated.		* Although the intended world size is 256×64×256, worlds of any dimensions can be loaded. Worlds smaller than the intended size have terrain generated over them, while larger worlds are truncated.
	* Grass blocks are stored using the same block ID as stone; the difference between them is purely visual.		* Grass blocks are stored using the same block ID (Block ID: 1) as stone; the difference between them is purely visual.
	* Despite normally only using 2 block IDs (0 and 1), 0–255 are all possible IDs. Invalid IDs appear as air, but do not get converted into it upon saving the world.		* Despite normally only using 2 block IDs (0 and 1), 0–255 are all possible IDs. Invalid IDs appear as air, but do not get converted into it upon saving the world.
	* Because of these behaviors, nearly any gzipped file named {{cd\|level.dat}} can theoretically be loaded as a world, including a [[Minecraft:Java Edition level format#level.dat format\|modern {{cd\|level.dat}} file]]. Saving such a world is likely to corrupt it because of terrain generation or truncation.		* Because of these behaviors, nearly any gzipped file named {{cd\|level.dat}} can theoretically be loaded as a world, including a [[Minecraft:Java Edition level format#level.dat format\|modern {{cd\|level.dat}} file]]. Saving such a world is likely to corrupt it because of terrain generation or truncation.

			== Notes ==

			* Aside from the folders in the .jar file, the .class files and the contents of the folders remain unchanged, being last modified at May 13, 2009 at 22:09 at the latest.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	\|java_manual=5		\|java_manual=5
	}}		}}
	'''rd-132211''' is the first labeled [[Minecraft:pre-Classic]] version of ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft]]'', created on May 13, 2009, at 20:11 UTC.<ref>...</ref> It is the earliest version available through the ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft Launcher]]'' and the oldest archived version of ''Minecraft''.		'''rd-132211''' is the first labeled [[Minecraft:pre-Classic]] version of ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft]]'', created on May 13, 2009, at 20:11 UTC.<ref>22:11 in Sweden (CEST) time.</ref> It is the earliest version available through the ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft Launcher]]'' and the oldest archived version of ''Minecraft''.

	The copy in the launcher was last modified on August 6, 2013, making it technically not original.		The copy in the launcher was last modified on August 6, 2013, making it technically not original.
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	** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the world border.		** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the world border.
	** The build limit is Y=64.		** The build limit is Y=64.
	** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy. ~~This~~		** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.
	** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.		** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.
	* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Enter}} is pressed or when the game is exited.		* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Enter}} is pressed or when the game is exited.
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	''' 3 bugs reported'''		''' 3 bugs reported'''
	* [[Minecraft:Block]]s can be placed directly within the space occupied by the player.<ref>TigIRC logs: "''(14:10:09) Zaratustra: I can spawn blocks where I currently exist''" [...] "''(14:10:32) notch: yeah, it's one of those bugs.. I keep ignoring it''" (18:10 UTC, May 16, 2009)</ref> This bug remained in the game until [[Minecraft:Classic 0.0.9a]].		* [[Minecraft:Block]]s can be placed directly within the space occupied by the player.<ref>TigIRC logs: "''(14:10:09) Zaratustra: I can spawn blocks where I currently exist''" [...] "''(14:10:32) notch: yeah, it's one of those bugs.. I keep ignoring it''" (18:10 UTC, May 16, 2009)</ref> This bug remained in the game until [[Minecraft:Classic 0.0.9a]].
	* On some systems, commonly those featuring Intel GPUs, there is extreme performance issues causing the framerate to drop to 1. This is caused by the old renderer repeatedly redrawing every single block around the player every frame instead of only updating changed blocks like in modern versions. This overwhelms weak OpenGL drivers~~. This bug was most likely not in the original version~~.		* On some systems, commonly those featuring Intel GPUs, there is extreme performance issues causing the framerate to drop to 1. This is caused by the old renderer repeatedly redrawing every single block around the player every frame instead of only updating changed blocks like in modern versions. This overwhelms weak OpenGL drivers.
	* The camera pivot bug causes the view to rotate around a fixed point in the world instead of rotating on the player's axis. This causes the player's perspective to shift as the camera rotates.		* The camera pivot bug causes the view to rotate around a fixed point in the world instead of rotating on the player's axis. This causes the player's perspective to shift as the camera rotates.

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	File:CC-BY 0.3 image of rd-132211.png\|Free depiction of this version		File:CC-BY 0.3 image of rd-132211.png\|Free depiction of this version
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	~~== Notes ==~~
	~~{{notelist}}~~

	== References ==		== References ==

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	** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the world border.		** Blocks cannot be placed beyond the world border.
	** The build limit is Y=64.		** The build limit is Y=64.
	** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy.		** Players can place blocks within the space they occupy. This
	** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.		** Added a flashing white overlay highlighting the face of the targeted block when hovering with the mouse.
	* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Enter}} is pressed or when the game is exited.		* The level is saved when {{Keys\|Enter}} is pressed or when the game is exited.
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	''' 3 bugs reported'''		''' 3 bugs reported'''
	* [[Minecraft:Block]]s can be placed directly within the space occupied by the player.<ref>TigIRC logs: "''(14:10:09) Zaratustra: I can spawn blocks where I currently exist''" [...] "''(14:10:32) notch: yeah, it's one of those bugs.. I keep ignoring it''" (18:10 UTC, May 16, 2009)</ref> This bug remained in the game until [[Minecraft:Classic 0.0.9a]].		* [[Minecraft:Block]]s can be placed directly within the space occupied by the player.<ref>TigIRC logs: "''(14:10:09) Zaratustra: I can spawn blocks where I currently exist''" [...] "''(14:10:32) notch: yeah, it's one of those bugs.. I keep ignoring it''" (18:10 UTC, May 16, 2009)</ref> This bug remained in the game until [[Minecraft:Classic 0.0.9a]].
	* On some systems, commonly those featuring Intel GPUs, there is extreme performance issues causing the framerate to drop to 1. This is caused by the old renderer repeatedly redrawing every single block around the player ~~in a 4 block radius~~ every frame instead of only updating changed blocks like in modern versions. This overwhelms weak OpenGL drivers.		* On some systems, commonly those featuring Intel GPUs, there is extreme performance issues causing the framerate to drop to 1. This is caused by the old renderer repeatedly redrawing every single block around the player every frame instead of only updating changed blocks like in modern versions. This overwhelms weak OpenGL drivers. This bug was most likely not in the original version.
	* The camera pivot bug causes the view to rotate around a fixed point in the world instead of rotating on the player's axis. This causes the player's perspective to shift as the camera rotates.		* The camera pivot bug causes the view to rotate around a fixed point in the world instead of rotating on the player's axis. This causes the player's perspective to shift as the camera rotates.