Minecraft:Pocket Edition Demo

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Notch playing the demo at E3 2011

Minecraft - Pocket Edition Demo<ref name=":0">Template:Ytl</ref> was the first known developmental version of Minecraft: Minecraft:Pocket Edition. This version was never publicly released, but was playable at Template:W and given to many individuals for private testing and showcasing.

Features

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Blocks

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width=32x32 Minecraft:Glass

width=32x32 Minecraft:Block of Iron

width=32x32 Minecraft:Bricks

width=32x32 Oak Wood

width=32x32 Stone Slab

width=32x32 Minecraft:Ladder
width=25x25 Minecraft:Torch
width=32x32 Minecraft:Dandelion
width=32x32 Minecraft:Rose
- Template:Version exclusive: Has a unique blue texture.
width=32x32 Minecraft:Brown Mushroom
width=32x32 Minecraft:Red Mushroom

width=32x32 Minecraft:Sugar Cane

Unobtainable

Entities

Minecraft:Player

Terrain features

General

Inventory hotbar had a smaller look and contained 8 item slots, with a 9th functioning as an Minecraft:inventory button.
Blocks in the item form use their own block texture (if there are several, then side texture).

Older version

An older version of the Demo is known to exist.<ref name=":0" /> This version has a few differences from the version showcased at E3 2011.

Known differences from the version showcased at E3:

This version lacks an inventory button, instead a Minecraft:block of iron is in the 8th slot, with the Minecraft:ladder on the 9th slot instead of the 8th slot.
When the crosshair is facing a block in this version, a white overlay is not shown.
The Minecraft:water texture appears to be different from the version showcased at E3, however this might just be due to hardware.

Trivia

The inventory and hotbar block icons were seen in 2D instead of 3D.
The rose was going to be identical to Java's rose, but was replaced with a cyan texture because of hardware issues.<ref>Template:Tweet</ref> Using the red rose texture on an Xperia Play device causes noticeable ghosting of red pixels.
The first internal version only had an ASCII renderer.<ref>Template:Mcnet</ref>