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Minecraft:Minecraft Classic (JavaScript remake)

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For the {{{Description}}} of the same name, see [[{{{Destination}}}]].

Template:Infobox program Minecraft Classic is a JavaScript remake of Classic 0.0.23a_01, made to celebrate 10 years of Minecraft:Minecraft and was uploaded to the Minecraft website.<ref>Template:Mcnet</ref> This version was built with the Template:W library, and can be played at classic.minecraft.net for free.

Features

File:0.0.23a 01 (remake) inventory.png
The inventory with all available blocks

Blocks

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Mobs

Steve
  • Spawned by pressing Template:Key.
  • Oddly, they can walk past the world border. They will fall through the bedrock if they go too far.
  • They are client-side only and will not show up for other players in multiplayer.
  • The model is not made correctly and makes the human look short.
  • They would despawn after 1 minute.

World generation

Terrain
  • Generated terrain with hills and lakes, with small caves under the surface.
Generated structures
World size
  • The default world size is 127×127 blocks.
  • The world size can be changed when generating a new level from the pause screen, with Small (127×127 blocks), Normal (255×255 blocks), and Huge (511×511 blocks) options.
  • World height for all three map sizes is 63 blocks, with bedrock sea level at 30 blocks.

Gameplay

Minecraft:Blocks
Minecraft:Multiplayer
  • Used to be available to play with up to nine other players.
  • Disabled on May 8, 2019, due to performance issues,<ref>Template:Tweet</ref> and removed in the June 9, 2025 update.
Minecraft:Inventory
  • Press Template:Key to open.
  • Find and select all the different blocks available.
World generation
  • Trees could generate underwater due to grass blocks spawning in the water.Template:Verify

General

Pause screen

  • Ability to copy the URL link to give to other players for them to join.
  • For browsers that do not support WebRTC, the URL link and "Copy" button have been replaced with the "Save level" and "Load level" buttons.
    • Clicking on any of these buttons will show the text "<html>" instead of the buttons that allowed the player to save or load a level.

Bugs

File:Classic Ocean fail Before.jpg
Drained ocean before flooding it.
File:Classic Ocean fail After.jpg
Drained ocean after flooding it.
File:Classic Ocean fail After Long Time.jpg
The high peak.
  • When exiting and entering the world, the top textures of all blocks that were at Minecraft:altitude became invisible.
  • The human mob model is glitched.
  • Unloaded chunks turned white.
  • The generated sea level sometimes doesn't match the bedrock sea level.
  • FPS counter is inaccurate on some browsers and will sometimes display random numbers.
  • Zooming in and out will sometimes cause a huge drop on FPS; this will cause a performance impact, and will make all blocks disappear and display an error icon.
  • On some old and slow computers, generating a new world in a huge size causes the game to crash.
  • The game has performance issues on some computers that do not support the correct files in-game.
  • If the player spawns numerous mobs, scrolling through the hotbar or right clicking to toggle to mine or place blocks can cause huge lag spikes.
  • The game can fail to load the player's current world and instead generates a new one. In this case, any modified blocks (even air) from the previous map are carried over to the newly-generated map, overwriting any otherwise-generated blocks making certain structures that players have built to be underground, or in the sky.
  • The lava's model faces are culled incorrectly.
  • The music sometimes overlaps with other music and keeps building up.
  • Block updates are only performed when a player places or breaks a block, for those blocks and directly adjacent blocks, and the only data saved for blocks are the position and identity of changed blocks. This means that block updates can be prevented: naturally generated blocks will never update (for example, dirt that generates exposed to the sky will never grow grass, and water or lava that generates next to air blocks will not spread into them), and player-caused block updates can be cancelled by simply reloading the game before the update happens.
  • There doesn't seem to be a cap for the player's falling speed.
  • The player's speed is not reset after respawning. This is most obvious if the player's respawn point is set in the air (e.g. by pillaring up, setting the spawn point, and then breaking the pillar) and the player is repeatedly respawned before landing.
  • The player can obtain Minecraft:bedrock by pressing the middle mouse button on the bedrock floor while in the build mode which causes many issues such as crashes when switching hotbar slots.

Differences and inaccuracies from the original

General

  • Since this is a remake and not a port from the original, the code, apart from the terrain generation code, which is the only ported code in the game, is completely different from the original and as such there may be many minor gameplay inaccuracies.
  • Minecraft:Air exists as a block.
  • The remake version has an auto-save feature.
    • Because of this, reloading or exiting then reopening the website on the same browser will load the same world and seed, along with player-made modifications, provided that the browser's local storage isn't cleared.
  • Physics are very different from the original.
  • New level format.
  • Block IDs in this remake do not line up with the original.
  • The Minecraft:missing texture exists in this version, despite it not existing in Java Edition until Beta 1.4. The texture is red and black instead of the more familiar magenta and black, and is also of a higher frequency (the grid is 16×16 rather than 2×2).
  • The default set of hotbar blocks is different from any original version of Classic.
Original Template:Hotbar
Remake Template:Hotbar

Human mobs

  • They have a strange appearance compared to the original version's humans, likely unintentionally as the result of an update.
  • They have a different, less random and frantic AI.
  • Their texture has no beard, even though Steve's texture at the time had one.
  • They can cross the world border, revealing that unlike the original, the bedrock and water beyond the border are actually tangible and are actual blocks rather than a rendered flat plane.
    • They will fall through the world after going too far.
  • They can be spawned in multiplayer, although they will only appear on the client side.

GUI

  • The blue gradient, seen in the inventory, pause menu and other menus in the original, is replaced with simply a transparent gray color, reminiscent of modern Minecraft.
  • The red gradient, seen on the crash/kicked from server screens in the original, is replaced with the same dirt background as seen on the generating level screen in both the original and the remake.
  • The Minecraft:font is different, and is also rendered anti-aliased on most browsers. This is because it is in a vector format (WOFF).
  • The remake uses an incorrect font (Minecraftia). This difference can be easily seen by looking at shape of the "t" letter, which is raised one pixel higher than it should be.

Graphics

  • Lighting is very different compared to the original, appearing more flat.
    • Oddly, blocks appear to have a slight shine when looking down at them.
  • The remake used the noa Engine.
  • Anti-aliasing, which makes the blocks look smoother.
  • Block textures are stored separately rather than on a terrain.png file.
    • Many filenames are different from the actual block name.
  • Inventory/hotbar block previews are pre-rendered textures unlike the original.
    • Because of this, they appear pixellated at high resolutions.
  • Particles rotate to face the camera's position like Template:In, instead of always being parallel to the camera.

Sounds

  • Sounds are stored in MP3 format rather than Ogg Vorbis format.
  • Music can be enabled in settings.
  • Many sound effects are missing.
    • There are no walking sound effects.
    • Breaking wool and glass uses the normal grass and stone sound effects respectively. The original used higher pitched versions of the grass and stone sound effects for those blocks.
  • Breaking leaves plays a new sound that was not heard before in the original.

Multiplayer

  • Prior to the removal of multiplayer, there was a new menu when the user started up the game, allowing to choose a username, and giving the user an invitation link to invite people to a server.
    • The invitation link also appears on the pause menu.
  • Other players take the same, glitched appearance as the human mobs.
    • The name tag above players is also more reminiscent of modern Minecraft rather than 0.0.23a.
  • The command set is highly limited compared to the original.

Trivia

File:Models on corner.png
Models stored on the bottom corner of the world, underneath the bedrock layer.
File:0.0.23a 01 (remake) water lava comparison.png
The lava model's faces are culled incorrectly.
  • Going past the world border in the X or Z direction by a distance at or below 32 blocks will instantly push the player towards the closest in-bounds location, if possible.
  • If the X or Z distance from border is above 32 blocks, the player will be unable to move or place blocks.
  • If the Y distance is above 95 or below 0, the player will be unable to move or place blocks. If they are above Y=95, they will remain stationary in the air.
  • The render limit for the bedrock layer is X=±544, Z=±544.
  • Despite not being mentioned in Template:Cmd, the commands Template:Cmd, Template:Cmd, Template:Cmd, Template:Cmd, Template:Cmd, Template:Cmd, Template:Cmd return "Command disabled."
  • Iron ore is called "bronze rock" internally.
  • Models are stored in the bottom corner of the world, underneath the bedrock layer.
  • The player's nametag is a separate entity. Its position is stored approximately 1.62 blocks above the player's.
  • Savegames are stored as a delta; they store the world seed, size, and the blocks changed that are different from the world seed.
  • Lava's block model is incorrectly made: the N/S/E and Bottom faces are inverted and cull when viewed head-on. Only the West and Top faces are correct.

History

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Gallery

References

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Navigation

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