I know it's a joke, but it says it's an unlicensed copy because he's debugging code in Eclipse, and Minecraft doesn't have an active net session during debugging.
The three stages of a programmer: - "It would be a good idea to..." - "Now why isn't that working..." - "Okay no that wasn't a good idea." Bonus 4th stage: - "Yep. That crashed it."
Premium Gains I can tell you why coding is boring it takes hours to just creat the title but if your are a expert at coding you may know how to beak, and get suff any where like in game want ullimited health code, boom got it.. edit: After a year, why the hell did I make this Comment? Oh well...
@@lucianomeira8392 just for people to know his name. Its Jeb, there is actually a funny easter egg involving putting jeb on a nametag and giving it to a sheep
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Whenever I get confused on what to do, I just open up chrome, type in stackOverflow, type in question, wait for a few minutes, get my answer and continue with my project.
@@notnick4705 WTF??? Mojang didn't buy minecraft. Mojang was the Comapany of Notch (Markus Persson) & Jakob Porsér which included Minecraft & 2 other Games. Microsoft bought Mojang in 2014.
2:33 "There we go, it should do something now, wow it didn't, why?... weird. Let's do this instead, okay that worked... yep, it crashed." - Every programmer ever at some point
Anyone else find this deeply comforting and nostalgic? It's so humble and unassuming, noone could know it would become the best selling game of all time.
BRUN333RP 13 Except Notch called it an infiniminer clone himself when he began constructing the game. If my opinion is trash then so is Notch's opinion on his own game.
/scoreboard objectives add ground dummy ground On a repeating command block (Always active): scoreboard objectives set @e[type=Arrow] ground 1 {inGround:true} On another repeating command block (active with redstone), facing a chain command block (always active): execute @e[type=Arrow,score_ground_min=1] ~ ~ ~ summon PrimedTnt ~ ~ ~ {Fuse:0} On the chain command block (always active) the previous block was faced on: minecraft:kill @e[type=Arrow,score_ground_min=1] Now put a lever on the repeating command block connected to the chain one, and flick it. You're welcome... pay attention to skeletons tho >:D
i understand Notch now, he looks so happy making and changing his game, but when it became this popular he probably felt much pressure, and the awaiting responsibility, he quit. and damn did he have a good idea. i feel like it would be so fun to make something like minecraft
Being able to just have fun coding whatever you want into existence in this peaceful Swedish office must have been amazing. Sorry for the necropost btw.
Omg are you dumb or something ?! He created Minecraft he is very successful he is a BILLIONAIRE to be more precise Just think before you make a comment (I am just playing along don't worry)
damn I just found this video after all this years ... I remember when I was 13-14 watching this and thinking wow programming looks awesome I would like to do that. Right now it is my job, I guess I have to say thanks to Notch.
@@pephermint ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xk4_1vDrzzo.html here’s a tutorial on the basics, and remember that stack overflow is your best friend
@@starbuckoof5219 Virgin Microsoft: one mob and one update is now here see ya next year Chad Notch: i updated Minecraft every week with tons of mobs, biome and cool structure, i also add secret updates or april fools update that players enjoyed.
Notch is as humble as he sounds. I used to play Wurm some 20 years back when he was just starting out as a dev. He would come hang out with everyone (there were maybe 50-100 active people) and just have a good time and chat on daily basis - he was incredibly appreciative of even the small number of people playing his game. I'm so happy for all of his success after that with Minecraft. Shoutout from Whosville!
That Guy as experienced as many programmers/game developers out there they always made a mistake in their codes Because you cant get anything perfect in the first try it has to be trial and error Silly
Yes, it has changed. Microsofts development for Minecraft is stupidly slow and they aren't adding much to the game. The upcoming updates look nicer than what they have been doing. Notch had creativity and pretty much full control over the game when he was making it, he knew exactly where the game should have been heading. Microsoft on the other hand are pretty much headless chickens that do not know what they are doing.
Microsoft arent making the updates, jeb and the team are still in control, Microsoft simply owns minecraft/mojang so they get profits from the game. They do not actually develop it.
Once you practice alot it starts getting easier, i really want to start coding instead of programming in clickteam fusion but it gets really tricky and confusing fast
@Overthinking Femboy coding isn't easy, and saying coding is pretty vague. If you do everything at a Profesional level (in game development it would be opengl, using technics like Multi-Threading, occlusion culling etc.) then it's definitely not easy
It does at first, but now, coding programs that recognize colors in c++, it all looks hard until you know what you're doing. It just takes practice. ^_^
this captures the feel of early minecraft really well. every few weeks there was an update and you never knew what would be added. we were playing along with the devs
They are zooming quite far into the development process indeed. Bit silly. But finetuning these details has to be done. They better showed a bit of their backlog and how they get on with a single item.
This is essientally game development, debugging and playtest all at once. He is developing new things for ideas and making skeletons more advanced. He finds a bug while doing that and debugs it. He also fucks about (pretty much playtesting) trying to come up with concepts for things. Messing about within a game is a great thing to do. You can see how the world should/could work and try and put your thoughts into the game.
+JakeTheBake Mojang can do the same, but they probably contemplate on whether or not they want to introduce it to the public, it really isn't that difficult to change things once you have all the basic methods used to render and create things.
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*1. This video was made 7 years ago.* *2. It's been ages since i even watched a Minecraft video.* *3. So why is this in my recommendations...* *4. I ALREADY watched this video years back...* *5. AGAIN, WHY IS THIS RECOMMENDED TO ME!?*
I created an mmo in 2013 and last year im sorta on the sidelines now due to not having the drive and fun to do it anymore. But, good thing is I have other passions now :)
Teoman Yüksel idk, i didnt know games were usually coded in such a plain IDE as eclipse. id think youd wanna use something thats better suited to making games
kan petyim yeah but i hate java for graphics but maybe there are some libraries for that. Well then again if you have a really deep understanding you can use it more efficiently than me
Notch is a huge inspiration in my programming journey. The man humbly made the absolute favorite game of my childhood and countless others, and did it all while going against industry standards and using Java instead of C#/C++ like all the big dogs. I always love researching the development of Minecraft, in my opinion it's one of the most interesting case studies in game development we have.
Marco Giesing There must be a mod for exploding arrows? if not then learn a bit of Java and code it in there yourself, easier said than done though tbh
Marco Giesing There is already tons of mods that include the exploding arrow. So, it will not b likely that they will add them just because the sheer fact that it has been done sense the Minecraft modding community was started.