So far, I have a small world working where you can place and remove blocks of different types. Basically, with this version of Minecraft, I'm following the original changelog (found here: ) as closely as I can.
One of my friends showed me SFML, and it worked out of the box and was cross platform so I'm sticking with it. I was going to rewrite it in C++ using the Allegro libraries, but I could never get them set up correctly across my multiple platforms, and it started having issues on the platform it originally worked on. I enjoy this game, but think that one extra dimension is a bit too confusing for me. Open Minecraft and make a new Profile with the selected version being 2DCraftMod1.4.Hello there! As many of you know, Minecraft is a three dimensional game where you can craft and build a world of your own.Put all the files of the mod into the 2DCraftMod1.4.1.jar.Open 2DCraftMod1.4.1.jar with 7-zip/Win-Rar/IZArc.Open json file and replace all instances of 1.3.1 with 2DCraft1.4.1.Rename files to 2DCraftMod1.4.1 but leave the extension the same.Clone version 1.3.2 and rename it to 2DCraftMod1.4.1.Go to %appdata%\.minecraft\versions\ (windows) or ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/versions (mac).Inspired by Minecraft, a video game named 2DCraft was created by hamarb123 for users of Windows 10. This can be configured in the options menu.
When using these world types, 2DCraft will change the viewpoint of the player so that the display is like of a side-scrolling video game. Both worlds will not generate landmarks like Dungeons and Villages. The 2DCraft world type is more similar to regular Minecraft, while the Terraria world type has slightly different terrain and allows for higher jumping. 2DCraft is a mod created by TheJackiMonster that adds two new World Generation option, "2DCraft" and "Terraria." World created are only 2 blocks wide.
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