the source folder and the executable name are the same, meaning

• if you try building it fails because it can't create a file over a directory
• if you make clean it wipes the source folder

Attempting to update a water block (whether with TNT or just by punching a block next to it) causes the game to crash, and gives a "segmentation fault" error.

Compiling fails on Linux (at least on Debian)

You can fix this by adding set(FLAGS ${FLAGS} "-I/usr/include/SDL2" "-D_GNU_SOURCE=1" "-D_REENTRANT") to the UNIX section.

Hi @johnpayne-dev I just see this client and want to test it on an android device, is this possible, and how to build it on an android device? (I think we can implement touch control later)

Adds a Makefile, only links properly for linux library names at this point.

To build, run

make all

or

make -j T all

where T is how many threads you want it to use, so for example, for 8 threads:

make -j 8 all

It produces a directory ./bin, and there you find the MinecraftC executable. It only builds one, but you can easily change it to build one for creative, one for survival, but I wasn't sure which files to use there. It also copies the resources into the bin folder.

To run the game, cd into the bin directory and execute ./MinecraftC.

make clean will delete all files produced by make.

First issue: In many places a void function tries to return the result of another void function which is not allowed. Change these places to call the function and return in the next step.

Second issue: Some of the list utility functions do a bunch of arithmetic on void pointers which is not allowed. Instead use unsigned char pointers to do the arithmetic.

Hello I pay my respects to your work I'd like to ask you a question

1. How long has it been since you started programming? (Because my dream is to be a game programmer. I wonder how long it takes to have skills like you)

2. Did you develop the logic of Minecraft C by yourself? Or is it based on other references?

I shouldn't write this here, but I was curious about your work I'd appreciate it if you could answer

P.S. If you answer, I'll delete this post right away

I Made a video on this a while ago, and revisited it today to see the raytracing, and found an issue that when its enabled the blocks you see don't update in the world. Collision wise they are destroyed but physically they are not. View The VIdeo Here If Needed.

├── CMakeLists.txt ├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md ├── inc │   └── README.txt ├── LICENSE ├── loader │   ├── icd.c │   ├── icd_cmake_config.h.in │   ├── icd_dispatch.c │   ├── icd_dispatch_generated.c │   ├── icd_dispatch.h │   ├── icd_envvars.h │   ├── icd.h │   ├── icd_platform.h │   ├── linux │   │   ├── icd_exports.map │   │   ├── icd_linux.c │   │   └── icd_linux_envvars.c │   └── windows │   ├── adapter.h │   ├── icd_windows_apppackage.c │   ├── icd_windows_apppackage.h │   ├── icd_windows.c │   ├── icd_windows_dxgk.c │   ├── icd_windows_dxgk.h │   ├── icd_windows_envvars.c │   ├── icd_windows.h │   ├── icd_windows_hkr.c │   ├── icd_windows_hkr.h │   ├── OpenCL.def │   ├── OpenCL-mingw-i686.def │   └── OpenCL.rc ├── README.md ├── scripts │   ├── gen │   │   └── init.py │   ├── gen_loader.py │   ├── gen_print_layer.py │   ├── icd_dispatch_generated.c.mako │   ├── icd_print_layer_generated.c.mako │   └── README.md └── test ├── CMakeLists.txt ├── driver_stub │   ├── cl.c │   ├── cl_ext.c │   ├── cl_gl.c │   ├── CMakeLists.txt │   ├── driver_stub.def │   ├── icd.c │   ├── icd_driver_exports.map │   ├── icd_structs.h │   └── rename_api.h ├── inc │   └── platform │   └── icd_test_log.h ├── layer │   ├── CMakeLists.txt │   ├── icd_print_layer.c │   ├── icd_print_layer.def │   ├── icd_print_layer_generated.c │   ├── icd_print_layer.h │   └── icd_print_layer.map ├── loader_test │   ├── callbacks.c │   ├── CMakeLists.txt │   ├── icd_test_match.c │   ├── main.c │   ├── param_struct.h │   ├── test_buffer_object.c │   ├── test_clgl.c │   ├── test_cl_runtime.c │   ├── test_create_calls.c │   ├── test_image_objects.c │   ├── test_kernel.c │   ├── test_platforms.c │   ├── test_program_objects.c │   └── test_sampler_objects.c ├── log │   ├── CMakeLists.txt │   └── icd_test_log.c └── pkgconfig ├── bare │   └── CMakeLists.txt ├── pkgconfig.c └── sdk └── CMakeLists.txt

So, i tried building, that did not work(i will say something about that), and then I've thought "you know what, lets get the prebuilt", i downloaded the prebuilt one, and this is the error i get(after getting every dll for it): The application could not start properly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application.

The building for me just fails with these errors: