Aircraft is a modified version of Minicraft Plus, a mod based on the original Minicraft game made by Markus persson "Notch" for the Lodum dare 22 competition
Note: It is currently not recommended to load old worlds version after version, as the save system is not ready or adapted
- More detailed and renewed graphics and textures.
- Added more particles effects.
- Improved the rendering of various menus and GUI elements.
- The game window and interface is wider.
- Added peaceful difficulty.
- Added more durability in tools.
- Added some more diversity of peaceful and hostile mobs:
- Penguins, Chickens and Goats.
- Iron golems and Rust Iron Golems.
- NPCs, like villagers, that you can trade with.
- Added the Keeper, the guardian of the underground. (UNFINISHED)
- Added the Eye queen, the final boss. (UNFINISHED)
- Improved the Air Wizard with three phases. (UNFINISHED)
- Added villages, replacing the wooden ruins in the forests.
- Improved the Heaven generation:
- Added a Sky dungeon.
- Added a central island, with trees, grass and rock.
- Added one more cloud variety, Ferrosite, which temporarily increases player speed.
- Added Aether-inspired crops and mobs.
- Improved mountains to have two rock layers instead of one.
- More vegetation (Lawn and flowers).
- Added the tundra biome.
- More types of trees were added with their respective types of wood and their variants in doors, walls and floors.
- Better terrain shape generation.
- Improved the sound system:
- Added background music.
- Some sounds are attenuated depending on the distance.
- Added Texture packs support.
- Added an more detailed Crash screen in information.
- Improved precision and information in the F3 menu (debug screen).
- First, make sure you have Java installed on your system.
- Next, download the .jar file of the game from our releases page.
- Windows Users: Simply
double click
the downloaded .jar file to launch the game. Alternatively, you canright-click
on the file and chooseopen with > Java platform SE binary
. - Linux Users: Open your terminal, navigate to the location where the .jar file was downloaded, and enter the following command:
java -jar Aircraft.jar
- If you encounter any issues, try running the same command using CMD, PowerShell (Windows), or Terminal (Linux) to resolve any potential Java-related problems
Currently the project is built with Gradle, a tool that makes it easy to build or run the project from source code.
- Download the source code by clicking the green "Code" button and selecting "Download ZIP".
- Extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP folder.
- Open your command prompt and use the
cd
command to navigate to the extracted folder, bringing it up in the command prompt. - To build the project, enter the following command:
Alternatively, to run the project, use:
./gradlew build
./gradlew run
- If you built the project, find the generated .jar file in the
build/libs
directory. - In case you encounter an error related to missing Java, ensure that your JAVA_HOME environment variable is correctly set up, or download the JDK if you haven't already.