Cubic World is the first fully functional “clone” of Minecraft in the history of GDevelop and all other no-code game engines.
And this is not just a game! This is a game template that you can get and use it to create your own dream Minecraft, even without code, creating Minecraft has never been so easy!
Test this game template online:
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Feel free to discuss it all below!
Yo this is sweet does it work on mobile
Yes, to place a block, press on the screen, to destroy - hold down
What about just normal controls like up down left right and looking around
It’s all there, you can go in and see, movement with the joystick, jumping with the button, and turning the camera by touching
Sweet looks good can’t wait to see if you are going to make updates
Yes, of course, I have quite a large list of updates.
New Update For Cubic World Template!
Improvements:
• The method of saving for world information has been changed for heavy objects (air and cubes), this is due to the browser limitation on the amount of information saved in Local Storage (5 MB), this problem was solved by creating a new saving extension that uses IndexedDB, now you can save an almost unlimited amount of data.
• For Apple mobile devices, Long Tap is now disabled, which prevented the destruction of cubes. (You can see how this is implemented in the Mobile Control Helper extension)
Bug fixes:
• Now cubes cannot be placed inside the player, which led to getting stuck or falling out of the world.
• The buttons in the menu and pause are no longer distorted when turning the screen on mobile devices.
• Walking sound no longer plays while falling.
The update is now available!
“Cubes cannot be placed inside player,”. Did you try "If player is in collision with cube, overlapping, then set player position to player position + cube height, unless there is no room over the player’s head. (There are various ways to check if there is space over the player’s head, surely, though the only one I can think of is an object set at player top + cube height.)
This is truly awesome. I might just throw away some money on it.
I’mma be a bit harsh here with the things you gotta fix IMO, the head bobbing in this game isn’t in Minecraft, and is pretty annoying, the jumping feels weird, there’s an extra unfilled slot in my hotbar, and there’s no crouching or sprinting. Other than that it’s awesome, IDK how to even get started with world generation, I can’t even do 2D much less 3D, IDK how noise even works bro.
also, the blocks don’t break into pieces, which can be done relatively easily with the change image action (by the way resin not to brag but 80% of the games I make in gdevelop are 3d.)
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BTW, the next time you wanna call someone’s name try using @…
Also, in case anyone was wondering you could probably make a blocks breaking animation using the ‘change image’ event.
So, it may need to be optimized a bit more? Or your computer sucks. The Minecraft computer demo is not only graphically better than that, but it can display what SEEMS to be a bigger world than that, too (low poly stuff at a distance and dense fog taken into account) and doesn’t heat up the computer too much, if I remember correctly.
But those differences sound mechanically weighty, coming from someone who cheered when he got a tiny 1st-person 3d environment … made out of boxes … with minimalist pixel textures on anything that actually had any texture at all.
I’ve got a 14 year old desktop computer with 16gb ram and a 15 year old gpu, 4 cores, and a dell ultrasharp monitor from 2009.
