MinecraftC - A Raytraced Minecraft Classic Port to C

Features:

• True to the original version (0.0.30a)
• Implemented fully in C using SDL2 and OpenGL 1.1
• Original music and sounds
• A modded and vanilla version
• Works on Windows, Linux, and MacOS
• CMake build system

Raytracing:

• Uses an 8-bit distance field as an acceleration structure
• In some cases, performance is better than the original
  • 60+ fps at 1080p on the integrated graphics cards I've tested
• To enable raytracing, download the modded binary and enable it in the mods screen under options

Screenshots

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Downloads

• There are two versions, modded and vanilla, where vanilla doesn't have the option to turn on mods
• Windows 32 bit
• Windows 64 bit
• MacOS x86_64
• MacOS ARM

Building

Note: if you would like to build the vanilla version, remove -DMINECRAFTC_MODS=1 from the cmake command

Requirements:

• git
• cmake
• A compiler of your choice

Windows instructions for Visual Studio:

1. Run the following commands:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/johnpayne-dev/MinecraftC.git
cd MinecraftC
mkdir Build
cd Build
cmake -DMINECRAFTC_MODS=1 -G"Visual Studio 17" .. # replace "Visual Studio 17" with your version

2. You should now have MinecraftC.sln in your directory that you can open with Visual Studio and build

MacOS instructions for Xcode:

1. Run the following commands:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/johnpayne-dev/MinecraftC.git
cd MinecraftC
mkdir Build && cd Build
cmake -DMINECRAFTC_MODS -GXcode ..

2. You should now have MinecraftC.xcodeproj in your directory that you open with Xcode and build

3. (optional) If you would like it in a .app format, you can run this command to convert your executable:

python3 Scripts/MacOS-App.py <path-to-executable> [developer-id]

Providing the developer id will sign the .app, which you can find by running security find-identity

Linux instructions (untested):

1. If you don't have SDL2 already, run these commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev

2. Run the following commands:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/johnpayne-dev/MinecraftC.git
cd MinecraftC
mkdir Build && cd Build
cmake -DMINECRAFTC_MODS=1 ..
make

Modifying Resources

If you're creating a mod and want to change or add any .png or .ogg resouces, then run this script to update the resource headers:

python3 Scripts/EmbedResources.py

It will recursively go through all .png and .ogg files in Resources/, and convert them to .h

Known Issues

• There is no survival mode, it was removed for simplicity and compatibility with raytracing
• A few sounds have the incorrect pitch, I'm waiting for cute_sound.h to implement pitch shifting
• Load file and save file are not implemented
• If raytracing doesn't turn on, then something is going wrong with OpenCL, report an issue and I can help troubleshoot