Minecraft

milhouse

It works!!!! Thank you for all you help! You've saved us from my 10 year old turning all our machines into servers for in minecraft fad. He can get into this instead! Thank you for all your help. Matthew :D Thank gawd for that... ;-) So do you know what the problem was in the end? ...

Trafalgar

It works!!!!

Thank you for all you help! You've saved us from my 10 year old turning all our machines into servers for in minecraft fad. He can get into this instead!

Thank you for all your help.

Matthew

rymate1234

The main issues are lack of accelerated Xorg and lack of OpenGLES compatibility in Minecraft. Another issue is my laziness

kamac495

Hmm. I don't think this is gonna work. Minecraft especially requires very much RAM to work, as java does itself.

Good luck anyway.

billb

Sure -- had to limit the size for forum attachments. Here's the full size pics:

http://pleasantfiction.ipower.com/rpi/mc-pi-1.jpg
http://pleasantfiction.ipower.com/rpi/mc-pi-2.jpg
http://pleasantfiction.ipower.com/rpi/mc-pi-3.jpg
http://pleasantfiction.ipower.com/rpi/mc-pi-4.jpg

malakai

Nice can you get it to a bigger pic want to put it on my kids desktop as wallpaper

billb

... issue 117 of Linux User & Developer and on page 46 they had this beautiful pixelized RasPi logo, so I thought I'd try out some pixel art in Minecraft (Xbox 360 version). Unless I messed up somewhere it should be an exact duplicate of the one from the magazine. Here's how it turned out: pi ...

jackjt8

First things First. Change to an older version on minecraft. Minecraft needs at least 1gb of ram to run and the PI doesn't have that kind of resources. Try porting over Minecraft Classic, it uses only 500mb of ram... but it does need 1.6GHz processing ...

alfredzy

Have you heard of minetest c55? It's a lot like minecraft but runs on much worse hardware. You can take a look?

CrysisLTU

I doubt that Minecraft will ever properly work. :( but, however, maybe the pocket edition is possible? I have seen it running smoothly on a lot less than a 700mhz, 512mb Pi! We might be able to get it if a stable version of Android ...

raspberrypiguy1

I doubt that Minecraft will ever properly work.

but, however, maybe the pocket edition is possible? I have seen it running smoothly on a lot less than a 700mhz, 512mb Pi! We might be able to get it if a stable version of Android comes out....

The Raspberry Pi Guy

ElectroPulse

What about the server? I know that was possible before, but would take a really long time to 1. Generate the world, and 2. Start the server.

What was the bottleneck before? I'm thinking it was RAM...

xranby

As title. One of the reasons why minecraft wouldn't be feasible on a Pi was the ram limitation. Now that there is a new V2 Pi with 512MB RAM, maybe it is now a possibility? Texy The main limitation for running Minecraft is that Minecraft ...

ghans

xranby is doing work on LWJGL and you could look at C clones.
AFAIK Minecraft runs on the Pi , but as long its not packaged into the repos only
one person can prove it. Raspbian has no non-free repo anyway.

ghans

malakai

Minimum Requirements: CPU : Intel P4/NetBurst Architecture or its AMD Equivalent (AMD K7) RAM : 2GB GPU : Intel GMA 950 or AMD Equivalent HDD : At least 90MB for Game Core and Sound Files Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 or up is required to be able to run the game. Going to take a bit more on a mac...

As title. One of the reasons why minecraft wouldn't be feasible on a Pi was the ram limitation.
Now that there is a new V2 Pi with 512MB RAM, maybe it is now a possibility?

Texy

xranby

I have started a thread where i have added some information on how to port an OpenGL ES enabled version of the LWJGL library for the Raspberry Pi.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 63#p190363

xranby

... does not help. Looks like I'll have some portin' to do! How exactly are you doing this, tinkering to optimise a java VM? Well, I'll need to port Minecraft to OpenGL ES. I'll probably have to do some stuff with lwjgl to make it play nice with the videocore gpu the rpi uses. All I need now is motivation! ...

xranby

... up using mesa software rendering fallback on the Pi and this is slow, no GPU hardware acceleration at all. You can make applications/games like Minecraft boot up to the title screen using this version of LWJGL but it will be slow, slide-show slow. Ok then moving on, we will have to compile LWJGL ...

bruce927

... does not help. Looks like I'll have some portin' to do! How exactly are you doing this, tinkering to optimise a java VM? Well, I'll need to port Minecraft to OpenGL ES. I'll probably have to do some stuff with lwjgl to make it play nice with the videocore gpu the rpi uses. All I need now is motivation! ...

rymate1234

... does not help. Looks like I'll have some portin' to do! How exactly are you doing this, tinkering to optimise a java VM? Well, I'll need to port Minecraft to OpenGL ES. I'll probably have to do some stuff with lwjgl to make it play nice with the videocore gpu the rpi uses. All I need now is motivation! ...

bruce927

rymate1234 wrote:Nope, underclocking does not help. Looks like I'll have some portin' to do!

How exactly are you doing this, tinkering to optimise a java VM?

rymate1234

Nope, underclocking does not help. Looks like I'll have some portin' to do!

raspberrypiguy1

Well...

It's hard to say! Overclocking should improve your performance but having to great an overclock can affect it... Try a lower one (maybe 800mhz?) and inform us of the results!

The Raspberry Pi Guy

rymate1234

raspberrypiguy1 wrote:Is your Pi overclocked? It might boost performance if you do!

The Raspberry Pi Guy

I've overclocked it to 1Ghz... should I try a lower clock?

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