Minecraft Pi Edition

[Skilowi]

I made everything from https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/edition/pi/ instructions
When typing ./minecraft-pi I get ./minecraft-pi: symbol lookup error: ./minecraft-pi: undefined symbol: glAlphaFunc
What's wrong? Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM)

[B.Goode]

I made everything from https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/edition/pi/ instructions
When typing ./minecraft-pi I get ./minecraft-pi: symbol lookup error: ./minecraft-pi: undefined symbol: glAlphaFunc
What's wrong? Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM)

Isn't Minecraft installed by default with the 'Full' (Desktop+Software) variant of the Raspbian Buster Operating System?

The information you are following is very dated and refers to a long-obsoleted version of the Raspbian Operating System that will not run on your RPi4B board.

[Skilowi]

I made everything from https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/edition/pi/ instructions
When typing ./minecraft-pi I get ./minecraft-pi: symbol lookup error: ./minecraft-pi: undefined symbol: glAlphaFunc
What's wrong? Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM)

Isn't Minecraft installed by default with the 'Full' (Desktop+Software) variant of the Raspbian Buster Operating System?

The information you are following is very dated and refers to a long-obsoleted version of the Raspbian Operating System that will not run on your RPi4B board.

It's downloaded with OS, but when opening, effect is the same: big window opens and close in the same second

[B.Goode]

I made everything from https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/edition/pi/ instructions
When typing ./minecraft-pi I get ./minecraft-pi: symbol lookup error: ./minecraft-pi: undefined symbol: glAlphaFunc
What's wrong? Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM)

Isn't Minecraft installed by default with the 'Full' (Desktop+Software) variant of the Raspbian Buster Operating System?

The information you are following is very dated and refers to a long-obsoleted version of the Raspbian Operating System that will not run on your RPi4B board.

It's downloaded with OS, but when opening, effect is the same: big window opens and close in the same second

Something to do with the new video support for an RPi4 not being compatible with the dated and unsupported method used by Minecraft. Building it yourself isn't going to fix that. It has been discussed in these forums previously. I think there is a Configuration option in the Configuration GUI or the raspi-config cli utility that will allow you to select 'legacy' video drivers - that might be worth a try?