Java Edition Infdev 20100618

Minecraft Infdev
Infdev 20100618.png: Infobox image for Minecraft Infdev the version in Minecraft
Infdev_20100618_menu.png: Infobox image for Minecraft Infdev the version in Minecraft
Edition

Java Edition

Official name

Seecret Friday 1

Release date

June 18, 2010

Downloads

Client (.json)
No corresponding server

Minimum Java version

Java SE 5

al_version

1.132

A version of Minecraft Infdev was released on June 18, 2010, marking the first Seecret Friday update.[1] This is the only version of Infdev available in the launcher.

Additions

Blocks

Rails

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Invicon Rail.png: Inventory sprite for Rail in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Rail with description: Rail

Non-mob entities

Minecarts

  • At the time, these were not rideable and were instead used as portable storage, similar to the minecart with chest from modern Minecraft versions.
  • Right-clicking minecarts opens them like a chest (with the container called "Minecart"). Filling them up makes the "dirt" layer inside of them rise.
Invicon Iron Ingot.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Ingot in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Ingot with description: Iron IngotInvicon Iron Ingot.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Ingot in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Ingot with description: Iron IngotInvicon Iron Ingot.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Ingot in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Ingot with description: Iron IngotInvicon Iron Ingot.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Ingot in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Ingot with description: Iron IngotInvicon Iron Ingot.png: Inventory sprite for Iron Ingot in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Iron Ingot with description: Iron Ingot
Invicon Minecart.png: Inventory sprite for Minecart in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Minecart with description: Minecart

Falling Blocks

  • Called "FallingSand".
  • Appears when sand or gravel lose their base of support.

Other

Changes

Blocks

Door

  • Texture changed from .

Gravel and Sand

  • Now fall realistically.

Obsidian

  • Now drops itself as opposed to Cobblestone.
  • Explosion resistance has been increased. Before this, obsidian had the same blast resistance as stone.

World generation

Trees

  • Bug where logs would not generate inside of the tops of trees is now fixed.

Gameplay

Void

  • Falling into the void now kills the player.

Sky

  • Appears as a slightly darker variant of light blue.

Gallery

Bugs

  • Placing falling blocks above signs keeps them continuously bouncing until player leaves & rejoins world or breaks sign.
  • Near the Far Lands gravity-affected blocks may duplicate items under certain conditions.[2]
    • This bug remained in the game until 1.4.5.

References

  1. Seecret Friday update! OooooOOOoo! – The Word of Notch, June 18, 2010
  2. "Minecraft gravel duplication glitch" – 31 March 2024 on YouTube

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