My favorite 2009 Minecraft feature

What other early Minecraft features do you want Mojang to revisit?

Am I the only one who remembers the “old” world type??? On pocket edition back in like 2016 there used to be a world you’re that was just a couple chunks of a normal world

I thought gears where just a temporary texture for Redstone

I want a 3d printer to make my worlds into my shelfs

Everybody knows one of the best Minecraft featured back then was the scrolling dirt background and the animated title

1: The more detail

I had no idea that’s how people used to get those poster looking screenshots super cool feature to remember

Brick pyramids were tests that weren’t supposed to be kept in the game

0.31 It Doesn't exist launcher

FLAOT

I think I just watched a dif vid about this

I miss the classic Steve "oogh" when being injured

"there's not much stopping the player from just using an elytra" what about iron being as rare as diamonds now

Omg i remember gears😂😂😂 I feel so old

Damn, that island is layered like a Beyblade

I want indev style 256x256 world generation option in todays minecraft with this cool screenshot feature

My favorite Minecraft feature is finite worlds. It changes the way you play. Non renewable resources are much more valuable and biomes are much smaller. You can't just freely gather resources and travel great distances. You need to treat the world with care.

Dirt slabs literally shouldn't of been removed

doesnt answer the question of why but cool video

What about a dynmap

Dynamap sort of does this

It could just use the players render distance as a limit.

Also 666 block in inventory i like this miss you 666 block in inventory
Old memories 🥺

they could easily re-add the feature if they just let u choose how many chunks you wanted to capture with it, like with a similar slider to render distance.

Speaking of Old World, the setting was removed around 1.17 in Bedrock Edition, with just Infinite or Flat, as of this comment.

So basically, I have what is possibly one of the very last worlds with the 256 × 256 format. It has a nice coral reef at spawn.

the old textures were much prettier and the game's atmosphere better.

Remind of the original fallouts for some reason

What if you played Minecraft as if it was isometric

It's already a big download

imagine we had gears. I could do so much

Those brick pyramids were just funny. Nothing in them. Literally just a massive pile of bricks..

The first minecraft versions was really the best.

They should do that but in a size of a map instead of the whole world

It would be cool if you could take a screenshot of a 60m wide world, but it would be very small to see your builds and it would take to much space, aswell as probably cheating

I fucking need the quiver 😭

On many servers, Livemaps/Dynmaps have basically replaced this feature, some offer a very detailed isometric view of the map that you can take screenshots of.
But it would still be nice if this was a function in vanilla/singleplayer as well today.

DistantHorizons mod do it's job. I can't play Minecraft without it because it feels empty, you literally getting used to not being in a small island floating in the sky but have a true horizon line and can see far far for tens of kilometers.
i personally made myself a 24km vision with 12chunk of real chunks and 12chunk LOD's quality stepping

We need dirt slaps!

you could hit f7 to get a whole new perspective

A way this could work is like a hologram that functions like a map but 3d

Or replay mod

Why not bring this back but solve the issue with it only showing rendered chunks. Ik there’s tools to reset chunks and it shows you a directly over head view but it would be better to see your world in more detail and at an angle like this.

The 3D models were placeholders

They could have just reimplemented the feature to operate within a radius around the user

Anyone else remember the original stone cutter?

Could've just made it a customizable amount of chunks

notch: idk ask Microsoft is their problem now

I miss the pyramids, I found 1 or two and built old brick houses from it

Couldn't they have just kept this feature but limited it the same way the simulation distance is limited? Like having a min-max function to only render up to the 256x256 block original? Or is that not something that would work?

Isn't this just structure blocks?