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마인크래프트로 '나만'을 위한 '낭만' 넘치는 RPG 만들기 ⛏️⛏️ **라임 지.렸.다** | 심연의 마루 #1
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Key takeaways
Technological concepts & development progress (Minecraft RPG in Minecraft + plugins)
Goal / idea
Create an “RPC”/RPG-style game inside Minecraft where the player:
- Mines basic resources (e.g., wood, stone) and crafts weapons/tools
- Completes NPC quests
- Races toward an ending
- Has a personalized, creator-built experience, but no fixed story or route yet—the development is exploratory.
Item customization via plugins
- Uses a plugin feature to add/modify item names and descriptions
- Mentions NBT (the chat asks what NBT is).
- Creates base tools (e.g., axe and pickaxe) with:
- Custom naming
- Adjusted displayed stats, including:
- Removing/controlling attack power / attack speed indicators
- Added “Tool” / “Item” labels
- Plausible lore/description text for both tools
Custom item system + robustness
- Builds a custom item plugin that supports registering items not already in vanilla Minecraft (resources and weapons).
- Emphasizes writing code robustly for future systems.
- Implements a fixed “barcode”/identifier embedded in every custom item to:
- Verify the player is holding the correct registered custom item
- Avoid rewriting comparison logic when item metadata changes (instead of comparing only by item type/name)
Guide/tutorial mechanics: “Adventure” resource drops
- System name: The resource acquisition system is called “Adventure.”
- Uses event listeners:
- A listener can detect many Minecraft events globally (mining/placing blocks, death, chat, clicking, etc.).
- Gameplay mechanic targeted:
- In Adventure Mode, resources should drop when the player:
- Holds the correct tool
- Left-clicks a block (not by normal mining)
- In Adventure Mode, resources should drop when the player:
Block-face / coordinate handling for particle drop location
- Problem being solved/attempted:
- When a block is clicked, the code tries to compute which face was clicked so particles/resources spawn on the correct side.
- Since Minecraft blocks are cubes with 6 faces, coordinate offsets are calculated per direction.
- Experiment performed:
- A “simple experiment” was used to manually determine offsets for non-up/down faces.
- Question for viewers:
- Asks whether there’s a function that directly provides the clicked face coordinates.
Debugging: Adventure mode interaction shows “air”
- Issue encountered:
- In Adventure mode, sometimes the system thinks the interacted block is air, causing mining-based drop logic to fail.
- Fallback solution considered: ray tracing
- Uses ray tracing (a “laser” from the player’s eyes) to detect the block reflection.
- Rationale: since air won’t reflect, ray tracing should identify the correct block more reliably than the interaction’s block reference.
- Why not normal block breaking:
- Normal mining would damage the map/terrain.
- The developer wants to avoid destructive behavior (mentions “map guns” / protecting the environment).
Planned next steps (deferred)
- Tool stats/settings still to implement later:
- Mining time per resource
- Drop rates per tool
- Work pauses because further block-breaking logic would break existing conditions, and it’s late (4:30 AM).
Main speakers / sources
- Single primary speaker/creator: The video narrator/developer building the Minecraft RPG via plugins (referred to speaking to chat and asking commenters for help).
- Chat participants (source of feedback):
- Mentioned once when someone asks what NBT is.
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