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Mojang Open-Sources Part of the Minecraft Code

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Mojang has open-sourced parts of the Minecraft code to allow others to optimize or use the code to create their own projects. Mojang has chosen the command engine that the game uses called Brigadier and a converter that takes older game data and converts it into newer up-to-date data that the current version of the game can use called Data Fixer Upper. An example would be an old level designed for an older version of the game. It needs to be converted so that the new version of the game can read and use it. Thus Data Fixer Upper does just that. As far as the next library that might go open source, the developers hinted at Blaze3D. "One library under consideration is Blaze3D - a complete rewrite of the render engine that we're aiming to implement for 1.14."

"Libraries are little parts of the game engine," explains Java developer, Nathan Adams (also known as Dinnerbone). "We're making some of the self-contained libraries that Minecraft uses open source. Anyone can pick them up and use them in their own game." The plan is to open up different libraries gradually.
 
BloodyIron said:
Nice! Now we just need bedrock edition on Linux and all will be fine
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Serious question: why? The only thing I can think of is cross-platform compatibility with other bedrock edition versions (which is a perfectly fine reason).
 
fucking Microsoft, too lazy to write their own code so they are making the public do it for them. Typical BS from them, will probably make it closed source in a few months and sue everyone using it <sarcasm>
 
BloodyIron said:
To play it of course.
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The regular version--the one that lets you use mods--works perfectly fine on Linux and always has. So again, why the bedrock edition? "Because I don't like Java" is a perfectly fine answer.
 
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