(Maybe I'm weird, just like my thoughts) So, I recently stumbled upon EagleCraft, which is basically Minecraft in the browser, kind of like ClassiCube but newer (it's up to 1.8.8 for now). What caught my attention was this one version that uses HTML to "launch" the game right in the browser. It's an offline file, so no servers or online play, but it runs surprisingly well, with only occasional lag, especially considering it's just 18 MB (a bit bigger than a standard texture pack for ClassiCube). I know it's a long shot, and we already have a downloadable client with offline support, but it would be really interesting to try something like an HTMLCube. I can't say that porting versions is easy - I've never done it myself - but porting a heavily modded old version like 0.30 might be harder, or maybe even easier, than a less heavily modded newer one like 1.8.8. Anyway, I hope I managed to get my idea in brains :]
⭐"I try to 🅰️lways be positive andcreate good stuff.shader..." — YneonCraft[squared]
(Maybe I'm weird, just like my thoughts) So, I recently stumbled upon
EagleCraft, which is basically Minecraft in the browser, kind of like ClassiCube but newer (it's up to 1.8.8 for now). What caught my attention was this one version that uses HTML to "launch" the game right in the browser. It's an offline file, so no servers or online play, but it runs surprisingly well, with only occasional lag, especially considering it's just 18 MB (a bit bigger than a standard texture pack for ClassiCube). I know it's a long shot, and we already have a downloadable client with offline support, but it would be really interesting to try something like an HTMLCube. I can't say that porting versions is easy - I've never done it myself - but porting a heavily modded old version like 0.30 might be harder, or maybe even easier, than a less heavily modded newer one like 1.8.8. Anyway, I hope I managed to get my idea in brains :]⭐ "I try to 🅰️lways be positive and create good stuff.shader..." — YneonCraft [squared]