Raytraced Minecraft (3D)

Instructions

IMPORTANT: Use this link or the project won't work: https://turbowarp.org/869264071?hqpen&offscreen&turbo This project only works if you do this: 1. play on turbowarp 2. play with turbo mode on 3. turn on remove fencing and high quality pen on Share your world save codes here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/693863 Controls (also in-game): [WASD] to move around [space] and [shift] to fly up and down [E] to open inventory/hotbar [M] to save the world FAQs Q: Why does the screen look messy when I move? A: The project renders at a lower resolution when you move, so you don't lag out. This is scratch after all, and it's rendering as fast as possible. You can turn the resolution down in the settings. Q: Why does the menu look bad? A: Try turning on remove fencing, if it's not already on Q: Why am I stuck in creative mode? A: I ran into the project size limit, adding any more code would make it so I couldn't save the project. Q: What am I supposed to do? A: You can build structures, experiment with the lighting, take screenshots, and share your world codes. Q: Why does the grass sometimes look weird up close? A: Ambient occlusion is being weird, I don't want to fix it. Q: How did you code this? A: To put it simply, it uses a lot of math to calculate how each pixel should be colored, by simulating light rays in a world. Q: How do I break blocks? A: Select the blank box on your hotbar and click Q: Why does the credits page inside say "none"? A: I forgot to change it lol, you can look down there for the actual credits Credits: Minecraft for the music/some assets I used blender to create the 3D model in the intro @-Rex- for the quicksort used in the 3D engine (intro) @tsf70 for the tri fill used in the 3D engine #all #games #minecraft #3D #ray #madness #raytracing #RTX #shaders #3Dminecraft #blocks #scratch