Showing posts with label Minecraft PC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minecraft PC. Show all posts
Monday, March 11, 2013
Minecraft PC Mods: Any Suggestions?
If you saw my earlier posts, you would know I have YouTube channel called "iAmNinjoe". Please give me Minecraft mods so I can showcase them on my channel. I will showcase the mods picked on my channel.
Minecraft PC Maps: Any Suggestions?
As you all know, I have a new YouTube channel called "iAmNinjoe". In this channel, I do these videogame LP's (Let's Play), skits, and other stuff. I've been thinking and...well...I want your ideas about what Minecraft PC custom maps I should do. Mini-game maps count as custom maps (in my eyes). The only maps that are not acceptable are maps that have content that is inappropriate or content that has profanity. Sooo...please give me ideas.
Minecraft PC Texture Packs: Any Suggestions?
You might as well know that Minecraft has a kind of unique "look" for itself. But, did you know that people make different "looks" for Minecraft called "texture packs". Here's what I want you to do, readers and YouTube video watchers:
1. Look for these texture packs for me to review in my YouTube channel, "iAmNinjoe".
2. Name them or link them to me in the comments of this post or my Minecraft videos.
That is it. It's easy! Please do these things for me, so that I can give you awesome reviews and playthroughs of different games.
1. Look for these texture packs for me to review in my YouTube channel, "iAmNinjoe".
2. Name them or link them to me in the comments of this post or my Minecraft videos.
That is it. It's easy! Please do these things for me, so that I can give you awesome reviews and playthroughs of different games.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Minecraft PC Beta 1.4.7: How To Get Saddles
The only ways to find saddles are to trade with NPC villagers or look through chests in dungeons. I really wish that we can be able to craft saddles without having to search all those dungeons or trading extremely rare emeralds for 1 saddle. Tell me what you think about Minecraft saddles in the comments.
Minecraft PC Beta 1.4.7: What is the HUD?
What is the HUD? (of Minecraft PC Beta 1.4.7)
There are 4 things that make up the HUD in Minecraft PC (Beta).
This post will show you what the different parts are for and what you should do about them.
The Health Bar
The health bar tells you if you are dying, injured, or in tip-top shape! Your health bar falls when a player or mob hits you, touch lava, drown, suffocate, or fall off a high height. Certain effects from potions or mobs can change your health bar in a good or bad way. It is important to keep your hunger bar up to let your health bar heal over time if you got hurt.
The Hunger Bar
The hunger bar tells you if you are full, dying of hunger, or in between. Your hunger bar will go down faster if you sprint a lot. If your hunger bar is empty, you will start to die. You can refill your hunger bar by eating food. The last sentence of the paragraph, "The Health Bar", is true.
The Experience Bar
The experience bar tells you how much experience (XP) you have earned mining ores, killing mobs, and other stuff. If you passed an experience level, a number will show up on top of the experience bar. If you have enough experience levels you give awesome enchantments to your tools using an Enchantment Table. You can lose your experience when you die.
The Item Hotbar
The item hotbar contains all the items you want to have on-the-go, instead of having it in your inventory. Pressing different number buttons (1, 2, 3, 4, 5...) lets you scroll left to right across items. You can drop the items from your item hotbar, if you want.
The "Bubbles" Bar
The "bubbles" bar shows you how much time you have to breathe underwater. When the bar is empty, you will start losing health. The bar only shows up when you are underwater.
The Armor Bar
The armor bar shows how much protection and armor you have on you. You can obtain armor by crafting it and then putting it on you.
There are 4 things that make up the HUD in Minecraft PC (Beta).
This post will show you what the different parts are for and what you should do about them.
The Health Bar
The health bar tells you if you are dying, injured, or in tip-top shape! Your health bar falls when a player or mob hits you, touch lava, drown, suffocate, or fall off a high height. Certain effects from potions or mobs can change your health bar in a good or bad way. It is important to keep your hunger bar up to let your health bar heal over time if you got hurt.
The Hunger Bar
The hunger bar tells you if you are full, dying of hunger, or in between. Your hunger bar will go down faster if you sprint a lot. If your hunger bar is empty, you will start to die. You can refill your hunger bar by eating food. The last sentence of the paragraph, "The Health Bar", is true.
The Experience Bar
The experience bar tells you how much experience (XP) you have earned mining ores, killing mobs, and other stuff. If you passed an experience level, a number will show up on top of the experience bar. If you have enough experience levels you give awesome enchantments to your tools using an Enchantment Table. You can lose your experience when you die.
The Item Hotbar
The item hotbar contains all the items you want to have on-the-go, instead of having it in your inventory. Pressing different number buttons (1, 2, 3, 4, 5...) lets you scroll left to right across items. You can drop the items from your item hotbar, if you want.
The "Bubbles" Bar
The "bubbles" bar shows you how much time you have to breathe underwater. When the bar is empty, you will start losing health. The bar only shows up when you are underwater.
The Armor Bar
The armor bar shows how much protection and armor you have on you. You can obtain armor by crafting it and then putting it on you.
Thursday, January 24, 2013
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