Log in to follow creators, like videos, and view comments. It definitely added an interesting, fun twist to the game you've gotten used to in the first person. Explore the latest videos from hashtags: 2dcraft, diycraft, 2d, diycrafts, 2ddesign, dollcraft, drawcraft. If you are a fan of the 2D perspective in classic games and would like to try Minecraft with this perspective, it might be worth it for you to go through the effort of creating a separate installation of Minecraft, downgrading it to version 1.3.2, and installing this mod. Though, a simple Google search will allow you to find the necessary resources to downgrade your Minecraft to version 1.3.2. However, the downside of this mod is that you currently have to force downgrade your Minecraft to version 1.3.2 since development has been postponed on this mod until further notice. You get all of the features from the normal Minecraft - all of the dungeons, elements, and towns still appear in this 2D world. This mod is ideal for those who enjoy playing games with the retro side perspective you grew to love in classics like Super Mario Bros and Sonic the Hedgehog. This allows you to dig as far as you wish into the world to get the elements you need to further build your house or community. You play Minecraft from a side perspective in a world two blocks thick.

Adding the 2D-Craft Mod for Minecraft is almost like playing an entirely different game altogether, giving you the perspective you would normally expect from a game like the classic Mario Bros.ĢD-Craft Mod for Minecraft requires you to start a new world, and run the mod exclusively in that world.

Click set version and type in a number in the form x.y or x.y.z or x.y.z.2D-Craft Mod for Minecraft is a mod that turns Minecraft game-play into a 2D perspective.

If you are happy continue, if not go back and change options.

Otherwise, Click run and test it in a test world.

If you want to do an advanced build go to those instructions now.

Repeat steps 6 - 11 until you have added all the blocks you require.

Set display name to what you want it to be called in the inventory.

Set resource name to one of the names of the resource (will use that texture).Select that block and then click edit block.Click add new block and give it an allowed name.Repeat steps 2, 3 until you have added all the resources you require.Click add new resource and select a file, this will only create a link, so do not delete the original but if you change it, it will update next time you run/export the mod.

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