The Minecraft app is done! YAY! Please respond to this thread if you are going to use this program.
SCREENSHOTS:
Color:
Monochrome (enlarged for better readability):
If you find a bug or if you have a problem, please dont hesitate to post on this thread, send me a pm or email me at (reveal this email).
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- Display a map of the player's surroundings
- Dynamic background support (Different ones for the over world, nether and the end)
- Multiple backgrounds for each world and cycle between then at a user changeable interval
- Allow for texture customization
- Allow for user to change the background type to static (not a moving background), to preserve resources on lower end systems
- Add multiplayer stats, server name, ping, players etc.
- Add multiplayer chat
- Editor allowing the user to re position the items on the screen
INSTALLATION GUIDE:
1. Install the Minecraft Forge API
2. Copy the mod file into the /mods folder
3. Start the Minecraft LCD Application.exe (From the app download)
4. Start Minecraft as normal
5. The app will popup from the system tray telling you that it is connected to Minecraft
6. Enjoy playing Minecraft with your LCD keyboard!
Please visit the website for more information and download links. Source code for the mod is available here. Contributions are greatly appreciated.
Ummm i gonna be stupid right now but what is this mod for? (i know im stupid :laugh.gif: )
And what does the app version is suppose to do? transfer it to your iPod or something?
Cause i definitely didn't already try googling it... *sarcasm*
The G19 is a gaming keyboard produced by Logitech, it has a little LCD screen that can display info about your computer or in this case about games. We'll also be adding more devices later (first the G15) and there is an idea to get it on mobile devices.
The G19 is a gaming keyboard produced by Logitech, it has a little LCD screen that can display info about your computer or in this case about games. We'll also be adding more devices later (first the G15) and there is an idea to get it on mobile devices.
So running MC as installed from your computer on your G19 keyboard? EXCELLENT! *air guitar riffs*
Well, that is not entirely accurate. The software renders the information it gets from the mod to the G19's LCD screen. Just the information, not the game itself.
Would it be possible to make one for the monochrome display?
Yes, of course. I am currently working on a G15 version, if the protocols are the same, it will be easy. If not, I will add it the version after that one.
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Curse PremiumHello Guys!
The Minecraft app is done! YAY!
SCREENSHOTS:
Color:
Monochrome (enlarged for better readability):
If you find a bug or if you have a problem, please dont hesitate to post on this thread, send me a pm or email me at (reveal this email).
LICENSE:
You are free:
To Share, to copy, distribute and transmit the work.
Under the following conditions:
Attribution. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but
not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
No Derivative Works. You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work.
Legal Code (the full license)
FUTURE IDEAS:
- Display a map of the player's surroundings
- Dynamic background support (Different ones for the over world, nether and the end)
- Multiple backgrounds for each world and cycle between then at a user changeable interval
- Allow for texture customization
- Allow for user to change the background type to static (not a moving background), to preserve resources on lower end systems
- Add multiplayer stats, server name, ping, players etc.
- Add multiplayer chat
- Editor allowing the user to re position the items on the screen
INSTALLATION GUIDE:
1. Install the Minecraft Forge API
2. Copy the mod file into the /mods folder
3. Start the Minecraft LCD Application.exe (From the app download)
4. Start Minecraft as normal
5. The app will popup from the system tray telling you that it is connected to Minecraft
6. Enjoy playing Minecraft with your LCD keyboard!
Please visit the website for more information and download links. Source code for the mod is available here. Contributions are greatly appreciated.
Greetings
Good news, we'll also be making a G15 version, the design is already complete, only the coding has to be finished.
And what does the app version is suppose to do? transfer it to your iPod or something?
Sorry if it's a dumb question, i've never heard of it before.
Also what does the mod version do ?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=logitech g19
Cause i definitely didn't already try googling it... *sarcasm*
The G19 is a gaming keyboard produced by Logitech, it has a little LCD screen that can display info about your computer or in this case about games. We'll also be adding more devices later (first the G15) and there is an idea to get it on mobile devices.
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Okay thanks :smile.gif:
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Curse PremiumThis is going in my boot :wink.gif:
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Curse PremiumIt is in the works. The next version will include G15 support.
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Curse PremiumWell, that is not entirely accurate. The software renders the information it gets from the mod to the G19's LCD screen. Just the information, not the game itself.
We're working on that, it'll be in the next version :wink.gif:
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Curse PremiumThanks! :biggrin.gif:
Yes, of course. I am currently working on a G15 version, if the protocols are the same, it will be easy. If not, I will add it the version after that one.