Hi Folks !

Is there any chance that a minecraft clone will be ported to MorphOS ? Let me know if there is a similar one that I can play at present day.

Ty ^^

We have Craft, by Yomgui (who ported Python and Blender to MorphOS, and also developed PyMUI, Gribouillis or the wonderful Firewire stack for MorphOS) : http://yellowblue.free.fr/yiki/doku.php/en:dev:craft:start

Yomgui, tu nous manques ! #coeuraveclesdoigts

Yomgui hasn't been around for a long time. Hope it's okay

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Yomgui is pretty much alive afaict, at least I talked to him earlier this year about some Python related things and the MorphOS port of Python he did way back.
Unfortunately, he isn't really much into MorphOS nowaways and moved on to some other playgrounds - which is kind of a pity, as it is pretty sad not to have such a creative developer actively in our scene.

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Is it possible to play Craft or is it in work in progress?

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polluks has just uploaded it on Aminet:

minetest

Thanks polluks !

It need Python preinstalled i think but i don't know how to launch it for the moment.

[EDIT]I try many things but it does'nt launch, i have this error message:

RuntimeError: Bad magic number in .pyc file :(

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There is a magic number in the first four bytes of any compiled bytecode .pyc/.pyo file which needs to match the magic number required by the installed Python version ... It would be helpful if the related file could be identified, could obviously be part of the installed python and/or the additional code installed.
It is possible that the Python version used does not match the requirements of the installed code. It could also be that it is "just" some corrupt byte code file.

@cyfm,

thanks a lot for your answer!

I've tested all files of the root with all version of Python available on the storage and tested executable too. but with no success...

Maybe a file corrupt in fact...

If someone win to start it or have another archive...

Tysm guys ^^

Yes I don't know how to start it :| Im not familiar in pyton :(

If someone can explain how to do that would be much appreciated :)

Ty to @cyfm and @Papiosaur to give it a try ;)

i've found this syntax to AmigaImpact posted by Batteman 10 years ago, thanks Batteman!

python2.5 -O main.pyo –r r.0.0.mcr -x 5 -z 5

So you need to install Python 2.5 before, and i have realized a "cd partition:minetest/ before.

Here a window 'Test' is open and i have "application is mediating"... (on Powerbook and G5)

Maybe it work on a Mac mini ?

I have tried with a stack but without success...

Any ideas ?

Maybe you need an older MorphOS/TinyGL...

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This one ? https://www.morphos-storage.net/?id=1532060

@polluks: Yes, i will try old, thanks

@Mabo: yes this one

[EDIT] Tried with TinyGL from MorphOS3.0.iso but without success...

[EDIT2] Should work with TinyGL from MorphOS 3.1, i will install it this evening to test.

OK I downloaded that python versione, and now ? What I have to do cause i dont see any installer :/

OK I downloaded that python versione, and now ? What I have to do cause i dont see any installer :/

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You must copy C drawer and LIBS drawer to SYS: (partition named "System" normally)

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Is that all ? Thank i go via shell.

@Mabo: For the installation of Python 2.5 yes that all.


[ Edité par Papiosaur 21.08.2023 - 14:26 ]

Same issue on my MacMini G4 1.5


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Python 2.5 was released on September 19th 2006

The last edit on Yomgui mintest page is:
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According to this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MorphOS#Release_history_of_2.x/3.x_series

He probably used MorphOS 2.x or maybe 1.x

Reagards

[ Edited by Mabo 22.08.2023 - 18:32 ]

Seeing as how no one else has brought this up yet, and this exactly fits the description of OP's request, and there is no separate thread for it, here it is!

Classicube 1.3.7, a Minecraft clone written from scratch in C, fits the bill of what you are looking for. Ported to MorphOS by BeWorld, Classicube 1.3.7 requires SDL 2.32.10 and TinyGL.

Somehow I found this thread by accident and thought that something like this was recently uploaded to morphos-storage.net. Turns out, it was!