We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article parts. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. Download and install Minecraft. Minecraft must be purchased, downloaded, and installed onto your computer before you can play it. You can purchase the game on the official website minecraft.
Open the Minecraft launcher. Double-click the Minecraft Launcher app icon, which resembles a block of dirt. You may have to wait for Minecraft to update before continuing. Click PLAY. It's a green button at the bottom of the launcher. Doing so will prompt Minecraft to start. You may have to enter your Minecraft login details before you can proceed. Click Singleplayer.
You'll find this option at the top of the main menu. Click Create New World. It's near the top of the window. Enter a name for your world. In the text box at the top of the window, type in the name that you want to use for your world. Adjust your world's options if needed. Click More World Options It's at the bottom of the window.
Doing so will confirm your game settings and create your world. Once the world loads, you can begin playing Minecraft. Part 2.
Buy and install Minecraft. You can buy and install Minecraft on both iPhone and Android. If you already have Minecraft installed, skip this step.
Open Minecraft. Tap the Minecraft app icon, which resembles a block of dirt. Tap Play. It's at the top of the screen. Tap Create New. You'll find this option near the top of the screen. Tap Create New World. This option is near the top of the screen. Doing so will open the world's creation page. If you don't see this option, first tap the New World tab in the upper-left corner of the screen.
Type in the name that you want to use for your world. The default name is "My World". Select a difficulty. Tap the "Difficulty" drop-down box, then tap a difficulty level in the drop-down menu. On higher difficulty settings, monsters do more damage and are harder to kill. Adjust other world options.
Scroll down through the "Game Settings" section of the screen and review the game options. You can change any of these before launching your game, though some options may not be available after you start the game. Tap Create. It's on the left side of the screen. Part 3. Insert the Minecraft disc, or select Minecraft from the list of purchased games. Select Play Game. It's at the top of the Minecraft main menu.
Select the Create tab. You can usually do this by pressing the right shoulder button on your controller. Select Create New World. It's at the top of the Create tab. Select the text box at the top of the screen, then enter a name for your world. The default name is "New World". Scroll down to the "Difficulty" slider, then move the slider right to increase the difficulty or left to decrease the difficulty.
Adjust the game options if needed. Select More Options , then change any options that you need to. For example, you might enter a code for a specific world into the "Seed" text field, or you might uncheck the "Generate Structures" box to prevent villages from being created. It's at the bottom of the screen. Part 4. Learn the controls and functions. You can view a complete list of your Minecraft version's controls by doing the following: Desktop - Press Esc , click Options Mobile - Tap the "Pause" button at the top of the screen, tap Settings , and tap Touch on the left side of the screen.
Gather initial resources. Minecraft is largely about gathering and using the resources from the world around you. When starting out in Minecraft, you'll immediately need to gather the following: Dirt - Perhaps the most common block in the game. Dirt is relatively useless later in the game, but can be used to create an effective temporary shelter early in the game. The dirt is very useful as it can also help when you get caught in a deep hole, which you can easily arrange one by one to create a dirt stair.
Wood blocks - Hitting trees will yield wood blocks. Wood is necessary for crafting everything from weapon and tool handles to torches and crafting resources. Gravel and Sand - Both of these resources are similar to dirt, and can be used as floor or wall material. Gravel and sand both fall when no block is placed directly below them.
Wool - You can get wool by killing sheep. Wool three pieces of the same color and any type of wooden planks is necessary when creating a bed, which is an essential piece of equipment if you want to avoid frustration early on in Minecraft.
Create a temporary house. Using dirt, gravel, and sand, build four walls and a roof for yourself. This will ensure that you have a place to hide when the world's night cycle begins. When making a house, the easiest way to make one Also suggested by Mojang is to find a hill and mine out a cave in the hill and put doors so mobs can't get into the house. To make doors arrange 2 columns of wooden planks on the left of your crafting table. You'll want to use dirt for your house because wood is much more useful for crafting tools.
Remember to leave at least one block-sized hole somewhere in the house for telling when it is day so you can get out at the crack of dawn to have extra time to collect resources. Build a crafting table. Crafting tables can be used to make almost anything in Minecraft. You can craft a crafting table inside of your inventory. Build a bed. Beds serve two purposes: they allow you to bypass the dangerous night cycle by sleeping through it, and they reset your spawn point to the last bed in which you rested.
This means that should you die, you won't respawn at the beginning of the world; instead, you'll spawn next to your bed. Creating a bed as soon as possible is incredibly important, especially if you built your shelter relatively far away from where you started your game.
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Beating a challenge map Creating a challenge map. Also be sure that if you use classic minecraft launcher, to use standalone profiles , that are setupped with custom directory in profile editor. That is needed to avoid conflicts between versions, even with vanilla ones!
Also more RAM is needed to load all parts of the game. The straight answer is Yes your friends need to download the mods. The reason behind this is the server and the client need to be in sync thus needing the mods.
So your friends would have to download the mods and place them in there. I highly doubt this will ever change due to how the game was built which requires the clients to load the mods like most games out there. It most likely is possible for the server to send mods straight to a client, but that could make problems for those without the proper PC elements, such as RAM. Usually, yes. For most mods, especially mods that add any kind of content, both the player and the server need to install the mod.
However , there are some mods that are required only on the client, or only on the server. For example, mods like InventoryTweaks, Journeymap or JEI work just fine when only the player has them and you can even use them on a vanilla server!
For Fabric, there is a mod called PolyMc, that can make it possible to join a modded server with a vanilla client. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. If I make a forge server with mods, do other people need the mod?
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