Minecraft

Download the texture pack and put it into the Minecraft Texture Pack folder.

You need to hold the Function key (marked Fn) and then press F5 and F11 to use as function keys. This can be reversed in the Keyboard section of System Preferences by ticking the Use F1, F2 etc. as standard function keys option; the Fn key will then control the brightness and volume keys.

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In your saves for Minecraft, copy the world that you want to make into a server world. Be sure to copy the entire folder. Open your server folder and paste it there. In the server properties file, change the name of the server to the name of your world's folder. Then launch the server and it should be your exact world.

no you can host your own server.

F4

No, you need to register and pay for the premium account online.

About 21 dollars.

Yes you can. However, beware of the lava- Your water will turn it into obsidian or cobblestone!

IN THE MOST RECENT VERSION OF MINECRAFT BETA AS OF MAY, 19, 2011, THE SECOND YOU PUT WATER ANYWHERE IN THE NETHER IT WILL EVAPORATE AND DISAPPEAR.

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You will need to download a screen recorder in order to do so. There should be an option to upload to YouTube, but if not, look up a tutorial on how to upload videos onto YouTube.

Well, that's easy, I think you might already know how to do this by now, so sorry if you do, but here it is in steps:

1: Download the map you want

2: It's a .zip file, right click the folder (best to download to desktop) and click extract here, or extract all, if it's extract all, choose to extract it to desktop in it's own folder

3: Rename the folder World# with at the # the world you want it to be when u select the world.

4: Restart Minecraft and the world should be there

If you have any inconvenience still trying to play the custom maps, feel free to send me a message at: louistimmer@hotmail.com :) Hope this is what you were looking for.

1. Go to your crafting table.

2. Make six sticks.

EB EB EB

EB WP2x EB ST8x

EB WP2x EB

3. Put two rows of sticks on the bottom of the crafting table interface.

EB EB EB

ST ST ST FC

ST ST ST

4. A fence should be in the box right of the interface for you to pick up.

Key:

EB=Empty Box

Wp=Wooden Plank

ST=Stick

FC=Fence

You have to make a Hoe (look up a recipe if you dont know it) and use it on grass and 1 in 10 will spawn a seed then use the hoe on grass of dirt near water arfter that select the seed right click on the dirt that you used the hoe on and wait 2 or so mine craft day and it will grow

Because you must of pressed F1, to get your HUD back press F1

They are not in minecraft by default. You have to install a mod...Mo Creatures I think it is.

yes. you can buy the Xbox or Playstation version as a disk but The PC version is sold as a 'gift card' sort of thing with a special code you can use to redeem your account at minecraft.net, after a few additional info (Player name, Etc). This saves having to use credit card online at the minecraft website, as not all people want to use their credit cards for saftey reasons.

Press "e" to open your inventory. At the top, right to your character, there's a mini crafting area, with only 2x2 squares. Put one wooden plank in each square, and you'll get a crafting table.

See the below link for a tutorial, including diagrams, on how to make a bed in Minecraft.

By itself, nothing

If you have wood, you could make a diamond sword, a diamond shovel, a diamond hoe or a jukebox

$21.61 I suggest you get it while in beta. After beta 28.82.

This all depends on your maps. A copy of Minecraft that has no started maps is around 228KB. But after you start playing this will go up.

No, you need a diamond pickaxe to successfully mine obsidian, and it takes 15 seconds. With anything else it take a minute, roughly. If you do not use a diamond pickaxe you will not be able to mine the obsidian.

Go onto video settings, set mipmap to minimal, turn off clouds, set graphics to fancy, and reduce your render distance. This should help with accessing your resource packs. What's going on is your computer is trying to anticipate which resource pack you will apply, and to accomodate it's trying to display all your resource packs at once. This should help reduce the strain on the RAM.

yes. save a minecraft skin, any kind, then open up your minecraft.jar folder using winrar. after this go to mob then there should be a file called char.png, open up your saved minecraft skin and rename it char (just char). then (while having both side to side) drag your new minecraf skin and drop it into the mob folder. check your minecraft after. hope this helped.