Gamecraft

Gamecraft is a Minecraft Mod created by (fictional) forum user Lt Colonel Summers.

It is a mod that incoporates the content of many other mods into one.

With this mod, players are able to code their own items, blocks, structures, mobs, and, much like Adventurecraft, code everything in a custom map up from dialogues to cutscenes.

Players are even able to create a custom NPC based off another player's skin.

Current available features
1. Customization: Players are able to code everything and anything as they wishes to. This includes creating a new object or modifying one already in the default Minecraft. A fine example being the Golden Sword of Justice (which is completely different than a Golden Sword) made by youtuber: Gamechap.

2. Dialogues: Players can upload multiple sound files that contains dialogues for characters. Dialogues occurs when a playable character or NPC did something, such as taking damage, or opening a door.

3. Cutscenes: Players can upload a cutscene into the source file of the mod. Cutscenes happens whenever the player reaches a certain checkpoint. Note however, Gamecraft does not support cutscenes made with Source Film Maker and Garry's Mod, and will crash Minecraft when one is triggered. The reason with SFM is being investigated.

To avoid graphical errors, any cutscenes made with Windows Movie Maker is automatically ejected by the codes.

4. Coding: One can create a switch that causes something to happen when triggered. Of course, the player can code it in a way so that it doesn't require any Redstone Wire from the output to the input (or the other way around).

Unimplemented/ unused/ removed features
1. Modding custom games: This feature is not available because Gamecraft is already a mod, so any games made with it cannot be modded and said mod must be added into the game officially. An example is the Freak Fortress Mod for Craft Fortress.

2. Tools and weapons durability: Durability has been deactivated due to Craft Fortress players complaining that their Melee Weapons broke mid-combat, leaving them completely unarmed.

3. Texture Packs: There is no need for a texture pack because the players can simply create new blocks/ item with a specific texture. However, an unused code for custom texture packs was founded in the Codings.