The Original Purpose of this Site was to Provide an Easy-to-Access Version of Adventurecraft along with a few resources. While the resources may be ok, the best way to Get and Play Adventurecraft now is via https://adventurecraft.dev featuring a Launcher which allows you to Easily and Conveniently Download Maps and Auto-Updates Adventurecraft.

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What is Adventurecraft?

Adventurecraft is a mod for Minecraft Beta 1.7.3 (Supported up to Release 1.3.2 but always patched down to 1.7.3). It hasn't received an update from it's original creator since August 2012. Few mods would attempt to recapture what Adventurecraft was capable of.

As of late, this Torch has now been taken on by a new team with the blessing of the mod's original creator Cryect. This is what Adventurecraft Awakening is.

Adventurecraft at it's most basic description is a platform to play and tool to create Adventure Maps made for it, utilizing Minecraft as it's base.

What sets this apart from Regular Minecraft?

What sets it apart from Adventure Map making in plain old minecraft at the time or even modern versions of the game is the sheer amount of customization and freedom in map making. AC allows it's creators with things such as Per-Map Textures, HD Texture Support, Audio Replacement Support, Javascript Scripting, NPCs, Custom Entities via Scripting, etc.

Don't modern versions of Minecraft have these already?

While these days a lot of these features being gloated about wouldn't be thought much about since minecraft already has a lot of these features out of the box, the difference is in their implementation. Adventurecraft makes these similarities suck less to accomplish. While in modern versions with scoreboards, command blocks and mcfunction files you're essentially hacking things together and abusing the games mechanics to get the desired results where as in Adventurecraft you get Javascript with various different functionalities available to you. You get variables (integers, floats, strings, arrays, booleans, etc.), basic math functions like math.random() or math.floor() or even simple addition, UI elements (sprites, labels/text, and rectangles plus containers to store them in), and so on which gives you far easier customization than modern minecraft offers.

This sounds great! Where can I get it?

Visit https://adventurecraft.dev!