Game:

Minecraft (2011)

Duration: 2:15

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This video contains:
- Loading screens
- Updated pause menus
- Fake gaussian blur (bluring with FBOs, without shaders)
- Performance tweaks
- Particles
- JGLFW

This video does NOT contain:
- Procedually generated levels (recording with 10 FPS is painful)
- Walkthrough through all the (new) options
- The new RAM usage screen
- SlimODK
- Rick-Roll'in
- Audio
- HD content. Thanks, single-core Intel Celeron + Intel GPU!

I didn't work much on Shadow Engine due to a busy Real Life (TM). I'll try to do as much as I can, though.

Annotations may pop up some time after the video has been uploaded.

Gameplay and screencord on an eMachines E525 running Linux Ubuntu 14.04 with Gnome 3.12 . Recorded via VLC's built-in recorder - blame VLC for that video quality, missing sound, the missing cursor and everything else.

FAQ:

Q: Why is daytime changing rapidly?
A: I've set the daytime code to debug mode to fix a problem with the starts that appeared when I was making it more performant.

Q: What is Shadow Engine?
A: Shadow Engine is a codebase / engine on top of LibGDX to create games in Java more easily. It's also an experiment of me to learn how to write more performant code and to maintain a greater project in my free time.
It's open source, available on GitHub: https://github.com/AngelDE98/shadow-engine
(Patches visible in the video may not be pushed already.)
Shadow Engine Test is just another name for calling the result when compiling an unmodified Shadow Engine copy.

Q: Is it Android / OUYA compatible?
A: Yes, it's Android compatible, with a split button layout. It's also OUYA - Compatible, but needs an overscan fix.

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