Minecraft 10

About

This project is a recreate of Minecraft 9 — built by clicking "Recreate" and giving Claude (by Anthropic) an additional prompt. Two key improvements this time: mouse button controls have been swapped to match standard Minecraft (left-click breaks, right-click places), and procedural sound effects have been added using the Web Audio API. Every block now makes a satisfying sound when placed or broken, with different tones per block type — no external audio files needed.

Prompt Used

Make the following two changes to this Minecraft HTML file: Change 1: Swap left/right mouse button actions Currently in the mousedown event handler, e.button === 0 (left click) places a block and e.button === 2 (right click) removes a block. This is backwards from standard Minecraft controls. Swap them so that:

Left click (e.button === 0) → Remove block (break) Right click (e.button === 2) → Place block

Also update the #controls-help text to reflect the corrected controls. Change 2: Add procedural sound effects using Web Audio API Add block placement and removal sound effects generated entirely with the Web Audio API (no external audio files). Requirements:

Create a reusable AudioContext (lazy-initialized on first user interaction to comply with browser autoplay policies). Block break sound: Short noise burst filtered through a bandpass filter with quick decay (~0.08-0.12s), simulating a "crunch" or "snap." Vary the filter frequency slightly per block type:

Grass/Dirt: lower frequency (~300-500 Hz), softer feel Stone: mid frequency (~600-900 Hz), sharper/harder feel Wood: mid-low frequency (~400-700 Hz), slightly hollow feel

Block place sound: A short, low-pitched thud using an oscillator (triangle or sine wave, ~80-150 Hz) with rapid exponential decay (~0.1s), combined with a very brief noise click for impact texture. This should sound subtly different from the break sound — more of a solid "thump." Play the appropriate sound immediately when a block is placed or removed, passing the block type index so the sound can vary by material. Keep the implementation self-contained (no external libraries, no Tone.js). Total added code should be roughly 40-70 lines.

How to Use

Getting Started

• Click the canvas to lock your cursor and start playing
• Press Escape to release the cursor

Movement

• W — Move forward
• A — Move left
• S — Move backward
• D — Move right
• Space — Jump

Camera

• Move your mouse to look around (while pointer lock is active)

Block Selection

• Click an inventory slot at the bottom of the screen, or press 1 (Grass), 2 (Dirt), 3 (Stone), 4 (Wood)

Building & Breaking

• Left-click to break a block
• Right-click to place the selected block type
• Each block type has its own unique break and place sound
• A crosshair in the center of the screen shows where you're aiming

Note: Controls now match standard Minecraft — left-click breaks, right-click places.

Want to take it further? Click "Recreate" to build on this version — try adding background music, a day/night cycle, or a health system!

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