I doubt many people have interest in this seeing its the 3ds version which is probably the least card for version, but this build is just a legacy console port. So the code from the PS3, Xbox360, original Xbox One, PS4, etc versions is the same.
I mean if you are dedicated to the project sure, but I don't think many people have much interest.
Not me lol, I'm ass at coding, texturing, modeling (for now). I was just reading and thought that it would make the most sense to take the ps4 version's code.
The thing with that thread and this thread (and for many other of these kinds of projects) is that the OP always needs to have a ‘team‘ to make it work, which always comes down to ‘I don’t know anything about programming, I hope someone else will do all the work”
This is incorrect
Thats my bad then. I check out this version for a moment and instantly assumed it was a legacy console port just seeing how it felt.
Shubshub is also not 100% correct as the 3DS version uses the mobile Bedrock edition as a base. Probably done because the 3DS also has an Arm processor
Interesting. So it uses Bedrock as a base put ports some of it's menu assets from legacy console.
If it uses Bedrock as a base, then it might be a LITTLE easier to add new things. But that is my opinion, it can very well be harder than expected since we also have to account for the fact that even the New 3DS/2DS consoles are still very underpowered.
I just loaded up the game for the first time ever and it crashed when loading a world. second try it just loaded into a world with everything but the player invisible.
Upon further inspection, You are right
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