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Player- and server-owner documentation for NeroArcade, part of the Neroland mod family. Built on Neroland Core.
NeroArcade lets you make mini games inside Minecraft and play them with friends. A game is built from module chips: ten slots, each deciding one thing — the board, what you steer, how you win, what threatens you, what you collect, the controls, the speed, one twist, how many play, and the look. Put the chips in a Game Bench, try the game, and save it to a Cartridge. Slide the cartridge into an Arcade Cabinet and play; everyone nearby can watch the screen. Swap one chip and you have a different game.
Cartridges hold a game, not a program, so they are safe to share: copy them at a Cartridge Duplicator, publish and download them at an Arcade Exchange, and remix someone else's game at your own bench. Join cabinets with a Link Bus to play versus or co-op, and watch the scores on a Marquee Screen.
Status: version
0.1.0-beta.1, a beta. Everything below is built and tested in code; it has not yet had its first full run in a live game.
- Getting Started — bench, chip, cartridge, cabinet in five steps
- Modules — the ten slots and every chip, with its settings and recipe
- Building a Game — three worked recipes from the example games
- Cartridges and Sharing — save, copy, publish, download, remix, and credit
- Multiplayer and the Link Bus — linked cabinets, versus, co-op, turns
- Leaderboards — top tens, personal bests, and who is named
- Gallery — the showcase hall and the screenshot tool
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Commands — every
/neroarcadecommand and the two client commands -
Config — every setting in
config/neroarcade.properties - Privacy — what a server keeps about you, credit, export and erasure
- NeroLink — the companion app: your library, boards, notifications, export and import
No Holo-Arena (playing a game out in real blocks), tournaments, cross-server exchange, soundtrack chips or sprite editors yet; no "challenge a friend" in the app; no turn-taking across linked cabinets; at most four players in one game. Coin-op play with NeroEconomy is built but switched off by default. The full list is in the mod's changelog.