@hking1 & ElementCoder: I have already a document lying around where you can insert your code once and then it will execute it automatically when restarting it. It would be like a seperate self-made program. I will include it to v2.0

@AnToX98: Yep, as mentioned in the readme, you shouldn't use the 2D Editors yet, if you don't remove.them yourself before exiting your program. But I already have an idea for that... is the a way to remove or hide the 2D Editors in apilevel 1?
Unfortunately, there is neither an event for ctrl+number nor for the ctrl key and I also used every detectable button... but you can do menu => 5 => 2 to get to the end.
Aand sorry for my stupidity about the insert function I didn't notice that I broke it completely; I'll fix that soon

@Lionel Debroux: Yes, of cause! I've noticed that commotion about 3.6 and that it blocks ndless; therefore many peoply obviously won't install it. If 3.6 brings some useful features, I will only use them for cosmetic purposes, such as inclination for lava

@adriweb: Big Thanks for that info! I've seen that init function somewhere but I didn't know that it is possible to pass arguments; that will make things much easier! The bad thing about the code is that I started writing it with nearly no knowledge about nspire lua and medium knowledge of programming in general. So some parts are horribly bad and some (I think) are not. I pretty much started making Minecraft to learn scripting, train programming and see how much I can do with the nspire (and fun of cause ). But now it's a much bigger thing than I ever expected and that's why it indeed would be good if a good programmer would give me some advice to optimize it

Edit: I've seen on the TI-planet article that you mentioned that the lava has no inclination. That is because the lava has a difficult texture with orange and red patches. The flowing water is rendered as a blue polygon, but how to make a polygon look like lava? As long as I don't have a solution for that, I'll use compressed lava textures...

@hking1: Hi and welcome to omnimaga! Im glad to see that my program helps newcomer to get into nspire lua programming The included reference guide is the official scripting api guide. I think once you understood the basics it's enough information to use those functions properly. To get into nspire lua programming, here is a very useful wiki. To understand the structure of a nspire program just download a random program at ticalc.org and look through the code (That's how I learned lua programming ) I hope this helps a bit; I'm not that good at writing guides (in english)...

@AnToX98: Well, I'm very busy with Minecraft 2D and school right now, I don't know when I'll be able to come back to work on the script editor. But I promise to work on the insert function first

!!!Huge Update!!!
Version 0.10 is now attached to the first post!

New Features:
- Farming:
  - Hoes
    - use on dirt/grass with [(-)]
    - turns dirt/grass into farmland
    - if used on grass there is a chance of dropping seeds
  - Farmland
    - hydrated if in horizontal range of 4 blocks to waterblock
    - changes to dirt if not hydrated for some time
    - jumping on it destroys it!
  - crops
    - place on farmland by pressing [(-)]
    - growing speed depends on whether the farmblock is hydrated and light
  - Bread
  - buckets are planned for the next version, use lakes for now!

- Bone Meal:
  - apply with [(-)]
  - skips 1-6 stages of affected crop
  - used on saplings, they'll grow with a chance of 2/3

- Gravel:
  - drops flint with a 10% chance

- Flint and steel
  - place fire with [(-)] next to a flammable block

- Fire:
  - spreads, destroys and extinguishes
  - Harms Mobs and player
  - ignites TNT
  - lava randomly sets fire to near flammable blocks

- Bow and arrows:
  - aim with block selection frame
  - shoot with [(-)]
  - arrows harm mobs
  - physics!
  - arrows get stuck in solid blocks
  - arrows, shot by the player, are recollectable

- Mobs:
  - new mob spawning logic
  - skeletons:
    - they shoot arrows
    - they burn in the sun
    - drop bones, arrows and rarely bows
  - zombies drop strings (no spiders yet...)

- Trees (experimental!):
  - you can now walk through them
  - you can't fall through leaves
  - tree trunks drop normal, solid wood

- Beds:
  - sleeping in a bed will set it as spawnpoint
  - when you die and your homebed was not destroyed and is not obstructed, you'll spawn near your homebed

- Graphics:
  - Grayscale optimisations:
    - Better Deathscreen
    - Material indicators (I=Iron, G=Gold, D=Diamond)
    - Lighter lava and water textures
  - burning furnaces have special textures
  - performance optimisations

- Falling Sand:
  - is now an object
    - similar behaviors as in minecraft! (torch mining etc.)

- Torches:
  - now placeable on walls
  - fancy particle effects

- World generator:
  - more sand under lakes
  - gravel deposits

- Menu:
  - "Nein" changed to "About"

- Hopefully fixed the crafting menu bug on OS 3.1 now

The world container file and the world transfer system is ready but I'll wait for the next update to include and enable it because I am running out of IDs for blocks and items, so I'll have to redefine many IDs which would break saves and cause bugs. Also I'm not too sure with the save format yet; I want to keep all saves and the world container file compatible to all versions of the game!

And as always: Look on controls.txt for controls

Yep, I like that idea too, it will be a bit complicated to realise but I think it's the most agreeable option for trees

@jh0421: Welcome to omnimaga! I am very honoured to be the first to welcome a new member! If I had any peanuts I'd give some to you
About the bucket: yes that's one major problem I have right now, I think I'll have to rewrite the whole liquids part for that bucket...

And there's still the question to all: Should you be able to walk through trees? The trees would give you wood which you can use to build and walk on!