Six months of mining, making & spending
Congratulations to Mine N Spend for existing for six months! What began as a tiny launcher has grown into a saved, multiplayer survival block world.
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Game guides and patch notes
Original Mine N Spend guides for new players, builders, and people who want to find every rare block.
Open the command bar with T, type /build, and start on a 20×20 grass platform. Left-click places the block selected in the palette and right-click removes it. Shift-click selects several blocks, which can be welded together or given a safe custom script. Test Mode lets you play before exporting a .mnsworld and its custom .block files.
Break grass and dirt to fill the hotbar, then place your blocks to make a shelter. Hunger slowly falls while travelling. Food from the Shop restores hunger, while health is lost from danger and restored when you are safe and fed. Water makes lakes feel alive, but it cannot be mined.
Stone normally needs the LiUMX mining tool before it drops. Money ore is gray stone with bright gold pieces and gives money when mined with the tool. Cave viens have a much better chance of containing money ore. Use /locate mns:money_ore or /locate vien to show coordinates and a red direction arrow.
Villages generate naturally in the world. Type /locate mns:vilage to find the nearest one. During the ten-minute night cycle, zombies can appear and chase the player. Punching deals damage, but building a shelter and keeping hunger full is the safest plan.
Mine N Spend worlds save their seed, broken blocks, placed blocks, chests, and inventory in an .mnsworld file. Pick a name when creating a world, then open that same file later to continue your house, mine, and village trip exactly where you left off.
Choose Multiplayer from the game menu, host a world, share its lobby code, and choose the saved world to play. Friends who enter the same code join the host’s world and can explore its terrain, buildings, and villages together.
Who built it?
Created by Ivan Shulha and YTTYYYYG Studios.
The game is a fan-made project inspired by block-building games. It is not an official Minecraft product and is not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft.