Minecraft

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Originally Posted by gdn001

I'm eager for planes. :devious:

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Jetapacks.

:kz:
OH YES.

And after nukes are added, notches space game, 0x10c comes out, fitting into the timeline perfectly.

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Originally Posted by gdn001

Combine this with the fact that you can place string on the air, and voilá:
http://altermedicine.org/images/power%20lines.jpg

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Thats like the exact thing I was thinking of. Except through rainforests.

Voila.
http://whereswalden.com/wp-content/u...09/04/0138.jpg

So there has been a problem with the Res axe, and I was wondering if anyone had the same problem, or if there was something changed. Right now, at least for Cory and I, the Res commands don't read the wooden axe's selections. The axe shows the purple selection text, but when the we typed in /res create [name], it gave us an error saying no points were selected. If anyone has the same problem, or knows what is up with this, post about it please.

the latest round of updates gimped it somehow. i couldn't figure it out so i changed the item. use a blaze rod and it'll work.

The dynmap doesn't seem to work on my computer anymore. :( Every time I open it a script-error pop-up comes up.

Instead of a blaze rod, can we make it something easier? Like a shear? or a wooden shovel?

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Originally Posted by DominationMags

The dynmap doesn't seem to work on my computer anymore. :( Every time I open it a script-error pop-up comes up.

Instead of a blaze rod, can we make it something easier? Like a shear? or a wooden shovel?

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Flint? ............

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Originally Posted by DominationMags

The dynmap doesn't seem to work on my computer anymore. :( Every time I open it a script-error pop-up comes up.

Instead of a blaze rod, can we make it something easier? Like a shear? or a wooden shovel?

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Or maybe not a tool you're likely to manipulate the environment with?

how does a stick sound? I gots no problem with a stick. though I'm pretty certain i chose that for a reason. eh. whatever.

Moar cool tripwire experiments:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFIgUWNXR9s&feature=plcp

By the way this guy makes awesome videos, so check him out

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Originally Posted by SnipySev

Moar cool tripwire eperiments:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFIgUWNXR9s&feature=plcp

By the way this guy makes awesome videos, so check him out

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That jump detector thing would be awesome for making sure your house would be more secure, making you have to jump to open the door, etc.

Seriously, the stuff this guy does is mindblowingly amazing.
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They should seriously implement redstone logic gates in vanilla Minecraft. It would reduce the size of some machines by tenfold.

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Originally Posted by ATMLVE

Man, you could make some really cool industrial stuff with that. I say we chop down lines of rainforest and string this through them to make it seem more modern.

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What about covering God's beloved green carpet with a mixture of water and stone powders? Oh! and then we could cover our clean air surroundings with black clouds of acid!

I'm remaking the Hoenn region in Minecraft.
Here are some pics.

Littleroot
http://i.imgur.com/jr2zk.png

Route 101
http://i.imgur.com/d9YsU.png

Odale
http://i.imgur.com/kRnmX.png

It's to scale so the buildings are really tiny inside. But yeah... :/

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Originally Posted by ALEXhatena

What about covering God's beloved green carpet with a mixture of water and stone powders? Oh! and then we could cover our clean air surroundings with black clouds of acid!

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Yeah that sounds pretty cool actually

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Originally Posted by Joruto

I'm remaking the Hoenn region in Minecraft.


It's to scale so the buildings are really tiny inside. But yeah... :/

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Awesome, I always loved the Hoenn region. For the buildings you could maybe have a ladder going underground into the interior of the building which is actually underground, so that, true to the games, the inside is bigger than the outside.

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Originally Posted by ATMLVE

Awesome, I always loved the Hoenn region. For the buildings you could maybe have a ladder going underground into the interior of the building which is actually underground, so that, true to the games, the inside is bigger than the outside.

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Yeah I thought of that but I built it on Flat World so there isn't that much room

EDIT: And what about buildings that have an upstairs

eh....Is there a warp plugin for SP? that's all i got as far as ideas.

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Originally Posted by ALEXhatena

What about covering God's beloved green carpet with a mixture of water and stone powders? Oh! and then we could cover our clean air surroundings with black clouds of acid!

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I do think we need oil in MC. After all, we're gonna need some fuel for when the cars come in the next update! :kz:

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Originally Posted by gdn001

I do think we need oil in MC. After all, we're gonna need some fuel for when the cars come in the next update! :kz:

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I'd really like to get some industrial era tech on Minecraft.

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Originally Posted by ALEXhatena

I'd really like to get some industrial era tech on Minecraft.

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I agree, and without having to install 28 things to get industrialcraft...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv641xMLzJ0

:boo:

Who would've known something so pixelated and blocky could be so dramatic.

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Originally Posted by ALEXhatena

I'd really like to get some industrial era tech on Minecraft.

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There's certain things that Mojang refuses to include to ensure it doesn't mess with the general theme. They want the vanilla version to be truly vanilla, so that modders and artists get to make stuff that doesn't conflict with the core elements of the game.

You want advanced technology in Minecraft? Install the Technic Pack. Want the game to be focused on combat? Install More Weapons or Firearms mod. Want the game to be about wizardry? Install Equivalent Exchange.

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Originally Posted by SnipySev

There's certain things that Mojang refuses to include to ensure it doesn't mess with the general theme. They want the vanilla version to be truly vanilla, so that modders and artists get to make stuff that doesn't conflict with the core elements of the game.

You want advanced technology in Minecraft? Install the Technic Pack. Want the game to be focused on combat? Install More Weapons or Firearms mod. Want the game to be about wizardry? Install Equivalent Exchange.

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That's a dumb way of looking at it. Minecraft's base needs to evolve. We can't always rely on mods. Look at the latest updates from Mojang. There is literally nothing innovative in the updates. Why should I have to install a mod to have advanced technology in the game?

Let's also not forget about the nuisance of always having to revert back to vanilla after every update to the game, I then have to wait patiently until the mod creator decides to update his mod (and that's IF he updates his mod, there are a lot of people that simply stop updating their mods.)

A sandbox game is suppose to include everything they can possibly add. It is then up to us (the creators) to choose what we want to use/not use.

Minecraft has been out for a while and it's so depressing to see how many little updates they have brought out. Vanilla Minecraft is just sad boring. There is not enough to do and the world is so dead. Where are the birds? The fishes?

I appreciate the NPCs and think that's the only good update coming out. But they are so few and far apart that the game needs to start "messing with the general theme" (whatever that means). :p

Maybe they could incorporate some of the mods that change the core gameplay experience, but when you generate a new world, it could be an option. So you choose if you want that world to be based around certain things. Keeps people from having to install mods, lets people who want new experiences to have their fun, and lets people who want pure vanilla to have it.

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Originally Posted by Speedynutty68

Maybe they could incorporate some of the mods that change the core gameplay experience, but when you generate a new world, it could be an option. So you choose if you want that world to be based around certain things. Keeps people from having to install mods, lets people who want new experiences to have their fun, and lets people who want pure vanilla to have it.

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Good idea.

They should add Redpower, 'cause redstone sucks!

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Originally Posted by Whalio Cappuccino

That's a dumb way of looking at it. Minecraft's base needs to evolve. We can't always rely on mods. Look at the latest updates from Mojang. There is literally nothing innovative in the updates. Why should I have to install a mod to have advanced technology in the game?

Let's also not forget about the nuisance of always having to revert back to vanilla after every update to the game, I then have to wait patiently until the mod creator decides to update his mod (and that's IF he updates his mod, there are a lot of people that simply stop updating their mods.)

A sandbox game is suppose to include everything they can possibly add. It is then up to us (the creators) to choose what we want to use/not use.

Minecraft has been out for a while and it's so depressing to see how many little updates they have brought out. Vanilla Minecraft is just sad boring. There is not enough to do and the world is so dead. Where are the birds? The fishes?

I appreciate the NPCs and think that's the only good update coming out. But they are so few and far apart that the game needs to start "messing with the general theme" (whatever that means). :p

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Aye, you could ignore what you don't want to play with... but those things would get in the way nonetheless.

Imagine Mojang included advanced thecnology elements to the game, not unlike the technic pack. And imagine you have a medieval fantasy world so you don't want to have anything to do with all that stuff. But even if you wanted to ignore it, the oil and a bazillion new ores would get in the way of your mining.

Minecraft needs to evolve. I never said otherwise. But it needs to evolve in a way that doesn't force you into a certain theme. The general theme is: "none". It's neither medieval, nor modern, nor futuristic, nor steampunk... it's just vanilla, it doesn't have a specific style. It needs to remain that way, a blank slate so that people can customize it like they want. You need to use mods for that, so what? It's not the end of the world.

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Originally Posted by Whalio Cappuccino

That's a dumb way of looking at it. Minecraft's base needs to evolve. We can't always rely on mods. Look at the latest updates from Mojang. There is literally nothing innovative in the updates. Why should I have to install a mod to have advanced technology in the game?

Let's also not forget about the nuisance of always having to revert back to vanilla after every update to the game, I then have to wait patiently until the mod creator decides to update his mod (and that's IF he updates his mod, there are a lot of people that simply stop updating their mods.)

A sandbox game is suppose to include everything they can possibly add. It is then up to us (the creators) to choose what we want to use/not use.

Minecraft has been out for a while and it's so depressing to see how many little updates they have brought out. Vanilla Minecraft is just sad boring. There is not enough to do and the world is so dead. Where are the birds? The fishes?

I appreciate the NPCs and think that's the only good update coming out. But they are so few and far apart that the game needs to start "messing with the general theme" (whatever that means). :p

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That's why Mojang are working on the Mod API. Once it's done, it'll mean we can easily install mods in-game and they won't needed to be updated with every game update. As well as making all mods work in either SP or MP without the need for players on the server to manually install mods to play on the server. It'll effectively be like the mods are a part of vanilla that can be turned on and off in a menu.

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Originally Posted by snipysev

aye, you could ignore what you don't want to play with... But those things would get in the way nonetheless.

Imagine mojang included advanced thecnology elements to the game, not unilke the technic pack. And imagine you have a medieval fantasy world so you don't want to have anything to do with all that stuff. But even if you wanted to ignore it, the oil and a bazillion new ores would get in the way of your mining.

Minecraft needs to evolve. I never said otherwise. But it needs to evolve in a way that doesn't force you into a certain theme. The general theme is: "none". It's neither medieval, nor modern, nor futuristic, nor steampunk... It's just vanilla, it doesn't have a specific style. It needs to remain that way, a blank slate so that people can customize it like they want. You need to use mods for that, so what? It's not the end of the world.

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nu mincraft iz nt an ar pee gee dood


:p

Extending off of what Speedy said, you could select an era you would like to play in: Colonial, Industrial, Medieval, Modern, Etc.. But honestly... you can't be that lazy to not use the API.

http://media.moddb.com/images/member...2159cdb2ae.jpg

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Jeb made a change to Ender Chests.

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Originally Posted by SnipySev

Jeb made a change to Ender Chests.

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Well that's ruined.

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Originally Posted by Kern

Well that's ruined.

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Which part of it?

I personally hated the fact Ender Chests were public. I wonder though, on servers that used the snapshots, what happens to the contents of a previously open Ender Chest? Does it completely disappear, or does everyone get a copy of it, thus duplicating all the items?

I might run a few tests to see if no one knows.

I think it's fairly balanced. Each one gets his own, but it isn't as practical as it was before. Well, who knows, plugins?

Jeb makes public Ender Chests. People complain about them not being individual. Jeb makes individual Ender Chests. People complain about them not being public.

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perhaps he should add another recipe for public ones? like a diamond or gold block at the top for public and the regular way for private?

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Originally Posted by Kern

Well that's ruined.

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Agreed. Why could he not add both? He has the basic coding down. Sigh...

I could already see how public chests would work. Guy in the mines getting resources while the others are out on the surface building. Wouldn't have to constantly have one guy going in and out of mines.

Yea, And I guess our post-office idea is ruined in a way. Could still be done manually, but not as fun :(