ImagineIt wrote:
DigiTechs wrote:
Nintendoandfriends wrote:
Your idea.
The second one doesn't really fit, plus it's a lot less punishing. It needs to be hard.
It would be a pain to start all over, but hey. I say the first one.I love playing Minecraft with this kind of gameplay; that's why I NEVER create beds. I also build my house about 10 chunks away from the spawn, so i'm bound to loose the house. I have Rei's minimap though, and if I do die, I erase all of my waypoints and start again.
If you have a compass and you're near spawn, you'll never lose it. How will you be bound to lose it if it's near spawn?
Wait, 10 chunks isn't that far..
I didn't think.
Make it about 1000 chunks then.
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MrFlash67 wrote:
Really next LP, (purple)Spark(z)s! How long till Ep 10?
Episode 10 has been recorded, we're currently editing the footage and it should be released on Monday! I won't say too much, but let's just say we take on some of Minecraft's more... Draconic dimensions
I take it you're enjoying the LP then?
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sparks wrote:
MrFlash67 wrote:
Really next LP, (purple)Spark(z)s! How long till Ep 10?
Episode 10 has been recorded, we're currently editing the footage and it should be released on Monday! I won't say too much, but let's just say we take on some of Minecraft's more... Draconic dimensions
I take it you're enjoying the LP then?
I only saw episode 1 of your LP, but I saw only like 2 minutes of it.
I gotta watch it sometime. I hope 10 is up by then.
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ProgrammingPro01 wrote:
sparks wrote:
MrFlash67 wrote:
Really next LP, (purple)Spark(z)s! How long till Ep 10?
Episode 10 has been recorded, we're currently editing the footage and it should be released on Monday! I won't say too much, but let's just say we take on some of Minecraft's more... Draconic dimensions
I take it you're enjoying the LP then?I only saw episode 1 of your LP, but I saw only like 2 minutes of it.
I gotta watch it sometime. I hope 10 is up by then.
Mmm, perhaps it's best with only 2 minutes of Episode 1 watched - we were really nervous and the video is terrible - it was the first one we'd ever recorded or edited! Episode 2 is MUCH better. Ep 1 is mainly us setting up a little and Crazyman47 getting killed a lot
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I think I've found a nice non-PvP Survival server... Tiki-Craft?
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Gravitation wrote:
I think I've found a nice non-PvP Survival server... Tiki-Craft?
Tiki-craft is good. The owners are nice.
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Get the feed the beast mod pack. It's a lot of fun, and has portal!
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berberberber wrote:
How do you make a server?
It's pretty simple actually You get a computer and install minecraft_server.jar / minecraft_server.exe on it. Run that in the same folder as a minecraft world and you're ready to go! Obviously you need to make sure a couple of other things are installed, like java. I used an old computer for my server and installed Linux Ubuntu on it - works a treat!
For full info on setting up a server check out Setting up a Server - Minecraft Wiki
You can also hire servers for a monthly fee from online companies, though you may have to be over 18 for that, I'm not sure!
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i keep getting a Failed To connect balblablablablballabllab error. now i cant go on any servers.
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sparks wrote:
berberberber wrote:
How do you make a server?
It's pretty simple actually You get a computer and install minecraft_server.jar / minecraft_server.exe on it. Run that in the same folder as a minecraft world and you're ready to go! Obviously you need to make sure a couple of other things are installed, like java. I used an old computer for my server and installed Linux Ubuntu on it - works a treat!
For full info on setting up a server check out Setting up a Server - Minecraft Wiki
You can also hire servers for a monthly fee from online companies, though you may have to be over 18 for that, I'm not sure!
Oh, thanks! I don't know anything technical about minecraft, exept that porkchops are better than cookies.
Also, how do you install mods? I kinda want to install OptiFine.
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berberberber wrote:
sparks wrote:
berberberber wrote:
How do you make a server?
It's pretty simple actually You get a computer and install minecraft_server.jar / minecraft_server.exe on it. Run that in the same folder as a minecraft world and you're ready to go! Obviously you need to make sure a couple of other things are installed, like java. I used an old computer for my server and installed Linux Ubuntu on it - works a treat!
For full info on setting up a server check out Setting up a Server - Minecraft Wiki
You can also hire servers for a monthly fee from online companies, though you may have to be over 18 for that, I'm not sure!Oh, thanks! I don't know anything technical about minecraft, exept that porkchops are better than cookies.
Also, how do you install mods? I kinda want to install OptiFine.
Get magic launcher.
Click setup.
Click Add.
Select the optifine file(don't extract).
Enter account details(i use it, it's safe).
PROFIT!
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Magic launcher is a launcher for Minecraft designed to make mod installing easier. I use it to run optifine sometimes! There's more information on the linked thread!
I love the technical aspect of Minecraft, it really interests me, and I love doing redstone circuits
Just a note, a woman came into where I work the day before yesterday and complained that her son had been giving her computer loads of viruses from downloading texture packs and player skins off the web - remember to download from trusted sites only!
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sparks wrote:
Just a note, a woman came into where I work the day before yesterday and complained that her son had been giving her computer loads of viruses from downloading texture packs and player skins off the web - remember to download from trusted sites only!
^this
I only download from the official Minecraft Forums and Planet Minecraft, and the modder's websites (PM the modders to check if it's their legit website or not).
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I used to download all over the place but I've only gotten one virus from a fake gimp . That is good advice, though. Generally something would be removed from the minceraft forums or planet minecraft if it was a virus, and its very unlikely a modders site would be full of viruses.
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Yes, those are smart sites to download from, I'm just pointing out that third-party sites aren't always a good move, check you know someone who's used the site without a hitch before hand, basic internet safety really
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Oh noez
I cannot connect to my precious Tiki
I'm still waiting for CD to whitelist me on CupcakeCraft.
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Bklecka wrote:
berberberber wrote:
sparks wrote:
It's pretty simple actually You get a computer and install minecraft_server.jar / minecraft_server.exe on it. Run that in the same folder as a minecraft world and you're ready to go! Obviously you need to make sure a couple of other things are installed, like java. I used an old computer for my server and installed Linux Ubuntu on it - works a treat!
For full info on setting up a server check out Setting up a Server - Minecraft Wiki
You can also hire servers for a monthly fee from online companies, though you may have to be over 18 for that, I'm not sure!Oh, thanks! I don't know anything technical about minecraft, exept that porkchops are better than cookies.
Also, how do you install mods? I kinda want to install OptiFine.Get magic launcher.
Click setup.
Click Add.
Select the optifine file(don't extract).
Enter account details(i use it, it's safe).
PROFIT!
There's also a more complicated way:
Download 7-zip or WinRAR, but you have to pay for WinRAR
Open the Optifine .zip file in 7zip/WinRAR
If you're on windows, go to windows explorer and type %appdata%/.minecraft/bin into the top. IDK on other OSes
Open the minecraft.jar file in a different 7z/RAR window.
Select everything from the Optifine window and drag it into the minecraft.jar window.
Delete META_INF from minecraft.jar
PROFIT!
And yeah, you can make your own skin from the orignal skin file.
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sparks wrote:
berberberber wrote:
How do you make a server?
It's pretty simple actually You get a computer and install minecraft_server.jar / minecraft_server.exe on it. Run that in the same folder as a minecraft world and you're ready to go! Obviously you need to make sure a couple of other things are installed, like java. I used an old computer for my server and installed Linux Ubuntu on it - works a treat!
For full info on setting up a server check out Setting up a Server - Minecraft Wiki
You can also hire servers for a monthly fee from online companies, though you may have to be over 18 for that, I'm not sure!
You have enlightened me, sparks.
But really? It's that simple? Could it be done on, say, a Raspberry Pi?
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