k i'll look into it laterVlad said:Supposedly MCEdit can do it. I've never used it, though.
k i'll look into it laterVlad said:Supposedly MCEdit can do it. I've never used it, though.
Those comics are awesome.SmokingBarrelX said:
Well chests are super cheap to make so it's not a big deal either way, but yeah, you can break it and pick it up.Salaadin said:Cant find this answer anywhere:
I found a chest in a dungeon. If I destroy it, can I pick it up like I can with the work bench or is it gone for good?
MCMap does OK for me.Jasoco said:Is there a Mac app that does isometric views without a command line? I have Minutor for finding minerals at all layers but I have nothing for presentation.
Cool, joining for a little bit. I'm BamSaidTheLadyitxaka said:I got a server up that I'm gonna leave for 24 hours. It's on an amazon ec2 micro instance so I want to check how much it costs and how well it works so you are all invited to enter and break havoc on it for no reason
Send it to whoever you want, I want to see if the thing works. I'll be looking at it for the next 6/7 hours and then I won't have a look again until 12/14 hours after so you are free to do whatever you want on it
46.51.177.106:25565
Maybe if it works good enough we could end getting one for gaf as EC2 is pretty fucking cheap witht he new micro instances
itxaka said:I got a server up that I'm gonna leave for 24 hours. It's on an amazon ec2 micro instance so I want to check how much it costs and how well it works so you are all invited to enter and break havoc on it for no reason
Send it to whoever you want, I want to see if the thing works. I'll be looking at it for the next 6/7 hours and then I won't have a look again until 12/14 hours after so you are free to do whatever you want on it
46.51.177.106:25565
Maybe if it works good enough we could end getting one for gaf as EC2 is pretty fucking cheap witht he new micro instances
SmokingBarrelX said:Heads up to you itxaka. Presenting your IP in this thread rather than the multiplayer thread invites griefers to show up.
Check out the multiplayer thread:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=403071
Only members can check it out.
FAQ:
Q: How do I chat in Multiplayer?
A: Use the "T" button.
kennah said:I think the point was to stress test the server anyway.
Thanks man, but it actually was to strees test it and thanks to thespot84 I found out that it won't work :lolSmokingBarrelX said:Just letting him know
Dechaios said:http://imgur.com/5w1ay.jpg[IMG]
The start of my kingdom![/QUOTE]
What you using for that screenshot? I used Cartograph but it dosnt look nearly as good. Unless theres something I am missing.
Atomski said:What you using for that screenshot? I used Cartograph but it dosnt look nearly as good. Unless theres something I am missing.
itxaka said:Thanks man, but it actually was to strees test it and thanks to thespot84 I found out that it won't work :lol
I made that one with MCMapAtomski said:What you using for that screenshot? I used Cartograph but it dosnt look nearly as good. Unless theres something I am missing.
http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=40327Dechaios said:MCMap
Oh wow, the Mac version is pretty damn nice. Thanks!r1chard said:MCMap does OK for me.
We just moved the spawn whenever that happened. :lolCrookedRain said:I don't know if that's a server setting or not, but on Touch/Spot's server, you can't build within a certain radius of the spawn area.
I saw that too. It had me confused for a second.Metalic Sand said:It seems biomes have broke mushroom spawns. I keep coming across huge spawns of like 5-10 mushrooms not planted in the world and already pickupable.
Metalic Sand said:It seems biomes have broke mushroom spawns. I keep coming across huge spawns of like 5-10 mushrooms not planted in the world and already pickupable.
I tried this with the micro instance that's free for a year. It kind of worked but not very well and the server complained about too little memory. I think I may give it another try with an instance started on an EU server, maybe that would get rid of most of the lags at least.itxaka said:Maybe if it works good enough we could end getting one for gaf as EC2 is pretty fucking cheap witht he new micro instances
:lol :lol :lolArticalys said:One man dared to ask the question: what if Minecraft was played as a LARP?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl36SsszqpY
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Articalys said:One man dared to ask the question: what if Minecraft was played as a LARP?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl36SsszqpY
(via Joystiq)
Articalys said:One man dared to ask the question: what if Minecraft was played as a LARP?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl36SsszqpY
(via Joystiq)
:lol :lol :lol if only all my days started with a smile.Articalys said:One man dared to ask the question: what if Minecraft was played as a LARP?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl36SsszqpY
(via Joystiq)
thespot84 said:here's neoneogafland as recently as Sunday. Dropbox isn't very fast but it works. I'll also post in the online thread.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1164142/gmap/index.html
Salaadin said:So it seems that when I first started digging a base for myself, I did it some spot in the middle of nowhere. I died due to a badly timed jump from one tree to another and lost everything. I wasnt too far in so no big deal but its kinda funny knowing that somewhere in this large world, theres a half carved base containing nothing but a workbench, a stove, and a chest filled with pork.
Are there any real benefits to constantly digging down? I was looking for lava yesterday but couldnt find any. My new base consists of long, windy stairs lit with torches connecting to various caves that I found along the way. I stopped after finding my first redstone ore deposit. I need to build a better pickaxe to mine it but all of the materials are in my storage 5 miles up :lol
:lolArticalys said:One man dared to ask the question: what if Minecraft was played as a LARP?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl36SsszqpY
(via Joystiq)
Salaadin said:So it seems that when I first started digging a base for myself, I did it some spot in the middle of nowhere. I died due to a badly timed jump from one tree to another and lost everything. I wasnt too far in so no big deal but its kinda funny knowing that somewhere in this large world, theres a half carved base containing nothing but a workbench, a stove, and a chest filled with pork.
Are there any real benefits to constantly digging down? I was looking for lava yesterday but couldnt find any. My new base consists of long, windy stairs lit with torches connecting to various caves that I found along the way. I stopped after finding my first redstone ore deposit. I need to build a better pickaxe to mine it but all of the materials are in my storage 5 miles up :lol
Campster said:There's (little) benefit to just blindly digging down deeper and deeper and deeper. You might get lucky, but more often than not you're just stockpiling on cobblestone than actually running into anything useful.
If you really want to up the odds of finding decent underground loot (monster spawners, diamond, redstone, lava, gold, etc) you'll want to look for natural caverns. Look around enough, you'll find some - big dropoffs that plunge into darkness in the middle of a scenic valley or in the side of a mountain. The algorithms that control drops tend to group things around those places. Again, not that you can't get lucky just digging deep, but you're more likely to find rare ore and lava in a big underground cavern system that the level generator made than a really, really long tunnel you happened to dig. You'll still need to dig around to fully exhaust the cavern, but it beats random digging due to both the increased likelyhood of finding good ore and also the fact that a lot of the digging to just get you down that deep has been done for you.
Another tip: Never play with the sound off. If you're digging 20 or more cubes deep and hear a zombie moan or a trickle of water you're likely near some sort of natural cavern or open area underground. Follow the noise to see what's making it! Just, you know, have some cobblestone ready in case you accidentally flood the current cavern.
Salaadin said:Thanks. I know of a few caverns that I can check out. Ill look around there tonight.
Regarding water noises, is this "trickle" a constant sound? When digging around, I hear something that sounds kinda like water but it stops. Its like a one second "drip" or something. To be honest, it actually reminds me of that bamboo water spout/fountain thing at the end of the movie Kill Bill.
Askani said:Water makes a constant flowing sound. If it's a click/clink sound it's a Skeleton. If it's a plop or smack sound it's a slime. Zombies and Spiders make sounds like they do above ground.