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Hello.
I run my own smp server using Bukkit. However, anything redstone or piston related has horrible block-updates. As in, torches stay on when they should be off, etc. The server has plenty of RAM and is on a new computer, so that's not the problem. I'm just wondering if you guys use Bukkit, and if you do, if you ever have issues on the server. If not, it's probably a Bukkit problem

Thanks,
Jordi

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Hello.
I run my own smp server using Bukkit. However, anything redstone or piston related has horrible block-updates. As in, torches stay on when they should be off, etc. The server has plenty of RAM and is on a new computer, so that's not the problem. I'm just wondering if you guys use Bukkit, and if you do, if you ever have issues on the server. If not, it's probably a Bukkit problem

Thanks,
Jordi

We have no issues (that i know of) so its probably bukkit issues at your end

you should all work together to build like an actucal computer in minecraft so you can play minecraft within minecraft :laugh.gif:

My slot machine has been done for awhile now. Forgot to mention that. Also I would like to add swansontec's and mine's super compact, programable, order-sensative button lock! I'll go get them when I can so you can hopefully add them.

Wow, truly brilliant guys/girls.(Yes, girls do play Minecraft)...(I'm not saying I am one with that, but... BLARGH, nvm)

Good job on all of it, looks awesome!

One thing which I WANT/NEED/HAVETOHAVEORDIE/Would like to see: Vaults/ vault door(s).

I have a strange attraction toward them....

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RDF Fortress: A significantly improved, expanded, modded version of lunchbox's fortress

By: BlueDragonTao

This is the UTD's. In the picture it shows a sign that has the letters 'UTD'. Please remove this off of your projects page.

---TheMan2016

I appreciate your concern, but that fortress is in fact "property" of the RDF. It was created by one of our founders, BlueDragonTao, way back before the RDF was created when he and I were a part of the UTD. As such, it stays as a monument to our shared history.