Can You Make A 1.7.2 FORGE Version??? The Other Way Of Installing Mods Don't Work For Me So I Use Forge Instead
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Ok, so since you don't know how the modding system works, I will explain. Nearly all minecraft mods, and all forge based mods need the MCP to be up to date, MCP means Minecraft Coder Pack, it is basically the source code of minecraft, so people need it to edit or modify it. In the recent 1.7 updates, hundreds of thousands of lines of code were changed in minecraft, making it take a whole lot longer for MCP to update, that is why there is only a non-forge version, only in the last few days has the first MCP release version for 1.7.x been out, and it is very buggy and unstable, this means that the mod makers are powerless for forge mods, and they should stop being bothered about updating things, I'm not saying go bother searge to update MCP, but be patient, it should only be little longer.
There is something called MCP (minecraft coder pack) which are the basics of the basics on minecraft modding, and it is what forge is based on (MCP Updates > Forge updates > Mods like this one updates). There have been mayor changes on 1.7 (more than half a million of code lines changed), so MCP have took a while to update, as it is not a simple as updating from 1.6.2 to 1.6.4. Fortunatley, MCP already updated, and so did forge, but just a very crappy and unstable version, but even then, when a stable version is release, most mods while have to rewrite from almost scratch. So yea, my point is that its going to take a while. For now, you have non-forge TMI and optifine update is on 70%
I wish the everyone who uses mods new this, I see so many people complaining about lazy mod makers, when it is not their fault.
Just wondering how you can select specific chunks in the region file, I'm probably missing something, but none of the numbers on the files match the chunk designations on F3. Thanks.
While I appreciate your kindness, I think I am going to just port forward, it seems a lot safer than Hamachi, and is pretty easy to do, thanks for the help!Oh, and do you guys recommend any good port forwarding guides for Macintosh? I know there are plenty but most use port map, and i know there is a way to do it without any external programs, thanks again!
Hello everybody, me and a few of my friends would like to have a small server to use, and if have read very mixed feelings about Hamachi. So I was wondering if there are any alternatives to this for having a small, free server, if I could, I would just get a couple slot $5 a month server, but unfortunately I can't. Thanks for the help!
Hey everyone, I have been seeing lots of people getting impatient on the release of the 1.7 version, but for pretty much every mod in this forum that uses forge is waiting for the mincraft coder pack to get updated, and not because they are lazy, no I'm not saying go bother searge, but it isn't the mod authors fault.
I'm getting tired of these impatient people who are complaining about no MCP, sure it sucks but just imagine you were trying to update something that had just changed by 500 000 lines, not easy. Besides, if they want their ,odds, go tell the mod creator to check out non-MCP modding, it can be done.
I'm 15 (happy birthday to me 12 days ago :D) and started learning Visual Basic .NET in summer of 2010, when I was 11 years old. I don't see why so many people think that VB.NET is too easy, indeed it is an easy language, but it can still be used for a lot of purposes.
I uploaded my first Minecraft mod in December last year, and have since then realized how important one single feature actually is: the ability to run cross-platform. I installed Linux on my machine this summer, so when I had an operating system I couldn't run my own programs on, I really started learning about Java, which is cross platform. I don't know about C++, it could of course also be cross platform, but I don't have any knowledge of that.
Despite the occasional nightmare I face when programming, I've felt Java is something for me. I haven't really tried C++ yet, however, I know the languages are similar. Basically, choose what you wish - you could always learn both - and it would probably be much easier to learn C++ and Java than Java and VB.NET, like what I did!
Forgot to ask, do you know of any good programs to use when learning Java, I am currently using Eclipse, and I like it, but hat might just be newby skills thinking if it looks good, the it is good. thanks!
Now i am not actually in a school for computer science yet ( i'm 13 aswel ) and im learning c++ from some books and from tutorials. Now i made a tic tac toe game in the console and that's nice and dandy but i don't have any program ideas to help me learn new things ( aka make a situation where a pointer is needed ) or something like that.
I've done Java for 3 years, roughly, actually starting off by modding Minecraft. So if you want to do that, learn Java, but I've also found it a stable foundation for other languages and now know C# and can write some little games with it. I'm yet to learn C++ but I am planning on doing so, I've heard it's one of the most widely used languages for game development if you're looking towards that area. In comparison to Java, I do believe you need to program extra things such as memory management in C++ but hopefully that shouldn't be a problem.
tl;dr
Go with what your gut tells you to.
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read some previous posts when you said that you're 13. I'm 14, just keep learning + practicing, it'll pay off in the long term.
I was originally learning C++ form a thousand page book, and it got a bit overwhelming, so I think I will start with Java just so I can do some fun stuff once I have a good understanding, and then after I get used to it it will most likely be much easier to do C++, they are very similar form what I've read.
Hello everyone, as most Mac user recently found out, we updated to Mac OS X Mavricks, and in this major software update, there is no library folder in the finder, therefor no application Support, and therefor no minecraft folder. This is going to be a big problem and I was wondering if anyone has found where the minecraft folder is know hidden. Thanks for the help anyone!
I read that you are taking a break, but if you feel like making something else, you could make a variation of the sandify filter where instead of making a blocking into a sand entity, it would creat a Command block that summoned the sand entity with all the data of the block. I was trying to summon falling sand heads, and it would not work, so I went into MCEdit and made the head a sand entity with all the data so I know it's possible. thanks!
I read that you are taking a break, but if you feel like making something else, you could make a variation of the sandify filter where instead of making a block into a sand entity, it would create a Command block that summoned the sand entity with all the data of the block. I was trying to summon falling sand heads, and it would not work, so I went into MCEdit and made the head a sand entity with all the data so I know it's possible. thanks!
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also, this may take a lot of time, but a tell raw generator would be nice, it is the only new command type I haven't mastered.
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Thirteen year old people learning to program UNITE! I was originally learning C++ form a thousand page book, and it got a bit overwhelming, so I think I will start with Java just so I can do some fun stuff once I have a good understanding, and then after I get used to it it will most likely be much easier to do C++, they are very similar form what I've read.
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P.S.- Get well soon,