Post your logs. Put it in a spoiler so it doesn't take up half the page.

A bigger crafting table may be nice to be able to condense multiple redundant crafting recipes to just one, but we don't need 12x12, 9x9, or even 7x7. 5x5 should be enough.

And, as Gamelord said, it isn't even required, as the number of recipes possible in a 3x3 grid with the items we have is astronomical.

Some of the first things you said you wanted in Creative are great ideas. However, the only feasable way Mojang will be able to put them into Creative Mode would be with console commands, and since you state World Painter as "clunky and difficult to use", you probably wouldn't be too thrilled with that.

Even if they do input those features, they would do them in PC first, and even then they probably won't put it in consoles. The only people who would use such advanced tools are the ones who mostly play on PC.

Lastly, the ideas you've thrown in at the last paragraph are definitely something that would only be possible in a mod, as they are niche additions only certain people want to use (including you). Also, you can already add music with noteblocks or by using custom resource packs, so technically that feature is already in the game.

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If you run the map on a server and run the terrain generation and seed differently, you should see the new generation. I have only generated the spawn chunks in the download, and it spreads you out to thousands of blocks from the initial lobby position.

I forgot that's how Minecraft works. Cool then.

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as for advertisement, it was not my intention to simply advertise. I was merely linking the other forum to this thread to share the idea for the mini-game instead of duplicating the post, or rewriting the entire post. It wasn't until you posted did I realize it was a console thread... so I'm not even sure it is applicable?

Alright then. Your wording seemed like an advertisement instead of a suggestion, so I took it as one. I realize you were trying to gather support for the idea, but it kinda seemed off-putting to me.

As for the "console thread" comment, yeah, the fact that the console mini-games are for the, well, consoles, and the console version of Minecraft doesn't support all the features this map uses, it might affect how likely your idea will be accepted. However, these mini-games are packaged as separate games, so Mojang could cheat and add the versions into the mini-game and not the main game.

Another thing I might as well mention that might make the mini-game not be accepted is it's similarity to regular Minecraft. The console mini-games you see are multiplayer games that are different from normal Survival Minecraft, however this map is only an extra challenge added to Survival. It may not be what Mojang is looking for in mini-games so it might not get accepted.

I hope it does get accepted though. Give players a taste of Minecraft, but with a twist. It's not a full-on demo, but it isn't completely different either.

I really like the concept of this. I thought of something like this in a vanilla world, and it's cool to see it in action in a custom world.

Can you include a MCEdit template so that you can use a custom seed for the world? That would give the mini-game a lot more customization. Imagine Nomad Survivor in one of those survival challenge seeds!

One more thing though. I see that you have posted this map in the Console Mini Games > Future Mini Games forum. Your post is more of an advertisement than a suggestion, and that kinda leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Could you change the post a bit to make it fit the purpose of the forum?

Thanks!

First things first, do NOT expect to get "popular" on YouTube. All of the popularity has been taken by bigger YouTubers, so the only way to gain a following is to:

1. Make good content.

2. Share it around (but don't be too pushy; there's a difference between promoting your channel and spamming your channel)

3. Ask others to share it around.

But if you really want to get some more views and subs, here's three ways to improve.

1. Calls to action. For some reason, people more likely to like and subscribe if you tell them too. If you don't want it to take up a lot of time, end your video by asking the viewer to like and subscribe. Bigger YouTubers are also asking for likes and subs near the beginning of the video and even throughout the video. This may not seem that moral to you, but if you want to get likes and subs really really bad, try it.
2. GET DEM LIKES AND COMMENTS BRUH. Interaction with the video by the viewer, such as likes and comments, make the YouTube algorithm go "Ooo, this is a good video, I'm gonna promote this." Start a discussion in the comments, encourage people to like the video, and so on to increase the chances of your video being promoted by the site's algorithm.
3. Make your videos over 10 minutes long. You notice why most big YouTubers make videos over 10 minutes long, or even just over 10 minutes long? One reason is that videos over 10 minutes allow for more ads (and these videos are usually monetized), but the algorithm likes longer videos because they keep a viewer's attention more. So, if you want even more promotion by the algorithm (and if you're trying to make money, more ads to make more money), keep your videos over 10 minutes long.

So that's that. Hope you found this helpful. If you have any questions, PM me or quote anything you find confusing. Have a great day!

These websites use XenForo to power their website, blog, and forum. But, it costs money in order to use XenForo. If you have the dough, here's the website https://xenforo.com/ but if you don't, here are some free alternatives.

Wix pretty much has a monopoly on free website hosting. If you want a regular website, try them out. They're pretty easy to use, even though a bunch of features are blocked by a pay-wall.

You can also make an Enjin forum so players can communicate with each other. Most servers have a forum of some sort, and a bunch have it as their main website. https://www.enjin.com/ is the URL. Again, some features are blocked by a pay-wall, but if you're just starting out who cares? There are other forum websites as well, so explore your options.

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I wonder who added that issue in the launcher, because whoever did that needs to be fired or go through a training lesson on how to bug-test something. Utterly ridiculous that the bug got through.

[insert obligatory beta comment here]
BUT. If Mojang/Microsoft/IDK anymore are pushing beta content toward the masses instead of making it optional until it's ready (if this still is in beta), then Microsoft dun screwed up.

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Then explain why Microsoft wanted to sue this guy all because he modded his Xbox console. Also, I love how you made fun of me and my post, not like you do that to other people on here as well.

Because modding a console and modding a game are two completely different things.
Modding a console usually breaks a console's warranty, which means you can't take it to Microsoft to fix it, and if the console can still get online after being modded, WOAH GUYZ WE CAN DOWNLOAD C00L HAX ON THIS XBOX AND WE WON'T GET BANNED HECHHECHHECHHECH because if you build it into the OS or a part of the system the Anti-Cheats won't detect, noobs will be destroyed.

Microsoft probably just wanted to make sure nobody was installing hacks from COOLXBOXHAX107.COM, so they leaped at the first opportunity.

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Also, I thought the launcher was still an optional beta at this point. Guess I'm wrong. Will check out later, since I haven't played MC in months.

• Minecraft Username: lonkfania
• Platform you play on (PC/XBox/Etc.) PC
• Age: the age between 14 and 16
• Gender: Attack Helecopter (jk, male)
• Country/Timezone: U S A. U S A. U S A- I'm in CST.
• How someone should contact you: with Discord. I'll find my id and put it here once I get the chance.
• How long you've been playing Minecraft: I bought the PC game when I was 11-12. I've been playing off and on ever since, though I have mostly migrated to other games.
• Some things that you like to do on the game: Do SMP, mess around on random servers, make crappy Let's Play videos, etc.
• Any additional things you want to say: Nope. Thank you kindly, random form I'm filling out for fun.

Hey.

I had the same reaction as you did.

Not only in the new website, they buried the server files in another page, but they also removed the Windows-only .exe that will happily make the server for you.

IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD, RIGHT??!!!

But, here's a secret for all of you still mourning over your little-bit-less-powerful PC Master Race:

Yes, that's right, the .jar file is all you need.

Here's how to set it up:

For those who don't want to listen to a random guy on the internet:

There's already a tutorial. By Mojang. Yes. Go look it up: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tutorials/Setting_up_a_server

It's a pretty good tutorial.

Now, let's get right... into the tutorial. (I know I'm terrible)

This tutorial is for Windows only, since that's the OS I use.

Step Null: Download the latest version of Java.

This should be obvious, but in case it isn't... https://java.com/en/download/ https://java.com/en/download/ https://java.com/en/download/

Step Uno: Download the server.

Go here https://minecraft.net/en/download/server and download the latest version of the Minecraft server. Once it's done downloading, put it in its own folder. The server will make new files where it is run, so don't run it in your downloads folder or something. Make a dedicated folder for it.

Step Two: Run the jar file.

It will run for a bit, then stop and produce a "eula.txt" file. Go into it. It should look something like this:

#By changing the setting below to TRUE you are indicating your agreement to our EULA (https://account.mojang.com/documents/minecraft_eula).
#Sun May 29 14:29:42 CDT 2016
eula=false

Change "false" to "true" and save it.

Run the server again and you should see this:

Tada! Your server is now running.

Step 三 (San): Connect to the server

In Minecraft's server browser, hit .

Now, look at my glorious Minecraft screen:

In the "Server Address" box, type in "localhost". "localhost" is a global server address which means "whatever server is running on this computer".

Hit "Done", and you should see this on your server browser:

Tada! You did it. Now you can connect to your own server.

ONLY THE TRUE MLG WILL BE ABLE TO HANDLE WHAT ADVANCED WIZARDRY IS IN THE SPOILER BELOW THIS TEXT:

That's it! If you want more tutorials, upvote this post. I may add more tutorials in this thread related to Minecraft servers, IDK.

Thanks, and have a good day!

I would go with Captain Sparklez. Not because I'm a fanboy, but because he seems like a fun guy.

How to be in a dumb Minecraft fad:

Step 1: Do this:

I just took the Minecraft Noob test! Because I can!!! It's so stupid!!! !!11!!!X!!


To take the test, check out
http://www.ponyspin.com

Step 2: ???

Step 3: Profit

Look at the developer standpoint.

4 million babies are born each year.

Those babies are going to grow into kids. 6-8-year-olds.

Those kids are going to see Minecraft.

If those babies haven't turned to COD's, they might become attatched to Minecraft.

Kaching. You just earned maybe a million more bucks.

Minecraft, as it stands, attracts more people day and night.

There is no point of stopping, because of one thing, one that keeps the world going, one that every man and woman and child dreamed about some time in their lives and maybe are dreaming of today...

Money.

*GASP*

YOU use VISUAL STUDIO?!?! Why not Eclipse?!?! Everyone uses Eclipse?!?! Eclipse is better?!?!

YES. Eclipse is a dedicated Java IDK, so it probably works better with Java than Visual Studio.

1. Visual Studio is technically a program for actual developers.

2. It's clean

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