I would appreciate someone helping me with this problem
The Minecraft in creative mode works perfectly. The problem is that in survival mode, when you start to chop stone with the beak to the sixth or seventh cube followed by biting, the computer screen turns black, and the mouse stops working. And you have to hit the ESC key, and the mouse arrow appears again with the black screen, and you can close the game. And you get the computer desk. And then you have to start the game again if you want to play. And so it happens continuously, when you are in survival mode, you get out every 5 minutes and it is impossible to play. The computer has 4 GB of RAM and 500 GB hard disk, of which only 200 GB are used. The game is the PC version and I bought it two months ago, and it has always given me this problem.
I can only play in creative mode and I would like to play in survival mode. I don't know if the game is wrong, or I have something wrong set up. I would appreciate someone giving me a solution.
Thank you very much
It looks to me that your computer RAM is a bit low for optimal play. You can go into Options: Video Settings and reduce the Graphics, Render Distance, Lighting, Framerate, Bobbing, Clouds, and Particles to their minimum options.
I hope this helps.
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Me parece que la RAM de su computadora es un poco baja para un juego óptimo. Puede ir a Opciones: Configuración de video y reducir los gráficos, la distancia de renderizado, la iluminación, la velocidad de fotogramas, la oscilación, las nubes y las partículas a sus opciones mínimas.
There are several YouTube videos about capturing video with low memory systems. I like OBS for capturing, but there are several open source (free) capture and streaming apps.
You'll also need to make sure you have only Minecraft and the capture app open. Windows likes to run all kinds of stuff in the background. You may need to create a "User" that doesn't load unnecessary drivers or apps.
I've had that happen several times, both in caves and on the surface. Minecraft relies on random numbers - like rolling dice - to determine how many and where mobs spawn. One time I was trying to catch a zombie for my iron farm, and had to wait 3 nights before any spawned. I got plenty of creepers, skellies, and spiders, but no zombies.
Check the copyright date. If it's 2 or more years old, it'll be almost worthless.
Better than books are YouTube videos. Check out Wattles, Avromance, MumboJumbo, and Grian. There are quite a few more, but these are the folks I'm following now. You can also search based on what you're trying to build. Check the posted date and stick with the newer videos.
Areas you've explored should stay the way you left them. For instance, if you explored a Tundra in 1.13, that tundra won't have berries in 1.14. The plains north of my island won't have bees when I move to 1.15, but the plains west of my ocean will, since I won't be going there until after rollout.
The main exception is where the seed management engine has had significant changes. This happened between 1.12 and 1.13, causing some worlds to generate strange borders between previously loaded chunks and new chunks.
You can use TNT. It won't flatten an area, but is a good way to take down several levels at once. Then you just need to fill back in to the level you want.
Make sure you have 10 obsidian and a flint&steel when you explore. Then you can build a portal and use the nether as a quicker return route.
You can also preview your world in the https://chunkbase.com/apps/ website. I've been known to click through random seeds in the biome finder, looking for one that has the biomes I want reasonably close to spawn.
You can look into datapacks and resource packs. There may be some that would help. I like the https://vanillatweaks.net/ website, but there are several other reputable sources.
There are also a lot of different servers, including some that are building oriented. Mine is a fairly new PVE in Normal mode. Spawn is on an island, so most biomes are a short boat ride away.
The first one I would go for is CoreProtect. It allows you to inspect blocks to see who made the most recent change and roll back to a pre-grief setting.
There are also a lot of datapacks available. One of my favorites is Player Graves by https://vanillatweaks.net/ . This creates a "grave" when a player dies, which stores everything that was in their inventory. Many players experience lag that can cause their death.
Discord name (Example: John#1234): Cap’nGramma#6975
Tell me a bit about you and your Minecraft experience and history:
Age: 19.4pi
Your builds:(optional) If you build something impressive and you really want to show it post it at that part: I've been working on redstone and automations, but my pics are all close-ups of parts of builds. Nothing impressive.
Edit: Here's a screenshot of my server's spawn area.
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From Google Translate:
Hi allI would appreciate someone helping me with this problem
The Minecraft in creative mode works perfectly.
The problem is that in survival mode, when you start to chop stone with the beak to the sixth or seventh cube followed by biting, the computer screen turns black, and the mouse stops working. And you have to hit the ESC key, and the mouse arrow appears again with the black screen, and you can close the game. And you get the computer desk. And then you have to start the game again if you want to play. And so it happens continuously, when you are in survival mode, you get out every 5 minutes and it is impossible to play.
The computer has 4 GB of RAM and 500 GB hard disk, of which only 200 GB are used.
The game is the PC version and I bought it two months ago, and it has always given me this problem.
I can only play in creative mode and I would like to play in survival mode.
I don't know if the game is wrong, or I have something wrong set up.
I would appreciate someone giving me a solution.
Thank you very much
It looks to me that your computer RAM is a bit low for optimal play. You can go into Options: Video Settings and reduce the Graphics, Render Distance, Lighting, Framerate, Bobbing, Clouds, and Particles to their minimum options.
I hope this helps.
From Google Translate:
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Me parece que la RAM de su computadora es un poco baja para un juego óptimo. Puede ir a Opciones: Configuración de video y reducir los gráficos, la distancia de renderizado, la iluminación, la velocidad de fotogramas, la oscilación, las nubes y las partículas a sus opciones mínimas.
Espero que esto ayude.[/pre]
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This would be a server setting, so you'd need to look into your host commands.
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There are several YouTube videos about capturing video with low memory systems. I like OBS for capturing, but there are several open source (free) capture and streaming apps.
You'll also need to make sure you have only Minecraft and the capture app open. Windows likes to run all kinds of stuff in the background. You may need to create a "User" that doesn't load unnecessary drivers or apps.
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I've had that happen several times, both in caves and on the surface. Minecraft relies on random numbers - like rolling dice - to determine how many and where mobs spawn. One time I was trying to catch a zombie for my iron farm, and had to wait 3 nights before any spawned. I got plenty of creepers, skellies, and spiders, but no zombies.
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Check the copyright date. If it's 2 or more years old, it'll be almost worthless.
Better than books are YouTube videos. Check out Wattles, Avromance, MumboJumbo, and Grian. There are quite a few more, but these are the folks I'm following now. You can also search based on what you're trying to build. Check the posted date and stick with the newer videos.
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Check out the PC Servers section
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One friend of mine names all his villagers based on what they trade. The librarian that has Mending books is called Mendersen.
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Areas you've explored should stay the way you left them. For instance, if you explored a Tundra in 1.13, that tundra won't have berries in 1.14. The plains north of my island won't have bees when I move to 1.15, but the plains west of my ocean will, since I won't be going there until after rollout.
The main exception is where the seed management engine has had significant changes. This happened between 1.12 and 1.13, causing some worlds to generate strange borders between previously loaded chunks and new chunks.
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You can use TNT. It won't flatten an area, but is a good way to take down several levels at once. Then you just need to fill back in to the level you want.
Make sure you have 10 obsidian and a flint&steel when you explore. Then you can build a portal and use the nether as a quicker return route.
You can also preview your world in the https://chunkbase.com/apps/ website. I've been known to click through random seeds in the biome finder, looking for one that has the biomes I want reasonably close to spawn.
You can look into datapacks and resource packs. There may be some that would help. I like the https://vanillatweaks.net/ website, but there are several other reputable sources.
There are also a lot of different servers, including some that are building oriented. Mine is a fairly new PVE in Normal mode. Spawn is on an island, so most biomes are a short boat ride away.
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The first one I would go for is CoreProtect. It allows you to inspect blocks to see who made the most recent change and roll back to a pre-grief setting.
There are also a lot of datapacks available. One of my favorites is Player Graves by https://vanillatweaks.net/ . This creates a "grave" when a player dies, which stores everything that was in their inventory. Many players experience lag that can cause their death.
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That's odd, because I copied it straight from Discord. Here's a 1 day link to my Discord
https://discord.gg/er4w38
To clarify, This is a link to Cap'n Gramma's ToyBox Discord, not Xyicore's Discord. I posted it because he had problems adding me to his Discord.
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Sounds like fun.
IGN: CapnGramma
Discord name (Example: John#1234): Cap’nGramma#6975
Tell me a bit about you and your Minecraft experience and history:
Age: 19.4pi
Your builds:(optional) If you build something impressive and you really want to show it post it at that part: I've been working on redstone and automations, but my pics are all close-ups of parts of builds. Nothing impressive.
Edit: Here's a screenshot of my server's spawn area.
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You'll probably also want Notepad++ to write your files in. It's much easier for programming than plain Notepad.
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You should check out "Custom Villager Shops" on
https://vanillatweaks.net/picker/datapacks/
I think it will do what you want.