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I always used the definition where the sound IS the sound wave, so in my opinion, yes. However, I did not realize the main definition, and I'll have to think about this some more now.

Go 88 mph in a minecart.

No, but seriously, I'm all for the glowstone portal idea. Tier kind of thing.

I would enjoy whitelisting.

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Pika pika
Nice mod :biggrin.gif:

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Anyway, while I do believe the pikachu mob doesn't really look beautiful, with the low resolution the team is working with I doubt it could really get much better. You want one that looks nicer? Make it yourself for 32x32. Good job guys.

You could make a keg with a recipe like:


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And then have to place water in it, and then wheat. You would then have to wait for it to ferment, then you could pull out a drink in a bucket that heals 4 hearts in one swig. You could also make it that if you use bonemeal on the keg it adds a "secret ingredient" to the keg, that makes the beer that comes out "Powerful." In response it heals 8 hearts instead.

For the fermentation thing, here's an example of what I'm talking about.

viewtopic.php?f=1032&t=120185#ChocolateMod

You know your SMP server is big when you manage to need to grow trees for coal because your mines have disappeared. Yup. Sadly, so is the iron.

Could you possibly make petal rubbed body armor?

For example:




Flower = Bellthorn Bulb
Cloth = Any piece of body armor at 100% undamaged

By rubbing the petals on the armor you no longer need to hold the petal in your hand, making it a convenient defense system. Just remember not to die. D:

Or perhaps you could weave the armor out a group of the bulbs. Honestly, remembering to switch to a bulb whilst being chased by creepers can be a bit much some times.

I never thought of the spiderweb's properties working like this... good idea!

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The main problem with that is light is reduced by one for every block from the source(not an issue with sun), but also reduced for every glass block by an additional 1 level. Otherwise a good idea.

No, it isn't. That's leaves. Glass gives off pure light.

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A glitch, most likely.

Yeah, I mean what part of the code is broken though.

Using it as the item your monster safe door opener uses.

Ok. It's easy. But you need to be dedicated.

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If I revealed step eight to you I might need to enact steps 1-7 on you, so I'll let you figure it out yourself.

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I'm annoyed with getting struck by lightning in a cave and burning to death. I'm also bored. In response, I've decided to discover where lightning comes from. Help me out.

Go.

My explanation:

You see, there is this divine being, almighty ruler of the Minecrafts, Notch. He is the supreme ruler of the multiverse that is Minecraft. The multiverse itself is a topic for another day's discussion, but basically it explains how so many worlds can exist in the same location. It has to do with seeds. You see, basically, Notch plants the seed, and then it randomly grows into a world, which can look different depending on these seeds. These seeds can have generic names, like the Glacier seed, or serial numbers, like seed IC4NCUN0W. Sometimes, these seeds collide, and more than one person is thrown onto the beach. These people, of a divine species called the players, a species Notch made in his likeness, join together in an art known as "multiplayer."

A "multiplayer" world is VERY unique. Being the product of multiple seeds at the same time, often odd occurrences occur. For example, some of the player tribe will notice that enemies' feet are invincible to your sword unless struck from directly below. But one of the most interesting of the phenomenon is that of lightning.

Now, lightning is very easily explainable in a regular Minecraft plane. It gets so dark that nobody can see anything, so Notch made lightning to light your path with a forest fire. But multiplayer lightning acts very differently...

You see, the evil chickens, a long long time ago back in the era known as Alpha, attacked a slime. His name was Steve. He was a slime... a slime that smiled. Mourning the loss of poor little Steve, Notch took all slimes away from the minecraft universe into a small recreation department, as to keep them safe from the chickens until they were able to become invincible. At said point, they returned during the Beta.

But the Slimes grew corrupt. They infected multiplayer worlds like a virus. They proved their ability to be invincible towards players, becoming invincible titans. They pushed players into lava, being the ultimate griefers.

Notch needed to rectify the problem he had created. And so he decided, his mighty lightning was given the ability to strike through walls in multiplayer. And if ever a slime became corrupt, a lightning bolt would descend from the Aether directly through it's jelly center.

And so, if ever you get hit by lightning in a cave and die, realize that it was for your own good, as below you somewhere was a slime that would have inflicted you a pain that would have been ten-fold.

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On a more serious note, does anyone know the actual reason as to why this happens? What in the SMP code allows lightning to go through the ground?

Sideways minecart tracks, I'm sad to say, would be a very difficult feat. They've been thought of before. The problem is that minecraft can't deal with rotating objects like minecarts. Sure they can rotate the model, but it's more difficult to do it on the y-axis, and make the camera work with it. The reason being, imagine if you left the cart as it was going up. Ok, so now you fell. How do you get rotated back? You don't. You just lie there and turn around in the mud.

The other solution is allow minecarts to just travel on walls, but the model stays flat. It looks ugly, but it's effective.


My idea?

A. Make them only able to go up, ok? Or down. But not left or right on the walls.

B. Make a booster version, so that you can keep speed going up. If you hit a booster and it's not powered, then you stop, like normal. This could be used to make elevators.

C. Make them appear like gears or something. So it makes sense to lift the minecart.

In the original version I said no download link. If Mojang were to change it, there would be no download link. Furthermore, I supplied code from the .lang file.

Look, I don't call people morons by their post counts. Anyone who do is, while usually right, an idiot themselves. I don't think people that just log onto forums are idiots. I give them a few minutes to say some completely stupid remarks. And that's not saying they'll always be morons. Sometimes they'll get better. Other times they just get worse.

You clearly didn't read the entire post. That's why I called you a moron. Stop assuming. It WAS clearly shown.