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I completely forgot this pack existed!

It all look so amazing. Any chance of a download link?

• Prepare your Finale file. Keep in mind that any playback data will be retained in the MIDI file. This includes tempo changes (for those sequencers that support a tempo, or conductor, track), dynamics, pitch wheel data, MIDI channel assignments, in addition to Human Playback settings configured in the Playback Settings dialog box. To export a specific region, in the Playback Settings dialog box, check Observe Playback Region when saving to MIDI or audio file, and the specify the region you would like to export in the options above.

• Make sure that you have assigned Instruments correctly (one for each resultant sequencer track). When Finale creates a MIDI sequencer file, it places the music you’ve assigned to each Instrument in the Instrument List dialog box in a separate sequencer track. Therefore, make sure the Instrument configuration is set up the same way you want the resultant tracks set up. See MIDI channels for further instructions.
• Choose Save As from the File Menu. The Save As dialog box appears.
• From the List Files of Type: drop down list choose MIDI File, and enter a title in the text box. Note, too, that you don’t have to click anything if you add the suffix “.MID” (including the period) at the end of the title, as in “Overture.MID”; if you do this, Finale automatically saves your document as a MIDI file.
• Click Save (or press enter). Finale now asks which type of MIDI file you want to create: Format 1 (multiple tracks), Format 0 (a single, multichannel track), or just a tempo map. Format 1 is by far the most common format. Also, choose whether you want to save any bookmarks you created in Finale as sequencer marks in your MIDI file.
• Select a MIDI file format by clicking the appropriate button.

Quote from Adron_Scott

It'd be nice if i didn't have to patch the game for half of the mobs skins to work, instead of showing up untextured.

needs to be a standard resolution texture..

Quote from driver405

I am saving up for a new pc, and have enough to buy the gpu and psu.

Should I buy it and put it in my current pc till I get enough for the rest of the build,

or should I just wait till I can buy all parts of the build?

Here's my pc if your wondering (bought it 2 or 3 years ago new): My Current PC.

Quote from Gentleman_Zac

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Now my 2nd thing is actually a question and someone posted to make sure I have the right alias or something and not to be a noob or anything, but do you mean did I type the right permissions...or are u talking about something else?

groups:
    Newbie:
        default: true
        options:
            rank: '1000'
        permissions:
        - modifyworld.chat
        - -modifyworld.blocks.destroy.*
        - -modifyworld.blocks.place.*
        - modifyworld.blocks.interact.*
        - modifyworld.login
        - modifyworld.usebeds
        - -modifyworld.bucket.*
        - modifyworld.damage.deal.monster.*
        - modifyworld.damage.deal.animal.*
        - -modifyworld.damage.deal.group.*
        - modifyworld.damage.take.*
        - modifyworld.mobtarget.*
        - modifyworld.interact.*
        - modifyworld.tame.*
        - essential.afk
        - essential.compass
        - essential.help
        - essential.helpop
        - essential.list
        - essential.motd
        - essential.msg
        - essential.rules
        - essential.spawn
        - lwc.deny

Quote from slackathor

All these people saying tnt is good for mining are fools. All the blocks right next to the tnt when it explodes are destroyed and do not leave drops. Great way to waste good resources.

Having said that, tnt, in a single player world, is perfect for tunneling through a mountain, provided you don't care about any iron you may destroy.

Quote from Gentleman_Zac

Hi! I am having this problem where I setup the groups and users and an example of some of my permissions are shown below. Now I did not tab it or anything so the problem is not that, but it seems when say I turn myself to the Default group I do not get any of the Default class permissions nor do I get any when I try to be the Admin class. Why? Also just in case you need to know this is my server obviously, it is online, it is permissions 3.1.6 (A.K.A. 3x), and I did not put myself on ops because when I do that I get all the permissions, but I want to see if it works for the Default class and thus if I am an op I will not know if it works because I get all the permissions anyways. So thank you for looking at my message and please respond as fast as possible!

groups:
Default:
default: true
info:
prefix: '&c'
suffix: ''
build: false
inheritance:
permissions:
- admincmd.tp.to
- admincmd.tp.from
- admincmd.tp.home
- admincmd.player.list
- admincmd.player.msg
- admincmd.player.afk
- admincmd.player.played
- admincmd.player.reply
- admincmd.warp.tp
- admincmd.spawn.tp
- admincmd.server.news
- admincmd.server.rules
- admincmd.server.uptime
Admin:
default: false
info:
prefix: '&0'
suffix: ''
build: true
inheritance:
permissions:
- '*'

users:
Gentleman_Zac:
permissions:
groups:
- Default

*Also this forums seems to make my spacing look messed up so just to say i know it is not the spacing!

Quote from falconfetus8

In a singleplayer world, has anyone found a use for TNT? I simply cannot understand why people like it so much. Does anyone have any ideas for how I can use it effectively?