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Aug 10, 20122
teckmaster posted a message on High-Quality Screen Recorder for Mac OS XQuicktime and screenflow are pretty much the only screen recorders available for mac, so you don't have a large selection. The worst part is NONE of them are any good, so I guess you can either not record anything or install windows... Serves you right, Macintosh user :).Posted in: Hardware & Software Support -
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Davidee posted a message on In-Game NBTEdit! Edit Mob Spawners & Attributes in game! FINALLY UPDATED!Posted in: Minecraft ModsCoded by: DavideeTextures by: Pyro1997
NOTE: In order to use it on Multiplayer, the server MUST have the mod installed.
This mod allows opped users to edit nbt tags in game - modify both regular entities and tile entities without even closing your game!
It works in both SinglePlayer and MultiPlayer, although you need to be Op to use the command (/nbtedit)
Edit yourself with the command "/nbtedit me"!
Keyboard/Mouse Shortcuts:Shift Focus: Up/Down Arrow KeyScroll: Scroll WheelEdit Tag/Toggle Children: ENTERCopy: CTRL + CPaste: CTRL + VCut: CTRL + XSave(while editing value): ENTER
It is heavily based off copygirl's external tool NBTedit, with asimilar interface.
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Download- Download Forge (Installer)
- v1.7.2.2 for Minecraft 1.7.2 (SSP+SMP)
Older versions
InstallationFor windows, POST 1.6 :- Download the Forge installer
- If desired, backup your saves.
- Run the Forge installer
- Paste the NBTEdit zip file into your mods folder.
- In order to play the Forge version, you need to change your profile on the new minecraft launcher to the "Forge" one
For windows, PRE 1.6 :- Go to your minecraft .jar (Go to run -> (type in) %appdata% -> .minecraft -> bin -> minecraft.jar
- If desired, backup your saves.
- Open the minecraft.jar and extract the Forge ModLoader files into there if you don't have them already
- Paste the NBTEdit zip file into your mods folder. You're good to go!
NBT Help- Entity Format (all entities have these tags)
- Mob Format (mob specific tags)
- Tile Entity Format (i.e. Mob Spawner)
- Item Format (Items, Books, Enchantments)
- Projectile Format (i.e. Arrows)
- Item Entity Format (i.e. XPOrb)
- Vehicle Format (i.e. Minecarts)
- Dynamic Tile Format(i.e. Falling Sand)
- Other Format (Painting/ItemFrame)
Examples
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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Quote from Davidee »0. USED TERMS[[[;/size];/size];/size]
MOD - modification, plugin, a piece of software that interfaces with the Minecraft client to extend, add, change or remove original capabilities.MOJANG - Mojang ABOWNER - Davidee, Original author of the MOD. Under the copyright terms accepted when purchasing Minecraft (http://www.minecraft...pyright.jsp) the OWNER has full rights over their MOD despite use of MOJANG code.USER - End user of the mod, person installing the mod.1. LIABILITY THIS MOD IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' WITH NO WARRANTIES, IMPLIED OR OTHERWISE. THE OWNER OF THIS MOD TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES INCURRED FROM THE USE OF THIS MOD. THIS MOD ALTERS FUNDAMENTAL PARTS OF THE MINECRAFT GAME, PARTS OF MINECRAFT MAY NOT WORK WITH THIS MOD INSTALLED. ALL DAMAGES CAUSED FROM THE USE OR MISUSE OF THIS MOD FALL ON THE USER.2. USEUse of this MOD to be installed, manually or automatically, is given to the USER without restriction.3. REDISTRIBUTIONThis MOD may only be distributed where uploaded, mirrored, or otherwise linked to by the OWNER solely. All mirrors of this mod must have advance written permission from the OWNER. ANY attempts to make money off of this MOD (selling, selling modified versions, adfly, sharecash, etc.) are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN, and the OWNER may claim damages or take other action to rectify the situation.4. DERIVATIVE WORKS/MODIFICATIONThis mod is provided freely and may be decompiled and modified for private use, either with a decompiler or a bytecode editor. Public distribution of modified versions of this MOD require advance written permission of the OWNER and may be subject to certain terms.5. MODPACKSThis MOD can be freely put into a modpack (collection of minecraft mods) without the need for explicit permission by the OWNER if the given modpack is freely provided to the public OR private group. If the modpack creator does indeed profit from the modpack, explicit permission is required to place this MOD into the modpack.
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Sep 1, 20141
BC_Programming posted a message on How to transform my Windows 8 desktop to a Windows 95 theme-one?Posted in: Computer Science and Technology
No it isn't. That doesn't make much sense. -
Aug 16, 20143
Budgeh posted a message on Why do people hate old technology?Posted in: Computer Science and TechnologyQuote from turningdoorknob
... and it gets worse. They don't know how to write in cursive. They don't know how to write anything meaningful, period. They don't know how to add 46 and 23 in their heads. They think China is a place "in Japan." (Quoting my sister). Come on!
All those things come down to education and has nothing to do with technology. In primary school, I was taught how to do cursive in year 2. Every year after that, they didn't care and with the need to write faster and faster, I stopped using cursive and started my ever so crappy handwriting nowadays.
You can't say technology made you dumber as it isn't meant to be teaching you. The school you go to should be. If anything, it made you smarter, with easier ways to figure things out, and a larger source of education materials for us to read.
Quote from turningdoorknobOne thing I do remember is being able to plug my TV right into the wall and have it work on any plug in the house. Now, I have to have a digital adapter and wait 20 minutes after moving it for it to start up. Not to mention the ugliness of that clunky thing.
I don't recall having to need a digital adapter or waiting 20 minutes for it to start up? Nor is it that ugly. I can go to any TV in my house and move it anywhere and have it be working straight away. -
Feb 10, 20141
Hakumisoso posted a message on An iPhone with Flappy Bird is being sold on eBay... for 60,000$ dollars.Stupid. You can still download the game. http://www.geek.com/apple/flappy-bird-torrents-for-ios-and-android-appear-on-the-pirate-bay-1584515/Posted in: Computer Science and Technology
not that its legal... but you won't get in trouble for it and ti better than dropping thousands for a rather terrible game that's a knockoff of many others. -
Jan 28, 20141
Fred2000789 posted a message on I don't under stand this...Posted in: Hardware & Software Support
I think we all know how to use XP.Is it bad thatmost ofall but 1 of my PCs are older than me, and that I know so much about DOS, Windows XP - 95 and about how to use it? Not even my friend, who's dad owns Antech knew Windows 95 existed! -
Jan 19, 20142
fm87 posted a message on Java AppletsPosted in: Hardware & Software Support
Holy crap, I didn't even click the site at first.Quote from BC_Programming
With compatibility mode enabled, considering it's not even HTML4 compliant.
Hellooooooooooooo 1999!
I don't think it would be a stretch to say some of those gifs are older than he is. -
Jan 18, 20141
Ham62 posted a message on Java AppletsPosted in: Hardware & Software SupportQuote from BC_Programming
exe files only run on Windows. a .jar game will run on any platform with a VM; a .swf will play on any system with the Flash Player installed.
I am well aware that exe files are for Windows only. I don't really care about apple anyway, I honestly couldn't care less if I were to support them or not. I don't own a single apple product in my house. I do care about Windows support though, and my compiler works on Windows XP, vista, and 7. (Not sure about 8. I haven't tested it.)
Every one keeps saying that flash is loosing support though? I asked my Uncle about it and he said that it's not likely that flash will become unsupported like java for a long time until they have something that works equally as well. If what your saying is true, then about every third website is going to become unsupported soon. I don't think flash is going unsupported like you do. -
Jan 17, 2014
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fm87 posted a message on I don't under stand this...Posted in: Hardware & Software SupportQuote from Ham62
After copying the CD ROM drivers to your MS-DOS system open your config.sys and add the lines:
DEVICEHIGH /L:1,33760 =C:\DOS\CD1.SYS /D:BANANA
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:1f0,14
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:170,15
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:170,10
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:1e8,12
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:1e8,11
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:168,10
rem DEVICE=cd1.SYS /D:banana /P:168,9
Next in your autoexec.bat add the line:
LH /L:1,28288 C:\WINDOWS\MSCDEX.EXE /S /D:banana /L:D
That is WAY more complicated than it needs to be, and I know for a fact you copy/pasted it from here.
If you have Windows installed. This will load the driver into high memory and set the drive to D:\. This is how I load it on and it works great.
Right, but that wasn't what I asked, and given how long it took to respond, the simple config.sys and autoexec.bat should have been a quick post.
You can't just "find and install drivers yourself" if a system was made for a newer OS and you install an older OS on it, that's not how it works, unless there were drivers written specifically for that version, which never happens with newer items (especially if it was running Me) there is no way that worked, at all. It's not like today where you can quickly semi-hack a windows vista driver to work with windows 7 sometimes.Why wouldn't I know how to use the systems I own? I have a PC running Windows 95 and I use that frequently. I also have the above listed one with MS-DOS 6.22 I also have 2 others with DOS and I got a knew one from my neighbors and installed Windows 98se on it myself. Because the system was designed for Windows ME I had to find and install all the drivers myself. I also had to run the format through the boot disk manually because the automated one wasn't working. It would get to 1%, stop and say "Error detected. Cannot continue." or something similar.
It gave an error for a pretty obvious reason, you didn't follow the install procedure correctly. -
Jan 14, 2014
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fm87 posted a message on I don't under stand this...Posted in: Hardware & Software Support
No.Quote from SVGK
as a general rule, anyone who hears *insert word here* gas will assume it is unhealthy at first,
Unless you are saying laughing gas is dangerous and should never be used. - To post a comment, please login.
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Hm, didn't know about that.
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Lol, I'm actually surprised I'm the first one to notice.
Another thing, more on topic: Chrome seems to think that this is malicious.
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Really? That was more of a complaint than anything
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Oh yeah, I have to press longer than I should for it to actually do anything.
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Whatever item would come on top of the chest (from water or mobs falling to their death) would be put
inside of the chest if there is room. If not, the chest would act like a normal block and wouldn't collect anything.
I think it would be able to "close" the chest with a redstone signal.
Possible crafting recipe: