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tim3067 posted a message on [1.6.2] Leapcraft - Leap Motion Controller support for MinecraftI just watched the video for the Leap and am wondering why these are not everywhere now. Because they should be.Posted in: Minecraft Mods - To post a comment, please login.
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Have you ever wanted to control Minecraft with the new Leap Motion Controller? Now you can!
After receiving my Leap, I thought to myself, "Why can't I control Minecraft with this?"... because no feasible method existed to do so, of course. Leapcraft aims to correct that, and actually allow you to control Minecraft with the Leap.
NOTE: If the name isn't evident enough, this mod requires the Leap Motion Controller to operate.
Planet Minecraft post: http://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/leapcraft---leap-motion-controller-support-for-minecraft/
Controls
Mod Compatibility
Known working with:
Not working:
Leapcraft 1.6.2-A1 for Minecraft 1.6.2
Download: Mega
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(I'll get a better logo... eventually.)
What is Glazz?
Glazz is a mod API for the Minecraft client. It's similar to Bukkit in many ways, so if you're familiar with Bukkit, just think of it as Bukkit for the clientside. I'm creating this out of a lack of a good modding API (ModLoader allows loading mods, sure, but it doesn't implement an entire API, and mods can cause conflicts very easily if they both modify the same file).
So what does Glazz let me do?
Glazz lets you create almost any plugin you can imagine - a world editing plugin, a HUD plugin, singleplayer mods, and almost everything else.
What parts are there to the Glazz project?
The Glazz project contains of two seperate parts.
Glazz is the API itself, and is what you will reference to create a plugin.
CraftGlazz is the modded Minecraft client, which is able to run Glazz plugins.
Why not just use Spoutcraft?
Spoutcraft, from my understanding, requires a connection to a multiplayer server to use mods. CraftGlazz does not.
I WANT TO DOWNLOAD IT!
Okay, okay! Fine! CraftGlazz is still a development build, so it may be unstable (and it's certainly not even close to feature-complete at this point), but you can download it from Jenkins!
Jenkins: http://ci.forairan.com/view/Glazz/
Direct link to latest development build: http://ci.forairan.com/view/Glazz/job/CraftGlazz/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/target/craftglazz-dev-SNAPSHOT.jar
How do I install it?
First, ensure that you have a clean minecraft.jar file (by using the "Force Update" option in the launcher).
Open your minecraft.jar and the craftglazz-dev-SNAPSHOT.jar and place them side-by-side.
Delete META-INF from minecraft.jar.
Drag the contents of craftglazz-dev-SNAPSHOT.jar into minecraft.jar (including META-INF).
Congratulations, CraftGlazz is now installed!
What does it do?
CraftGlazz just allows you to run plugins (which can be put in your .minecraft/plugins directory). It also includes a built-in console - press ~ (tilde) ingame to use it.
I want to code plugins for Glazz. How do I do so?
First, go learn about coding Bukkit plugins if you don't already know how, as coding Glazz plugins is extremely similar.
Next, to code a Glazz plugin, simply reference the Glazz (not CraftGlazz!) JAR file in your project. Have your plugin's main class extend "Plugin" instead of "JavaPlugin". Be sure to have a plugin.yml, and you're set!
I found a bug! What do I do?
Report it on our JIRA instance at https://craftglazz.atlassian.net/.
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NMGReiniciar (no me gusta reiniciar = I don't like to reboot) is a tool I've made to undo the changes made by OptiFinity without rebooting.
FAQ
Q. What is the purpose of OptiFinity?
A. To speed up world updates.
Q. How does this tool accomplish that?
A. It sets the affinity of every process on the system that it can to CPU #1, then sets Minecraft to CPU #2. This essentially dedicates an entire CPU core to Minecraft, speeding up world updates and thus improving your framerate.
Q. What does this "NMGReiniciar" do?
A. If you run NMGReiniciar.exe, it undoes the changes made by OptiFinity.
Q. Is this tool dangerous?
A. No - all changes made can be undone by either (a) a reboot or (:cool.gif: using NMGReiniciar.
Q. Will this work with tri-core, quad-core, etc. CPUs?
A. Yes! It will utilize every core in the system as of r2. It will set the affinity of all non-Java processes to all except the last CPU, and the affinity of all Java processes to only the last CPU.
Q. This isn't making my Minecraft any faster!
A. This fix only works if the CPU is racing to keep up with the GPU. It works in some cases, but not all. Thanks for trying it anyways.
VirusTotal Results
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Not sure why it's detected 2/44 by antiviruses I haven't even heard of before. It might be due to the code that changes process affinity (which is the main point of OptiFinity).
Download
OptiFinity
Official Download (from Pwnage.me)
NMGReiniciar
Official Download (from Pwnage.me)
Instructions
To undo the changes, simply reboot your computer.
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