this mod should have little blocks because now it is compatible and they work well together oh and if you don't remember me my IGN is jazzyjames01 I haven't been online in like 3 months because my computer broke and I needed to save up for a new one
We voted against little blocks because it would require us to have to switch over to forge, and the majority didn't think it was worth it. Sorry.
IGN;jazzyjames01
Why; because people always want to change their size to x8 or 0.1250 and if I'm mod I will be able to do this for them and when I see a griefer instead of just yelling at them to stop I can ban them also I'm nice and friendly
Other: I still love cheese and I'm an excellent builder
Have you been mod before: 3 times before and I have banned 2 griefers during my times as a mod
Have you been Banned before:Nope
Ign:Lickilax
Why: because i like cheese and i need a peaceful place to eat cheese i mean minecraft is fun but i don`t have the means to combat other players and also i like being giant and building houses for villagers i hope its okay to focus on village expansion as opposed to building my own house i like those little doll people there cute even if there are no villages i would like to breed animals in a little farm, on the other hand being small is fun but i have trouble with it i hope some people will be able to give me pointers other: are there generated structures on the server(villages,dungeons,witch huts)?
Yes, there are generated structures, so you should have no problem finding some villages to build in ;3
Aiko was sitting up in her bed, messing with her own shadow instead of one of the other kids. She had always found it easier to mess with her own shadow, though she didn't really know why. She had her shadow jump down from the bunk bed, strolling around along the lit wall. Settling the shadow into a position almost below the window she started to pull it away from the wall, slowly going from 2D to 3D as she had done some times before. The shadow stood there for a few seconds, still mostly holding it's shape. Aiko had it take a couple steps forward, but on the third step the form began to waver, before dissipating completely. Aiko sighed. She would get it right eventually, but eventually meant time, which for some unknown reason she didn't feel she had. Perhaps it was the impeding break out hanging over her head. Either way the sun would set soon, which would end her shadow practice for the day unless the moon decided to pick a helpful position, which it rarely did.
((I may have missed something, but two little kids as well as me got chucked into the main cell. I think that's about it))
((Oh, and the drone robot thing just discovered my character's usefulness in her power. I think that about sums it.))
"Alright." Aiko replied simply, before glancing around the room. From what she had just heard she would need to practice her power a lot over the next few hours to make an easy escape even an option. There had to be a good shadow around to suffice for practice...
"...Perhaps." Aiko replied simply. "Depends on how big and how complex." She already had trouble moving 3D human shadows about, let alone complex 3D robotic shadows. But hey, it was worth a shot, right?
"Well, yeah... I could try..." she replied skeptically. If a shadow could hurt another shadow, than a 3D shadow could hurt another object, right? Moving the shadow drone forward she lightly bumped the other drone, though nowhere near hard enough to cause any damage. <Well, that answers that question.>
Aiko brought the shadow out from under it again, pulling it away from the ground and bringing it into it's 3D state. The shadow drone stood there idle for a moment before folding itself in, as the actual drone had done moments before. It was much easier working with smaller shadows rather than larger ones, especially when pulling them out into a 3-Dimensional state. The shadow drone was folded in for a few good seconds before unfolding itself again.
"Fold up...?" Aiko asked, not entirely sure what the drone meant. "Like this?" The shadow in front of the drone dissipated as she let go of her hold on it, and the remaining wisps of the dissipated shadow moved back under the drone, going back to it's natural mimicking state.
Aiko ignored the kid who had just climbed up her bunk to ask the drone something, and instead continued to concentrate on it's shadow. She managed to bring it out of the wall, so a shadowy 3D copy of the drone was standing and staring right back at it. Aiko inwardly grinned, managing to maintain the 3D form of the drone without it instantly dissipating.
"Uh huh." Aiko responded to the drone. It was clear at that moment she wasn't really listening to what the drone had to say. She was instead concentrating a good bit on the drones shadow, which pulled itself away from the drone and walked in front of it, moving along the wall. Aiko watched it go back and forth, getting the hang of how different it was compared to a human shadow.
Aiko glanced curiously over at the drone, her thoughts almost immediately gravitating toward it's shadow. Some 3D practice with that might do her some good. It took her a few moments to remember the drone had actually asked her a question. "I'm fine." Aiko replied simply, if not a bit dull. There were actually a lot of things on her mind at the moment, but she wasn't about to spill them to a robot, even if that particular robot was the key to her freedom. Despite the jumble of thoughts in her mind she managed to drift back to the prospect of messing with the drones shadow. She hadn't actually messed with any shadow more complicated than a humans, and the drones would probably be a good start.
((I may have missed something, but two little kids as well as me got chucked into the main cell. I think that's about it))
((Good enough X3
Thanks))
Aiko, who had long since grown bored with the other kids, was back on her top bunk watching the ceiling with mild interest. She didn't really care what was going on, as long as nobody bothered her. And nobody had. Yet.
Aiko, who had turned her attention away from the feed that was now off anyway, was silently watching the new boy that had randomly appeared. She was still sitting beside Coralie, though at the moment didn't seem to really care. Most of her attention was concentrated on the boy who had just phased in through the wall.
Aiko, who practically never left her bed except to get food, was suddenly right beside Coralie watching the live feed from the small tablet device thing. It was all so pretty, the sun, the sky, the clouds... she hadn't seen it in ages...
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We voted against little blocks because it would require us to have to switch over to forge, and the majority didn't think it was worth it. Sorry.
Still not accepting mods, I'm sorry.
Specify?
Yes, there are generated structures, so you should have no problem finding some villages to build in ;3
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Aiko was sitting up in her bed, messing with her own shadow instead of one of the other kids. She had always found it easier to mess with her own shadow, though she didn't really know why. She had her shadow jump down from the bunk bed, strolling around along the lit wall. Settling the shadow into a position almost below the window she started to pull it away from the wall, slowly going from 2D to 3D as she had done some times before. The shadow stood there for a few seconds, still mostly holding it's shape. Aiko had it take a couple steps forward, but on the third step the form began to waver, before dissipating completely. Aiko sighed. She would get it right eventually, but eventually meant time, which for some unknown reason she didn't feel she had. Perhaps it was the impeding break out hanging over her head. Either way the sun would set soon, which would end her shadow practice for the day unless the moon decided to pick a helpful position, which it rarely did.
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((Oh, and the drone robot thing just discovered my character's usefulness in her power. I think that about sums it.))
"Alright." Aiko replied simply, before glancing around the room. From what she had just heard she would need to practice her power a lot over the next few hours to make an easy escape even an option. There had to be a good shadow around to suffice for practice...
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((Egh, short post is short v.v))
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((Eh, close enough X3))
"Fold up...?" Aiko asked, not entirely sure what the drone meant. "Like this?" The shadow in front of the drone dissipated as she let go of her hold on it, and the remaining wisps of the dissipated shadow moved back under the drone, going back to it's natural mimicking state.
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((Good enough X3
Thanks))
Aiko, who had long since grown bored with the other kids, was back on her top bunk watching the ceiling with mild interest. She didn't really care what was going on, as long as nobody bothered her. And nobody had. Yet.
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