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I believe the original intent of Mojang was not to allow for plugin-based minigames, because there were few changes to the game that directly enabled that. Of course, some adventure map-making features were being implemented at that time, as map-makers began to join Minecraft's community.
That being said, at this point I feel that Mojang is focusing much more on plugin creators. With the Modding API in progress and the implementation of more editable NBT tags (so mobs can be stacked, and dungeon spawners altered), as well as the new scoreboard features, the plugin community seems to have some new features Mojang is implementing.
In the end, I believe adventure map-makers pushed for more features, which led to further plugin interest, which then allowed Mojang to cater further to that audience (plugin makers).
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This is a very interesting feature. If I recall correctly, there was a way to make minecarts invisible as well. If that is true, it might be possible to have a sphere with an opening without the obvious mass of minecarts.
Will be interested to see if this is used in other maps, perhaps by the creator of the Code. The final destruction sphere shown in this video showed obvious similarity to Code III's ending,
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Very interesting discovery! Is it possible to save the customized world presets, or are there just named premade presets?
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Yes, that is definitely possible. We have had moderators with multiple infractions.
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That being said, at this point I feel that Mojang is focusing much more on plugin creators. With the Modding API in progress and the implementation of more editable NBT tags (so mobs can be stacked, and dungeon spawners altered), as well as the new scoreboard features, the plugin community seems to have some new features Mojang is implementing.
In the end, I believe adventure map-makers pushed for more features, which led to further plugin interest, which then allowed Mojang to cater further to that audience (plugin makers).
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Wow, I think I managed it.
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