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Will you be making an update for 1.9?

I hope so, because I can't (Okay I can) play without this!

Also, I believe this interferes with MC Patcher as well. After Patching my MC using that, I seem to be unable to switch my texture packs, the game will just crash when I do.

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We'll also be getting a server upgrade by tonight or tomorrow which means more slots, less lag, and less crashing.

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I am Sooo interested :biggrin.gif:

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Great! We'd love to have you!

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This still needs updating... I have yet to find a texture pack I like as much as this one.

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Look here.

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Thanks, Sko.

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I've been getting these as well. Seems to be affected by crossing chunk borders.

I don't think so, I was standing completely still before and during that screenshot.

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how do i find those?

Are you kidding? You really don't know?

Secondly, I'm assuming you're playing singleplayer, and if so it's not "lag" (Otherwise known as latency) that you're experiencing. Lag is attributed to network issues only, which would only occur if playing multiplayer. You're experiencing low FPS (Frames Per Second). Now, since you appear to be so technologically impaired I would assume you just have **** hardware which would be causing your low FPS.

(I have a feeling this might be a common problem)

From what I recall of previous Minecraft playing, it has always been fairly smooth FPS wise. I installed the recent 1.8 pre-release and usually achieve around 40-50 FPS while walking around in a heavily forested area with the maximum settings.

However, I have been having an issue with what I like the call "Stutter spikes". Essentially my FPS takes a massive drop at specific intervals.

Here's an image:


And my specifications:

OS- Windows 7 Professional x64
CPU- AMD Phenom II X4 910
GPU- XfX HD Radeon 5770
RAM- 8GB DDR3

Any help or information regarding this issue would be greatly appreciated.

That's hideously ugly. No different than building a wood plank cube.

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Don't know if this has been done before with pistons, I only did a quick search before I started working on it.

-snip-

Might turn it into a timer later.

What is it?

Just use imageshack, you don't need an account and the image won't expire on the forums. Once the picture is up, right click it then click "copy image URL". After that, edit or make a new post and put the url in image tags like this: . Yay.

There needs to be a test you have to take before you can post on the forums. :dry.gif:

70% of the threads on here are useless ones like this.

Well, I'm assuming you're talking about depth of field, which you can either get a mod for, or you can go without any mods and just take the picture, then go into Photoshop or some other photo editing software, and add a blur brush to anything that's supposed to be out of focus.