Going to just randomly suggest that instead of nerfing everything you consider tool damage instead. For example removing a block damages a tool 16/32 times as much as normal if done by an intruder inside the radius, this means anyone intending to smash everything up will either need a large supply of pickaxes or choose where they dig better. True it wont stop a determined player but if your going to make breaking in near impossible/incredibly slow you might as well stick to creative play in the first place.
To give this a lil perspective using the values on the wiki at 32x damage.
wood/gold pickaxe = 2 uses
stone pickaxe = 3 uses
iron pickaxe = 5 uses
diamond pickaxe = 33 uses
But honestly instead of crazy obelisks and such you could probably make a modded furnace which accepts gold/diamond blocks for a number of hours of protection that required refilling and just did a default distance of for example 96 blocks, the block itself also invincible until it runs out of power which also makes it possible to siege a place by blocking off their supplies preventing it from being refilled, you might even consider a rule of the block needing to be placed high up to prevent it being hidden underground and other things like preventing it from being over filled for days on end.
I take back my dumb comments, I don't even know why I didn't see it before and for some reason I was over complicating the entire thing for no reason forgetting the extra 1 is expanding on the base 36 to make 64 from '1r'.
Then why does all my world saves have 64 folders? Plus with the way that it's saving you would have a separate file for every folder which is not the case which you can find out for yourself by playing single player and walking in a single direction for a long time and examining how its structured.
You wont be ever able to copy in a normal server map because its always going to be looking in the wrong folders, the folder locations should be base64 but the file name is base36, it's getting the file name right but looking in the wrong place for it.
Erm... Worked for me?
Well its defiantly not the same folder format so I can't see how you could have lucked out and had it looking in the right place, have to admit I haven't looked over the entire code yet but I can defiantly say it wont save in the same format as a normal server, and folders don't save with a - symbol either since the folders are in a loop of 64 always.
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Since there is no map generation, I copied over a map generated with the regular minecraft server. It seems to be quite glitchy though and if you move more than a few blocks, it tries accessing files that don't exist.
You wont be ever able to copy in a normal server map because its always going to be looking in the wrong folders, the folder locations should be base64 but the file name is base36, it's getting the file name right but looking in the wrong place for it.
I think this would be a cool time to mention that most of MC# was coded by a gay furry, and at one point a certain straight self confessed Christian co coder added in a server crashing command for them self via the IRC bot which was extremely unsecure and exploitable. Bet all you people using MC# months back never knew that existed eh? Thankfully it was removed and never released since some one removed it the instant they saw it.
Uhhh, if someone wanted your stuff badly enough, why wouldn't they go around hitting all of the torches in a base, with one of them possibly being a lever leading to your goodies?
Because you would wire the rest of the torches levels to traps/TNT.
The only problem I could see with torches wearing out would be continually deleting and replacing them before they run out, granted that would be an extremely tiresome job to do.
A possible more interesting idea would be for snow and rain when a weather cycle is implemented to randomly douse torches that are in range of the SUN light generated by the map so people cant just put a single block above a torch. This of course would mean that any torches in a cave would remain unaffected and you would need to think of an interesting reason for them to be doused, such as a creeper aimed at destroying torches of something.
Of of any tool you might be using, I find it quit funny that a certain bug still in the alpha remains unfixed. When a tool is on the brink of breaking you will NOT get the resource from destroying the block with a tool! So if your not paying attention and swing the last hit of your iron pickaxe into the only block of diamond you've ever found prepare to cry as the game denies you of your reward.
Please can we bring attention to this absurdly silly small bug and get it fixed, it may only be 1 block but it doesn't make sense that you don't get it from using a tool.
just add cloning stations to the game :tongue.gif:
A ton of games already use this style of re spawning.
Only issues being is do you force some one to the nearest spawner or let them choose by going to them to avoid spawning in hostile towns randomly ect. Plus I doubt it would make sense to allow anyone to craft one since maps would be littered with them in the end so it would work better as an operator set point, so hopefully they're made in useful locations instead of every 50 blocks down a cave.
Nice unhelpful reply, you might want to consider a custom server that supports multi map. You can then set a map to the side for them, some custom servers will let you disable certain ranks from building on maps. Its fairly common for servers to set side a map for operators and such, if people cant understand a map set to the side for a player you might as well go ahead and ban em.
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To give this a lil perspective using the values on the wiki at 32x damage.
wood/gold pickaxe = 2 uses
stone pickaxe = 3 uses
iron pickaxe = 5 uses
diamond pickaxe = 33 uses
But honestly instead of crazy obelisks and such you could probably make a modded furnace which accepts gold/diamond blocks for a number of hours of protection that required refilling and just did a default distance of for example 96 blocks, the block itself also invincible until it runs out of power which also makes it possible to siege a place by blocking off their supplies preventing it from being refilled, you might even consider a rule of the block needing to be placed high up to prevent it being hidden underground and other things like preventing it from being over filled for days on end.
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Then why does all my world saves have 64 folders? Plus with the way that it's saving you would have a separate file for every folder which is not the case which you can find out for yourself by playing single player and walking in a single direction for a long time and examining how its structured.
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Well its defiantly not the same folder format so I can't see how you could have lucked out and had it looking in the right place, have to admit I haven't looked over the entire code yet but I can defiantly say it wont save in the same format as a normal server, and folders don't save with a - symbol either since the folders are in a loop of 64 always.
This also makes sense in the same context.
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std::string infile = mapDirectory+"/"+base36_encode(modulox)+"/"+base36_encode(moduloz)+"/c."+ base36_encode(mapposx)+"."+base36_encode(mapposz)+".dat";You wont be ever able to copy in a normal server map because its always going to be looking in the wrong folders, the folder locations should be base64 but the file name is base36, it's getting the file name right but looking in the wrong place for it.
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Then you'd better turn off your PC then forever just in case your already running something made by one already.
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Because you would wire the rest of the torches levels to traps/TNT.
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A possible more interesting idea would be for snow and rain when a weather cycle is implemented to randomly douse torches that are in range of the SUN light generated by the map so people cant just put a single block above a torch. This of course would mean that any torches in a cave would remain unaffected and you would need to think of an interesting reason for them to be doused, such as a creeper aimed at destroying torches of something.
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Please can we bring attention to this absurdly silly small bug and get it fixed, it may only be 1 block but it doesn't make sense that you don't get it from using a tool.
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A ton of games already use this style of re spawning.
Only issues being is do you force some one to the nearest spawner or let them choose by going to them to avoid spawning in hostile towns randomly ect. Plus I doubt it would make sense to allow anyone to craft one since maps would be littered with them in the end so it would work better as an operator set point, so hopefully they're made in useful locations instead of every 50 blocks down a cave.
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