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Quote from Brona Pretolus

http://www.planetmin...me-world-types/

It's not up to 1.6.2 yet, but it does what you want. There's a couple others out there aswell, I think.

Quote from LordHerobrineMC

If you want to have blindness during the night, but not during day-time, do this:

Connect a daylight sensor to two redstone outputs,, with one output being inverted.
At the non-inverted side(the one that detects daylight), place a command block saying /effect @a clear
At the inverted side (the one that detects night time), place a command block saying /effect @a 15 1000000

Note: This might create some problems when you try to give the player(s) any effect other than blindness, because ALL effects will be cleared at day-time.


EDIT: Hope you understand what I mean, my English isn't that great.

Quote from kaniva

yeah either way for right-click, right-click for a second, or shift+right-click. I just dont wanna have to break the signs anymore xD

Quote from aary33

Unfortunate that you removed the red sponge pictures from the topic post. Oh well, here are more pictures anyway.

Above water, no armor or status effects.



Underwater, no armor or status effects.



Respiration III helmet underwater.



Night vision underwater.



Respiration III helmet & Night Vision underwater.



Above water, Respiration III helmet and Night Vision.



Squid habitants and a different angle.

Quote from Gideonwinter

People seem to be heavily against the idea of new golems, though I don't understand why. Only 2 exist... Iron Golems are very powerful, but are also very expensive, and Snow Golems are virtually worthless other than knocking mobs back, and perhaps knocking them into traps and cannot be used in the Jungle, Desert, or Nether, and melt anywhere it rains. While a Cactus Golem sounds like a good idea to me, I do see how it can be considered overpowered a bit, as cactus is not difficult to find nor is pumpkins, however, snow is just as easy to obtain, and while snow golems don't actually do damage, they can still be made in huge amounts. Someone asked "is Minecraft so hard that we need more golems," adding golems is no different than adding any other thing we can use to the game. We only have 3 mobs that will fight on our behalf, and of the 3, one can only be used in certain areas, and has numerous restrictions, as well as can't do damage to any Overworld mobs. One is only useful against certain mobs. And the final is powerful, but expensive and can only defend so much territory alone. We lack any sort of ranged, damaging utility mob, and any sort of utility mob that is useful in numbers other than the Iron Golem.

Quote from Bluemadness

I hate snow golems, they are useless, i had a whole pack of them (10-20) and every single one was dead after 1 night.

I hate iron golems, i've never seen one spawn on their own, and when you make one they do nothing to protect you.


I sort of like this idea with tweaking

How about cactus golems are made by sand, cactus, and then pumpkin, and simply throw themselves into all mobs (Making it less op, as it can't tell the difference between a cow and a creeper, it will attack both)
o if they're attacking you (Technically they don't have masters, unlike wolves)

They would have about 5 hearts, so they'll be pretty much non op, and you'll need a pack of them to wipe out anything.

They will not bump into each other, as they are passive to only other cactus golems and players.

Players can still take damage from them by touching them, the thing is they won't target the player.


Why everyone is against it? Because it would be "too OP".
Take a look at zombie pigmen, dudes, you'd be all over how op they are if it were being suggested right now.
My idea would not be OP.

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Bluemadness107, avenger of chickens




And excuse me, I never realized how incredibly logical slimes and lava cubes are. (Sarcastic remark)