Quote from FrozenSquid»
I am so amazed that now some players WANT pay-to-win. Its so flipping stupid.
You'll understand when you are an adult having to spend ten hours or so at work then come home and making dinner and getting the kids to do their homework and bathe and all that jazz. You finally get some peace and quiet to play Minecraft for half an hour or so before hitting the sack so you'd rather not have to waste that time just trying to collect resources. You want to get right to building or whatever it is you want to do so you buy what you need. Heck, I don't even have most of those time sucking constraints (I work from home and my kid is off to college) and I still happily paid $65 for a "King" rank on a server I play on because I value my time and just want to build cool stuff... not waste time spending hours digging stone.
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He never said what he was reading, maybe it's stuff like this lol
Visual novels are great. It's like the modern A/V version of a path-a-path adventure novel
He did not mean in the literal wording sense lol
I had that problem last night. I knew I should go to bed, but it was like "one more chapter". I then told myself I'll put my book down when I finish my glass of iced tea. Ended up drinking nearly a half gallon before I actually went to bed lol
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Yea, people can't just mysteriously become OP. Either you have a malicious plugin/mod or a bad configuration. Properly configured, nobody can be op'd until you do it for them.
Also ROFL.. did you seriously censor your UUID? That's public information you know heh. e.g. your UUID is 0458b9e9-0d9e-4c35-b2f2-8a421cb3b0df and Donut's is c290fb0d-8a9f-4e18-b08b-e53fa10faf7d
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Did you uninstall the old one after installing the new one? Are you just double clicking the batch file from explorer or are you running it from a command prompt?
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Uhhh
Kinda sounds like that's the case, lol. Tails is absolutely correct; If you want serious, powerful protection tools you need to get away from realms and get something like a Spigot server.
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They're wildly different, especially from a content creator standpoint.
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This forum is fairly dead, you're probably better off checking at SpigotMC.org, it has a very active developer base.
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Windows or Linux?
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It's honestly amazing you recovered anything from a drive that was was used after deleting the files. On a non SSD, formatting/deleting doesn't actually delete the data, just marks those sectors as available for writing. You got lucky in that the files you were able to get were on sectors that were not reused down the road. Problem is, most of the data you shared is hopelessly corrupted by overwrites. One of your image files has what appears to be stuff from some FPS in it, lol. I ran a file carving tool against the images (as I don't know of any carvers that will identify Mojang files) and it only recovered two images; but neither are of any relevance. One is a blue t-shirt with the Firefox logo on it and the other is a Winternals logo banner.
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All you'd need to do is update the file then send a reload command to the server.
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It could be a problem with your player data file, try moving it out of (world folder)\playerdata then login and see if you are still untouchable.
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It's better, but only marginally. Honestly, you are better just saving that $100 toward a new PC. I wouldn't put any more money into such an outdated machine. That video card, while being slightly better than the integrated graphics, is still a super outdated boat anchor.
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It's hip to hate on Windows, but I love it. Windows 10, even though it has some warts, is a pretty good. My first PC was using MS-DOS so I was on the Microsoft path from the get go, and given how complex and problematic it can be at times it provides great earning opportunities in a technical career, heh. I have a Macbook Pro so I can dabble with OSX and an Ubuntu VM for when I want to mess around with linux. But 99.5% of my computer usage is Windows related.
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It's not good to totally isolate them from technology; I trained my kid from an early age in IT as I'm a 30 year IT veteran myself. The key is to not let them turn into the kids who sit there all day playing games and getting fat, lol. Society is very tech integrated, so it's good for them to have skills going into adult life.
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You could use AutoHotKey or any other macro program. Like if I had this problem, I would map numeric keypad to the F keys. Like 1-9 F1-F9, 0 = F10 then . for F11 and uhh I guess + for F12. With AutoHotKey, you'd just need a simple macro like:
Numpad1:: Send {F1} Return Numpad2:: Send {F2} Return..etc
EDIT: Oops, I'm dumb. Most laptops prolly don't have numeric keypads, eh? lol in that case I'd do like ALT and 1-0/-/= for 1-12. That'd be like
#IfWinActive Minecraft 1.16 !1:: Send {F1} ReturnALso I forgot the window directive earlier. Otherwise any use anywhere of the assigned keys would trigger the macro. Obviously, change the title to whatever your window title is. Don't just use "Minecraft".. I did that and found my macro triggering when going to websites with Minecraft titles and such lol
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Agreed. Spaces are the devil, lol.
Also I can't recall if OSX hides extensions or not, but if it does then the file may really be named minecraft_server.1.16.5.jar.jar on your drive in that case.
Ultimately the filename is irrelevant... you could call it MySuperAwesomeServerFile.jar and it would work perfectly well, lol. You just have to be 100% sure the name of the file on the drive exactly matches the name in the startup script, and that at time of execution you are in the same folder as said file.