People have different opinions about "what really they give out ?",
however I would still respect the official info I quoted above
and keep an eye on that
Not feasible since this is a server and not everyone knows to/can play on forge/fabric.
A better solution would be plugins as that is designed for servers
In Control mod works on server-side of the game only, so this might be the right solution,
as the players (MC clients) would not even know that the mod is working on the server side
I may join all the dissatisfied players, because I simply like the old generator,
and the 1.18 changes simply overwhelmed me...
However, remember - in Java edition you need not to play the latest version
As for me, the older versions (up to 1.17) are rich enough to play them still for years...
And there is also plenty of great Mods, besides of custom Data Packs, Resource Packs etc.
that may make the game still really addictive
So, lets relax about all the 1.18 changes, as maybe some of you simply do not need them at all... ?
I suppose the "my daughter" was meant as a case when a parent would play together with their children...
The idea of the Neutral Mode in the game looks quite interesting.
I suppose such a mode could be prepared by a player, without any programming changes in the game:
just by using a dedicated DataPack that would apply proper NBT data to the mobs: Properties, Attributes, maybe also Attribute Modifiers.
For example: Zombie's attribute "generic.follow_range" when set to 0 should cause Zombies to stop follow the player.
However, generally this seems not an easy task to do,
and I suppose this could be easier in Bedrock edition - by using a BehaviorPack, where you can override almost every property and behavior of a mob.
For anyone interested in this problem:
it looks like starting from version 1.17 the problem has gone
however there was no clear evidence about when and how this was fixed,
as you can read in the latest comments in the bug report:
[MC-213034] Minecraft does not query for SRV records when client has static IP on LAN, resulting in a "Can't connect to server" message https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-213034
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C00LGUY122, look at this thread:
Need a friend to play Minecraft with? Click here! - Survival Mode - Minecraft: Java Edition
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-java-edition/survival-mode/2485318-need-a-friend-to-play-minecraft-with-click-here
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It is worth to mention the server's website: www.crazy-fools.co.uk
Have a nice playing
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Mehrcraft, same as me:
the old launcher (or alternatives) + game versions older than 1.18 + good mods = happy player
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I can confirm, these command generators are really useful !
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You haven't described any details about the problem,
including what Minecraft edition you use (Hypixel would suggest Java edition, but I'm not sure).
Such problems may be caused by (for example) small amount of RAM in your computer, or hundred other problems of your operating system.
About technical problems do ask on the following subforums:
Java Edition Support - subforum
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/support/java-edition-support
Minecraft Bedrock Support - subforum
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/support/minecraft-bedrock-support
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For anyone interested -
there is a long thread on Reddit about that:
I'm confused, does that mean that i will get Bedrock Edition for free if i already own Java Edition ?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/t4b62u/im_confused_does_that_mean_that_i_will_get/?sort=old
People have different opinions about "what really they give out ?",
however I would still respect the official info I quoted above
and keep an eye on that
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I don't know this modpack, however it looks like the random things you described had happened intentionally and were generated by some mods.
Anyway, you could ask about that on the "Mod Packs" subforum:
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mod-packs
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According to the following official info from minecraft.net :
https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/4607523809933-Buy-Minecraft-PC-Bundle-Get-Both-Games-
"existing owners of either game will be granted an entitlement to download both games on one Microsoft account"
but... they are not saying about the current time!
rather the Summer 2022 (Northern Hemisphere's summer)
and notice also the ending sentence:
"More details, including the exact timing of this offer, will become available as we get closer to release!"
(the page updated: 2022-03-13 00:24:33 UTC)
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In Control mod works on server-side of the game only, so this might be the right solution,
as the players (MC clients) would not even know that the mod is working on the server side
(the players can normally use a vanilla MC).
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There is such a specialized mod: In Control
It allows to control mob spawning, based on various conditions, and it supports mobs provided by custom mods.
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/in-control
This mod may be not easy to configure, but it is really versatile and powerful.
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I may join all the dissatisfied players, because I simply like the old generator,
and the 1.18 changes simply overwhelmed me...
However, remember - in Java edition you need not to play the latest version
As for me, the older versions (up to 1.17) are rich enough to play them still for years...
And there is also plenty of great Mods, besides of custom Data Packs, Resource Packs etc.
that may make the game still really addictive
So, lets relax about all the 1.18 changes, as maybe some of you simply do not need them at all... ?
0
I suppose the "my daughter" was meant as a case when a parent would play together with their children...
The idea of the Neutral Mode in the game looks quite interesting.
I suppose such a mode could be prepared by a player, without any programming changes in the game:
just by using a dedicated DataPack that would apply proper NBT data to the mobs: Properties, Attributes, maybe also Attribute Modifiers.
For example: Zombie's attribute "generic.follow_range" when set to 0 should cause Zombies to stop follow the player.
However, generally this seems not an easy task to do,
and I suppose this could be easier in Bedrock edition - by using a BehaviorPack, where you can override almost every property and behavior of a mob.
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yea... such a simple thing - a backup
I suppose she had no one, because then she would not ask about how to get the builds back...
Let it be a warning to every other player: always have some backups of your work !!
Especially if it took you a long time what you have done
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If I was a girl, I would definitely try this modpack
The skins presented on screens 1 and 3 look really cool !!
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For anyone interested in this problem:
it looks like starting from version 1.17 the problem has gone
however there was no clear evidence about when and how this was fixed,
as you can read in the latest comments in the bug report:
[MC-213034] Minecraft does not query for SRV records when client has static IP on LAN, resulting in a "Can't connect to server" message
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-213034