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Quote from loki_of_sassgard

Hmm. There was really no call for that. I'd suggest taking your own advice, because that was pretty rude, actually. If you googled it, you might have found www.minecraftcustomizer.net which is entirely 1,4 and earlier. There's even a section for 1,7 Beta.

Please re-read my post.

Quote from Xion2_

I googled this many times.

Thank you though for the information i will look this up!

Quote from DaBaconStripsMan

1.7.3 beta, really... Us normal people are in 1.7.2 and 1.6.4 (the full release of minecraft)...

Thanks for segregating.
Personally i enjoy playing minecraft 1.7.3B because of the nostalgia and the new launcher provides an even easier way to play other versions of minecraft. I will take advantage of this new feature and play 1.7.3. In the meantime i would like to see a texture pack with this version because i have burnt myself out of playing minecraft so i would like something new to catch my attention.

Quote from Pyrates313

did you ever google it?
or do we have to do that?

I'm terribly sorry for the inconvenience, but you my good sir automatically assume that everyone in the world is retarted. Have some respect. I googled this many times.

Quote from kwerti

I hope you want a 16x pack, because mcpatcher can't patch Beta 1.7.3 correctly. Something about "Biome integration failed", and you won't get all of the features anyway.

There is also Optifine that i can get archives of.

Can anyone direct me to a 1.7.3 beta texturepack or mod. That would be greatly appreciated!

i would like a free rank, my IGN is: Xion2_

nice

my skins that are premade (this is my first mediafire file plz tell me how to do stuff) http://www.mediafire.com/?bhb5n2ey6bdmg

if you like my stuff and you want a skin just post here with a picture of what you want... i will have it done within an hour of me seeing it (hopefully)

well... i see that ppl want stuff that have too much layering of clothing... sorry i cant help you if you want a AC ezio skin or whatever... usualy if its from an anime than i cant do it...

Ok... Vote b/c i didnt fall in love with any pplz answers

Leroy jenkins
Or
Xionic

Quote from Boba_Fett_Link

How did you get the music disc? Obviously you didn't find it anywhere, so it shouldn't be considered part of the loot.

He found it in a dungeon.

Answering Base Question: It doesnt work great, but it better than nothing




It would depend on which RPi you get, there are three versions:
* Type A (256MB RAM)
* Type B (256 MB RAM) (Active before October '12)
* Type B (512 MB RAM) (Current)

An way to calculate this can be by using the below formula (Forgot where I read it):
(MB of memory / 80MB) * 1.2 = slots

So:

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Note: Values are of my testing, different hardware, different settings, different results.

* Type A & B (256 MB RAM)
256 / 80 * 1.2
256 / 80 = 3.2
3.2 * 1.2 = 3.84
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3~4 Slots: Yes*

* Type B (512 MB RAM)
512 / 80 * 1.2
512 / 80 = 6.4
6.4 * 1.2 = 7.68
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7~8 Slots: Yes

============================

* The server may not work ask loading the world can take up a lot of space, and keeping it loaded on top of active players can decrease performance;

The size of a world can be as big as It wants to be, so keep a mind of how many chunks you explore when hosting a server on a RPi

In conclusion, you could try try your luck with Type A & B's first release.
But on the safe side, go with the latest 512MB Type B Model.

As you said, you wanted to be able to host a server for 1 or two friends, including yourself that would make a total count of 3 people at anytime. It is recommended for you to change the max-players in the server.properties to 3, as you don't want other people joining, and decreasing your server's performance.


If you wanted to use the RPi for other things, go for it!


Good Luck!

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Last updated Saturday, September 4, 2010
Changelog:
•Fixed specularity problem with transparent regions on hats (caused weird shadows where they shouldn't be)
•Added joints (elbows, knees, and body bending)
•Fixed ugly edges when body bends
•Added lots of blocks to make scenes with...
•Improved glass and leaf blocks
•Added tree blocks
•Got rid of some annoying constraints
•Added clouds
•Changed lighting
•Added creeper (on layer five, hidden by default)
•Fixed creeper texture

•Added chests, furnaces, crafting blocks, ore, and torches
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With this handy tool, you can create fancy renders and animations of your minecraft characters. For example:

Download the blender file here: http://www.box.net/shared/132x3xko3s
You can get Blender here: http://www.blender.org/download/get-blender/
It's free, open source, and not bloatware, so the download is relatively small as far as 3D development suites go.

You don't need much knowledge of blender to use this, and I've set it up so that there should be minimal effort for the user to pose his character and apply skins to it. The body parts are precision modeled and mapped to exactly their dimensions in pixels on the corresponding texture regions. I was very much helped in doing so by Swedman's Skin Helper, so credits go to him for that and also the fact that this blender file comes bundled with his helper image. I find it to be a very concise and simple visual aid, so I hope he has no objection to me re-distributing it.
Now, it also comes with lots of blocks for making scenes; they are located on layer four.


Here's an example of skins look rendered (this one's mine):


In-program:
You can see your texture in the 3d viewport as well as in the render.


The body mesh is attached to an armature, allowing you to pose the character however you wish:


To pose the character, simply grab the bones you wish to manipulate with the right mouse button. This can be done with the camera and lamp(s) as well. To take a pretty picture of your character once you've set him up, just press the huge "render" button in the buttons panel. If you have any problems, google for solutions before consulting me. If you have no knowledge of Blender at all, I suggest looking for some beginner tutorials, but maybe just the ones that cover bones and textures.

For you advanced Blender users out there, this could be used to bake procedurally calculated maps into textures, such as ambient occlusion (pretty shading) or any of the procedural textures blender comes with. Therefore, this can be used to create skins as well as display them.
Here's an ambient occlusion texture I'm giving away for free; you can make a "multiply" layer in your image editor and put this in it to have an overlying geometry-based shading on your skin.
<-- there it is. And below is how it looks on a character (by itself):


Not only that, but you can use Blender's texture paint mode to paint directly onto the 3d Model.


Enjoy!

PS: If your viewport textures look really blurry (it won't affect the render, so it's not that serious), uncheck the "Mipmapping" button in the user preferences window (Drag the top bar down to view the extra settings, then click on the "System&OpenGL" tab):
http://i614.photobucket.com/albums/tt22 ... ipmaps.png

EDIT: Here is the obj file of a UV mapped minecraft character for import into other 3D programs.