That is a pretty old folder, back from last month. It may just be a place for a program to store data while running, though it is pretty strange that it is in documents and in another language. Pop the name of the folder into google translate (other translaters are avalible), it may be interesting. If it appears again, try to figure out what you were running when it was created (look at the "Date Modified").
It may be nothing, it may be from a virus, it may be faulty software, but I would look into it out of curiosity (you never know what you can find), then delete it for the sake of cleaning up my documents folder.
P.S. For the future, the Minecraft Forums is probably not the best place to post general computer issues.
You can replace the floor with water (which will actually be beneficial for any mob spawner farms because you can funnel the mobs into a drop, lava, or just a small hole), or any non-solid materials(such as slabs, glass, etc.). This will probably help you.
Sonic can run 100,000 miles per second, and that's physically impossible for any human to do that because falling is three meters per second on Earth and would take about 1,000 miles per second for the average 62 kilogram human to run as fast as the speed of sound, where the average speed of leg movement I estimate is 10 meters per second, so you can't run as fast as Sonic. Also, if you could, you would cause a sonic boom that would cause you to propel you into the air to be able to escape the atmosphere and you would end up in space, and all of your organs will be exiled out of your body. Impossible.
Um, according to his, which uses basic logic and a little bit of math, sonic runs roughly 22 miles per hour, not 360,000,000 miles per hour. Also, since when does a sonic boom propel people into space? If that was the case, we would get to space by cracking a whip (which produces a very small sonic boom, or the "crack" that you hear). Also, going into space does not cause you to explode, rather you will swell up a little, suffacate, and your lungs might pop.
On a more serious note, a farmable food item that gives speed III and stength III, really?
With that, you can one-hit every non-boss mob in the game other than guardians and endermen with an iron sword (27 damage with strength III) You would also kill the ender dragon in 7 shots from an iron sword.
Additionally, a food item that changes effects after eating it or a related item a certain amount of times seems really out of line with all of the other food items. How would this value be stored? By life, by world, by player, etc? Also, how do you get the seeds for these overpowered plants? Do you punch tall grass, kill zombies, raid a village, or find it in dungeon loot? How much hunger do these restore? Why did you include half of the information about the topic as response to your own question? Why did only half of your answer address your own question?
I played vanilla minecraft for a while, then I slowly started adding mods(TMI, Buildcraft,EnderTanks,etc) as I needed/wanted them (it was the days of modloader, so mod installation was annoying and somewhat unstable).
After a while, I played some modpacks (Hexxit, FTB Unleashed, Agrarian Skies, ME^3), but as 1.8 came out I decided that it was time for a new, vanilla start, so now I mostly play vanilla.
Well, arrows fired from an infinity bow and from skeletons already have a different tag that prevents the player from picking them up, so letting them stick in the obsidian shouldn't bee to much of a problem. A question about when they drop; does the item appear exactly where the bow hits with no velocity, or does it pop off the obsidian like an item frame? The first one makes mechanisms able to be much smaller, but the second is more realistic.
I'm using 1.7.4. It's very stable and it's joyous to run
I run 1.8 pre-release, which works like a charm (the first pre-release, not 1.8.1 and that stuff). 1.8 isn't too bad for me, but being underwater kills my framerate.
Redstone will still work, entities may not, depending on your settup, because entities only load if there is a 5x5 area of chunks around them that are loaded. It's weird, but that's what the wiki says http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Spawn_chunk .
I believe the block (or at least the texture for the block) you are suggesting already exists, however, it can only be created through a glitch and cannot be obtained normally. I would definitely like the idea of having this block practical for use in vanilla survival.
This was available through inventory editors or /give, but the block was entirely removed in 1.8.
Don't know why, but life is life.
If you find the spawn chunk boundries, you can put a hopper leading into the new chunk and it will be converted to a "spawn chunk" because of the hopper updates. Then you can use a hopper from there, etc
In vanilla (unmodded) minecraft, the above post is the only way to do what you are talking about, though it does not give you much control over the mob, and if it is hostile, it will kill you/burn to death. Most likley what you saw was people either using the Morph mod (http://ichun.us/mods/morph/) or the DisguiseCraft Plugin (http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/disguisecraft/) There are probably a few more plugins that do the same, but they all have to be run on a Bukkit server. Google will be helpful in getting more info on bukkit than I ever could.
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It may be nothing, it may be from a virus, it may be faulty software, but I would look into it out of curiosity (you never know what you can find), then delete it for the sake of cleaning up my documents folder.
P.S. For the future, the Minecraft Forums is probably not the best place to post general computer issues.
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What kind of server is it anyways?
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Um, according to his, which uses basic logic and a little bit of math, sonic runs roughly 22 miles per hour, not 360,000,000 miles per hour. Also, since when does a sonic boom propel people into space? If that was the case, we would get to space by cracking a whip (which produces a very small sonic boom, or the "crack" that you hear). Also, going into space does not cause you to explode, rather you will swell up a little, suffacate, and your lungs might pop.
On a more serious note, a farmable food item that gives speed III and stength III, really?
With that, you can one-hit every non-boss mob in the game other than guardians and endermen with an iron sword (27 damage with strength III) You would also kill the ender dragon in 7 shots from an iron sword.
Additionally, a food item that changes effects after eating it or a related item a certain amount of times seems really out of line with all of the other food items. How would this value be stored? By life, by world, by player, etc? Also, how do you get the seeds for these overpowered plants? Do you punch tall grass, kill zombies, raid a village, or find it in dungeon loot? How much hunger do these restore? Why did you include half of the information about the topic as response to your own question? Why did only half of your answer address your own question?
Rant/lecture over,
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Also, if the link didn't work, here it is
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93. Trap a bunch of ocelots in a box above the village
94. Laugh as the ocelots murder the chickens
95. Trap an invisible spider (they spawn occasionally on hard depending on moon cycles)
96. Force an enderman to put the head on an iron golem
97. Laugh as the enderman is brutally murdered
98. Dangle a sheep above a pit of wolves
99. Befriend a creeper
100. RAGEQUIT
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After a while, I played some modpacks (Hexxit, FTB Unleashed, Agrarian Skies, ME^3), but as 1.8 came out I decided that it was time for a new, vanilla start, so now I mostly play vanilla.
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I run 1.8 pre-release, which works like a charm (the first pre-release, not 1.8.1 and that stuff). 1.8 isn't too bad for me, but being underwater kills my framerate.
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Why did you bump a three year old thread!?!?!
WHY!!!
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This was available through inventory editors or /give, but the block was entirely removed in 1.8.
Don't know why, but life is life.
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