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Quote from TheMrMan

Item 36 is a block moved by the piston
Mob spawners do the same thing if you spawn them with TMI
The stems glitch when you get them with any mod or in game
Half doors are from doors counting as 2 blocks joined together is a strange way
119,120 are End items that you can't get ingame, and 90 is Nether portal block,which you can't get ingame
Potions and Enchanted items are most likely a glitch, and gaint mushrooms I don't know what you are talking about.

Perfectly said, nicely done.

I think it should, and it possibly could, but I have a feeling it won't. It's a debug screen, and despite us wanting it. It's not an actual feature of the game. It has just been left in there and the community would be in an uproar if it was removed, so not and jeb left it in.

Stop Advertising on the update discussion. /reported

And you're not helping the problem at all. /Reported.

Looking at your post tittle, and name. I would say someone is a bit crabby

I say fake, a building like that (if it were to be added by jeb) Would be made from all three kinds of blocks, not just mossy.

When in Mcpatcher just don't click the custom lava & water options, then it will go default. (I think)

[b]Info on this pack:[/b]
I was bored one day, & while looking in the texture packs on the forums, I decided to make one myself. Since its my first pack, I decided to make it simple.

[size="3"][color="#FF0000"]Update:[/color][/size] I haven't touched this pack in a while, but I may pick it up if requested to. It wasn't that hard to make in the first place.

[b]Pictures:[/b]
All the main blocks.
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/2011-08-21_224037.png[/img]
A view of the main menu.
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/MCmainmenu.jpg[/img]
A shot of the nether & all its glory.
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/2011-08-21_225347.png[/img]
Checkerpigs!
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/checkerpig.png[/img]
Some of the tools.
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/2011-08-21_230541.png[/img]

As you can see, its very boxy.

[b]Changelog:[/b]

1.3
[list]
[*]Button's color changed to a darker color
[*]Armor
[*]items
[*]mobs
[*]made the pumpkin blur look much better
[*]Mojang starting logo
[*]Mc title screen
[*]Achievement screen
[*]Added a skin to pistons, fixed the beds & cake.
1.2
[list]
[*]weather (rain, snow)
[*]health & item hud
[*]maps
[*]pumpkin blur
[*]dots that you see while under water
[*]Particle effects
[/list]
1.1
[list]
[*]Forgot what I changed on this one, the site went down & it had my changelog on the last thread
[/list]
1.0
[list]
[*]Initial release
[/list]


[b]Todo list:[/b]
[list]
[*]Ladders (the are ugly :biggrin.gif: )
[*]paintings
[*]Possibly alternate textures for blocks & items.
[*]stuff from beta 1.8
[*]stuff from 1.0
[*]stuff from 1.1
[*]stuff from 1.2 as well......
[/list]

Download: (if the download has problems let me know)
[url="http://www.mediafire.com/?64j5k2j3h333pzc"][color="#2E8B57"]Its so checkery![/color][/url]

[b]Note:[/b][color="#0000FF"]It has its own lava & water textures,[/color] [color="#FF8C00"][url="http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/232701-611-update173-compatible-mcpatcher-hd-fix-210-02/"]the HD Patcher mod [/url][/color][color="#0000FF"]is what you need.[/color]

[b]Banners:[/b]
I threw two together quickly, so enjoy!
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/checkercraftbannernight.png[/img]
[img]http://i750.photobucket.com/albums/xx146/ninja807/checkercraftbannerday.png[/img]

If you have an concerns, questions, complaints, suggestions, or trollings, post it down below.
I enjoy feedback! Just please keep it constructive.
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With all the recent internal changes in 1.8, it will make modding easier. They are going to release it when it's done. They just aren't giving any information right now.

Quote from warpig21497

I wish people would stop calling them shaders and call them filters instead.

"I wish people would stop calling them buckets of paint and call them paint buckets instead"

Quote from Moonwalker917

If Mojang cared about every single mod/plugins, the game would still be in alpha.

If Mojang cared about mods/plugins, we'd already have the API.

Quote from Prime_Jetspace

I'm aware of reasons behind its delay, but I believe it is very possible for them to complete the engine updates during snapshots and release the API after the engine is complete - all in 1.6.

Well, seeing that certain things need to be implemented before they can work on others and that if you do too many engine changes, both the risk of bugs and number of potential bugs starts to skyrocket (as well as making it harder to figure out what broke what) I think that would be a bad idea.

Either way, it wouldn't make it take any faster to get the API out since it is all work they got to do anyway, it just means that game content for 1.6 would be held back and honestly, new game content is what sells new copies of the game, not mods. Believe it or not, but the modded minecraft community is actually not as big as you may think it is.

Quote from nerd-boy

So basically modders yet again get the short end of the sword with yet another major mod breaking update. All this "new" and "ground breaking" luncher brings to me is yet another major rewrite to my mods. Every update requires small re-write, but the last few have required extensive rewrites. This seems like it will be even worse. Furthermore downloading the development luncher, it is currently impossible to edit the minecraft jar (all edits are overwritten)


We get promiced an API literally nearly 2 years ago and all we get is empty promises of an APi that will likely be inadequate for the majority of complex mods. Why do we continue to do this while majong treat us like second class citizens.

I don't understand this kind of complaint. All mod developers know that modding minecraft in its current state runs the risk of having your mod break with the next update. Not going into modding is fooling yourself. If you don't want to have to update around a game, then don't update your mods until the modding API is out, complain­ing at the Devs who are trying to make the game not break your mods isn't doing anyone any good and is making you look like an ass. Mojang does not owe the Modding community anything, they don't have to make their game not break your third party modification. No one is forcing you to mod.

Mojang's main priority for Minecraft is to 1) Fix bugs and 2) Provide additional content for those who bought their game as well as provide additional content to make their game more appealing to new buyers.

To stand their and complain at them is just stupid. "How dare the Mojang Devs break my mod in order to push out engine changes that are required in order to give me an API so that the game stops breaking, how dare they inconvenience my hobby!" sounds both really arrogant and needy.

Quote from nerd-boy

Furthermore downloading the development luncher, it is currently impossible to edit the minecraft jar (all edits are overwritten)

Huh, it is kind of like the new developmental launcher is developmental with red text saying not all content is added, who would have guessed? It is almost like the system they talk about in this threads OP where you are able to modify the jar for modding reasons without the update overwriting isn't implemented yet, like they said, it almost like Dinnerbone has been having to field this question: https://twitter.com/...938437392609281

Quote from nerd-boy

We get promiced an API literally nearly 2 years ago and all we get is empty promises of an APi that will likely be inadequate for the majority of complex mods. Why do we continue to do this while majong treat us like second class citizens.

Yes, and Notch apologized about this and admitted fully that he did not start the API as it was too big a project for him to handle. The job got pushed next onto Jeb who was suddenly in charge of the game and working by himself. Work didn't start until Dinnerbone, Grum, and EvilSeph were hired on. They have been busy at work, but has been stated in multiple places multiple times, the engine needs a lot of work to get in the state that an API would be feasible to push. As you are a coder, I would hope you of all people would understand that pushing an API onto an unfinished engine would be catastrophic and not worth anyone's time. They have been working on getting the engine ready for the API with pretty much every patch in the last year. The first major step was the code refactoring and the reason the last few patches have been really breaking mods more than usual is because they are hammering down as much of the engine as they can. It is growing pains, I am sorry that it inconveniences you, but again they don't have to push an API as much as you don't have to update your mods until the API is done.

I'm sure that the Dev's love to hear people give them ­ crap and accuse them of crap when they are working to make a bunch of mod developers, a lot of whom seem very ungrateful that they are bothering to, life a little easier. And look, I am not trying to be down on you, I understand that it gets annoying have to rewrite large portions of your mods, but honestly modding is a hobby, if it is making you miserable, then stop for a bit, if fans of your mod can't understand that you need to take a break until the game becomes a little more stable because you are no longer having fun with your hobby, then they can go take a hike.

Everyone needs to just chill out. :/

Quote from Laughing_Man16

I just had this thought and figured I'd share it with you all.

Hay Bales in Minecraft == Horses in Minecraft == ... UNICORNS CUNNFEEERMED!!!!1!!!111!!

That is all.

1 + 1 + 1 = 3

Half Life 3 confirmed!!!

Well, I solved what to do with those seeds! Turn them into paper!
This is how you make them!:















Updates:
V1.0: Created
V2.0: Seeds can now cook stuff in furnace
V2.1: Fixed cooking time (its same as wood)
V3.0: Added new recipe to make mossy cobble!
V3.1: Added ability to make slime ball with seeds and milk
V3.2: Added new recipe to make dirt to grass
V3.4: Decreased the power of cooking for seeds, added craft-able leaves and craft-able mossy stonebricks
V3.5: Added new ways to craft long grass, saplings, and wheat
V3.6: Updated to 1.1 and added four more recipes...V3.6.1.3.4.a: Added modloader, special thanks to CJB
V3.8: Updated to 1.2.3 and fixed cooking time
V3.9: Updated to 1.2.4 ... V3.9.3.5.7.2.a.zz: "Updated" to 1.2.5
V4.0 Updated, added dead shrubs and took out cocoa beans, fixed furnace
V4.2 Updated, added yummy roasted pumpkin seeds
V4.5 Updated

I like suggestions! (I usually do them) ..Post any idea you have for more seed uses!

This is my first mod and I decided to start off simple

Please comment!

This requires Modloader!

[url="http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/821564-110-useful-seeds-2k-downloads/"][img]http://oi43.tinypic.com/15dt5og.jpg[/img][/url]

Get modloader here

Quote from somebodybuy

Before you post it, which I know someone will, I would prefer of you wouldnt post comments saying "use mods, play single player, or things like that. Thank you.
Personally I'm not the biggest fan of this update. Okay, that was a major understatement. I think this is the worst Minecraft update yet. 1. The constant snapshots and such. I remember back during early beta when the game was at its best. I'm not just saying that because that's when I first started (I had started around indev) but because it had the perfect blend of new features as well as a beautiful simplicity to it. Now I feel as if the game has turned into an overly complex adventure game. But wait, the other very interesting thing about beta is the updates became bigger and less frequent. Personally, I loved the suspense of not knowing what comes next. There were threads and threads of predictions of what would come next. Then it came, the 1.8 Prerelease. Now we didn' oft just get clues to what was next we could play it. I realize that this is all about testing, and hearing community reaction, but is that really worth taking away the thrill Of a new mystery?

The game was "at its best" in early Beta? Riiiiiiiight....

The game has improved with every update. More mobs. More blocks. More biome types. More things to explore. More varied block placement. Complexity is a good thing, IMO. Granted, a few of the updates have had things I don't agree with (the single-player/multi-player merge, for example) but usually those are directed towards aspects of the game I don't bother with, playing single-player vanilla almost exclusively.

As for losing the "suspense" of an update...

If you don't want to know about future updates, there's only one way to do it:

don't come to the future updates subforum and read about it!
stop reading when you see the words "New Snapshot is out!"
don't visit minecraft wiki and click the "current weekly snapshot" link

I like the weekly snapshots. It means that they're testing a few features at a time. That way, if they fsk something major up, like the Nether in the latest snapshot, there's less to go through to fix the problem.

Quote from somebodybuy

2) sounds. I miss the classic off sound. These new sounds seem to make Minecraft more complex and unflexible. This makes me quite sad to see other sounds change.

I like most of the new sounds. And the sound's I didn't like I'm no longer noticing anymore.

By the way, "compex unflexibility" is what's called an oxymoron. Complexity is, by definition, very flexible. Simplicity is unflexible.

Quote from somebodybuy

3) all these new goals. I miss the simple "do what you want" feel to the game. I feel like Minecraft is trying to direct every step I take towards one thing. It feels stiff and quite lame.

What goals? There are still no goals in the game. Not even going to The End and fighting the Ender Dragon a goal. What do you think happens if you never go to the End and fight the Ender Dragon?

That's right. Nothing.

Every game I've played in Minecraft, I've had my own personal goals. Yhey're mine to make, not Mojang's.

Quote from somebodybuy

4) the death of vanilla smp/pvp (also, yikes, potions!) what Mojang seems to have ignored recently is people who like multiplayer. It is much easier for some idiot to grief an entire server while the admins are gone by placing in a wither boss. Also, I feel as though the potion of invisibility is too much. It's not unfair, it's plain broken. A player can not wear armor but punch a player with armor to death cause the player is invisible !

*rolls eyes*

It's even easier for a single player to grief an entire server while the admins are gone with tnt or lava buckets.

And given how Mojang threw single-player under the bus, I have a hard time seeing how Mojang is "ignoring" multi-player, despite the fact that in most games, multi-players are a very tiny minority of the game's players.

Quote from somebodybuy

5) outlandish (as well as just plain cheesy) features. It seems as though Mojang has run out of good ideas so they added mob heads. Just think about that for a second. Mob heads. That's it jeb, too far. Also I feel like some of the. Ew mobs bring the complexity too high. Bats? Ok, theyre kinda cute. But witches!? That will be neat for a while during Halloween, but imagine fighting witches in June.

*sigh*

And most people complain about mobs being too easy...

Quote from somebodybuy

Thank you for listening to my opinion. Remember, it's mine, think what you want about the update, but I can keep my opinion.

Yes, you can keep your opinion, but in my experience, your opinion is a minority.

Whenever there's a feature added to the game, for every person who hates it, there's going to be someone who loves it, while to the majority of people, that feature is simply there, but nothing to get worked up about either way.

I personally think killing single-player minecraft to focus on multi-player, as well as the development of the mod API, is a bad thing. But I'm mature enough to realize that the multi-player and modding communities are large enough minorities that focusing solely on vanilla single-player minecraft would not be a good business decision for Mojang. They need to attract as large a new player base as possible if Minecraft is to draw in enough new players to keep the game updating for free, and that means appealing to as broad a player base as possible.

If that means turning single-player Minecraft into a server of one, so that there aren't two platforms to support, that's fine. Most of the multi-player bugs aren't game breaking, only annoying, and I'd rather have new content for free than either not updating the game, or paying for updates. If that means that I get new content slower so that Minecraft can make modding a lot easier, drawing in more of the modding minority, that's fine too.

Stop thinking that these updates are about keeping you playing the game. They're not. They're about drawing in new players. Every one of us have already voted with our wallets. We've already decided that Minecraft has enough features to dish out our $20+ dollars, thus supporting the next round updates. These updates are trying to bring in that undecided potential player, who would buy the game, but it doesn't have that one feature they really want, or modding the game is too hard, or they think multi-player too buggy.

*edited to fix some typos and the wrong word*

If they add EnderDogs, I'm gonna name mine Bec.

/actually on topic:
Uh... You have fun with that.

@The second point: y'know, you can still play Minecraft and enjoy it fully if you never even go to the nether, if that's what floats your boat. If building is all you want to do, then you can still just build. Sure there's more variety in mobs trying to kill you at night, but that's a good thing. The same 5 mobs over and over again gets old after a while.