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    posted a message on Do we absolutely HAVE to start a new world in 1.8?
    I'd also be very disappointed. The only solution I could think of is backing up the .jar you play on now, and just use that whenever you want to play on your pre 1.8 world.
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on Name For A City
    Elmo's World
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on Poop Blocks?!?
    Serious: Can be used as manure.

    Not serious: ZOMG we can make poo castles and canons that fire large brown trout instead of TNT!
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on Official Corrupted Save Recovery Thread
    Quote from apocalypse_r »
    Quote from xWoodie »
    For Linux users, you can also access your .minecraft folder by going to Places>Home Folder>Control + H (To show hidden files). Scroll down and look for .minecraft.


    Ive taken a look at your world and I can't seem to find anything wrong with it. Give me some more details like your system information (hardware, OS, java), whether or not you use 32 bit or 64 bit, whether this happens only on this world or others too (also try creating a new world and checking that), and what exactly happens. I moved around for a bit and didn't notice any performance hits.


    Hmm, alright one sec I'm gonna check everything.

    My laptop:
    Acer Aspire 6530 (Pretty sure it has 3GB of RAM)
    Processor- AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core QC-62 2.00 GHz
    I'm using Ubuntu and I'm pretty sure this is a 32-bit operating system.

    I just installed a new driver that brought my fps up from 10 to 32, which is what I am when I'm not in the area I just explored. I'm building a sky castle, and one hallway is pointing towards the area I just got back from. If you look there, you should see a mountain that I built into. That's the area where my fps drop to about 2.

    SUPER EDIT- I'd love to help out fixing maps if you need help eventually. I just have to get more practice with MCEdit and get it running well on this new operating system. Seems like you have a lot of people to help. :biggrin.gif:
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    posted a message on Moving Water Uphill *WORKING TRANSPORTATION*
    Quote from Dark_One2012 »
    What is this trickery?!?! You float...you are obviously a witch.

    There's only one way to KNOW he's a witch! Tie him up, and throw him in the lake. If he drowns, he is human. If he lives, he is a witch!
    /bad logic
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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    posted a message on Coming up with an intrusion proof safe-room
    Quote from bobandjoe95 »
    1.make big room
    2.make one big chest in the middle
    3.surround it in stone
    4.fill room with lava
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    :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone:
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    :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone:
    :cobblestone: :Lava: :cobblestone: :chestfront: :cobblestone: :Lava: :cobblestone:
    :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone:
    :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone:
    :cobblestone: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :Lava: :cobblestone:
    :cobblestone: :cobblestone: :cobblestone: :cobblestone: :cobblestone: :cobblestone: :cobblestone:
    in order to access the chest you need to break the block above which releases lava and burns the chest.
    almost fool proof.


    If i used this design, I'd make it obvious but put feathers and gravel in the chest **** to **** off the intruder.
    Posted in: Survival Mode
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