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Vib Rib posted:Is it referring to actual maps? Like the map item you can craft? It's probably this. Don't those dynamically update these days? If so, they'd have to be registered and get update events, so it would make sense.
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Taffer posted:It's probably this. Don't those dynamically update these days? If so, they'd have to be registered and get update events, so it would make sense. I can't exclude that, but it does not seem likely. I definitely have more than 3 maps that show the overworld, and no maps that show any location on the nether or the end. I'm not 100% sure about the other players, but the numbers definitely do not reflect the number of craftable maps 1:1.
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If you have access to the server file system you should see something like this: if you have more world folders you may have some mod/add-on stuff going on
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In 1.10 and 1.12 at least, dimensions have their own directories in the 'world' directory. There should be only one 'world' directory in the root minecraft directory. Here's the world directory of my local E2E server. Dim-1 is the overworld, I don't know what the rest of them are because I have never bothered to look, but one of them is the nether, one of them is the end, a bunch of them are advanced rocketry planets, and so on. EDIT: I thought I was in the modded thread, but whatever, unless you guys are talking about Bedrock it still holds true. Happy Hedonist fucked around with this message at 04:50 on Feb 6, 2019 |
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Feb 6, 2019 04:47
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AlexDeGruven posted:So, has anyone hosed around with running a Bedrock server? Since MS switched to UDP I'm having a bitch of a time debugging external connectivity. Internal works great, but opening up the port on UDP I'm not able to get connected from outside. What’s your question? I have 3 running on a machine each in its own Lxc container group. Two are exported worlds from a Win 10 game.
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Feb 6, 2019 04:51
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TheDK posted:If you have access to the server file system you should see something like this: Happy Hedonist posted:In 1.10 and 1.12 at least, dimensions have their own directories in the 'world' directory. There should be only one 'world' directory in the root minecraft directory. Here's the world directory of my local E2E server. Dim-1 is the overworld, I don't know what the rest of them are because I have never bothered to look, but one of them is the nether, one of them is the end, a bunch of them are advanced rocketry planets, and so on. Thanks, I'll check this out! I move from vanilla to spigot and it messed up the end and the nether and required me to replace some files so maybe duplicates ended up in there?
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Feb 6, 2019 05:02
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Actually, after thinking about it, you can have as many worlds as you want in the root directory. Isn't the one it loads specified in server.properties? So you could have 'world', 'some_other_world', 'fml_wtf', and so on, but the server is only going to load the one specified in server.properties. The setting is level-name = whatever, I believe.
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Feb 6, 2019 05:07
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Hughlander posted:What’s your question? I have 3 running on a machine each in its own Lxc container group. Two are exported worlds from a Win 10 game. I just can't get external connectivity to work at all. It works fine for everyone on my local network, but when I forward the 19132 UDP through my router, nothing gets through from the outside. Edit: And I've verified that the local FW isn't blocking. AlexDeGruven fucked around with this message at 16:04 on Feb 6, 2019 |
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Feb 6, 2019 15:58
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AlexDeGruven posted:I just can't get external connectivity to work at all. It works fine for everyone on my local network, but when I forward the 19132 UDP through my router, nothing gets through from the outside. You're probably going to want to verify that, even with the new UDP communication, no TCP port(s) need to be open/forwarded as well. For actual in-game server<->client communication UDP is ideal as neither has to verify that the other received every packet, but I wouldn't be surprised if TCP is used for initial login so both ends can confirm the process completed successfully.
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I've tried opening both before the 1.9 server dropped this week, but I'll give it another shot. And checking netstat on the host server I'm not seeing it listening on anything other than the 19132 on UDP: pre:netstat -anp | grep 16189 udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:19132 0.0.0.0:* 16189/./bedrock_ser
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Feb 6, 2019 16:24
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AlexDeGruven posted:I've tried opening both before the 1.9 server dropped this week, but I'll give it another shot. 16189 is the PID of the running instance
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Feb 6, 2019 16:25
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If I don't care about mods, is the Windows 10 version better in general? Or is there still content and stuff only in the Java version? I haven't played in years but I got a sudden urge to again and I'm way out of the loop.
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Koramei posted:If I don't care about mods, is the Windows 10 version better in general? Or is there still content and stuff only in the Java version? It's basically at feature parity, but as far as I know it still has a mob spawning issue which will result in mobs not despawning in unloaded chunks. After Update Aquatic the mobs trapped in unloaded chunks rose to ridiculous levels. Other than that the bedrock edition is a lot better than the java version, you'll get a lot smoother experience all around.
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Does redstone still work different due to the update rate differences between Java and Bedrock? That was the only other thing I remember being mentioned.
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Yeah, redstone still has differences between the two versions.
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I have heard that people are finding that the latest versions of MC Java are not as good as the 1.7.10/1.8 versions, Why are people saying this? what is the reason for the changes that are forcing people to completely rewrite all the mods and addons and what are these changes doing in improving the game itself? Or is it just microsoft trying to kill the java version so that the windows 10 version can take over and kill the modding community?
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TheresaJayne posted:I have heard that people are finding that the latest versions of MC Java are not as good as the 1.7.10/1.8 versions, The game is improved and better, but for the people you're talking about not enough to compensate for the loss of the mods which existed on that version. It's mainly that 1.7/1.8 was the modding heyday and there are a lot of mods still stuck on that version. The reason that the mods are broken is because Minecraft was coded poorly and they've been slowly trying to fix it but to do so basically means they have to rip out and replace entire systems, which of course break mods and means they'd almost have to be redone from scratch. MikeJF fucked around with this message at 12:53 on Feb 26, 2019 |
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The other big change from after that version is how combat works. In older versions you can just spam click and do all the damage you like. After 1.9, now there's a slight delay you have to wait before clicking again, or you'll do reduced damage. Some mob behavior like Skeletons have also been changed so they don't fire as often, but now you also have shields to help protect yourself.
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They just added a scripting language to Bedrock at least for Win10. Perhaps modding can happen there as well now? Not sure.
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Potsticker posted:Yeah, redstone still has differences between the two versions. If I remember correctly only java has the weird quasi-connectivity thing where pistons fire from the block diagonal behind them (which people use a lot for complicated builds but is a totally unintuitive nonsense glitch turned feature) and only bedrock lets pistons move chests (which, honestly seems game changing)
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I thought it was more than that? Like bud or soft powering just doesn't work? All I know is that redstone videos all inevitably have a ton of comments about how it doesn't work in Bedrock edition. I don't have a controller or anything for my tablet so I can't really do anything too complicated the rare times when I play on my tablet. And yeah, moving chests is amazing. That's a feature java could use!
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Potsticker posted:I thought it was more than that? Like bud or soft powering just doesn't work? All I know is that redstone videos all inevitably have a ton of comments about how it doesn't work in Bedrock edition. I don't have a controller or anything for my tablet so I can't really do anything too complicated the rare times when I play on my tablet. Yeah, bedrock in general "fixed" redstone to make things work more like it seems like they should, which makes things way more obvious but limits a ton of stuff that was build around the weird quirks.
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I never learned much about redstone, but the only video I remember watching that discussed redstone in Bedrock, IIRC, focused a bit on numbers or something regarding how Bedrock handles updates per second, I think, which I guess breaks some more complicated redstone builds? I feel like I remember tick rates or something similar being mentioned. It probably doesn't help my memory that I simply do not know anything about redstone. The most complicated thing I have ever built with it was a device using a row of pistons and water for harvesting a small area of wheat (water breaks the wheat and pushes it into hoppers for collection, though I don't think I got around to filling the ditch with hoppers.)
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look at my lovely setup. playing gt new horizons mod. https://imgur.com/a/LahiXwN
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Mycroft Holmes posted:look at my lovely setup. playing gt new horizons mod. With all the nice flowers and scenery, I barely noticed that you're living in a house made of dirt! Am I reading right that this is based on 1.7?
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Buttcoin purse posted:With all the nice flowers and scenery, I barely noticed that you're living in a house made of dirt! latest version of minecraft, latest version of the mod
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So I have not played Minecraft since the Alpha/Beta days, I bought it waaaaay back for $10 on Notches site when it was Alpha, do I still own this since now considering Microsoft owns it and not Notch anymore? I also see that there are two versions of MC, a Windows and Java Edition, what do people recommend picking, I just want to goof around with cheats and mods and stuff.
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You should still have your Java copy if you can find the login info for it, and haven't somehow had the account stolen by eastern european kids like happened to my friend. Try and find your original purchase email and you should be able to get in still. As for Java vs W10, the Java version is the only one that allows modding like you're probably thinking of.
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Oh that was easy, I went to Minecraft.net > Log In > Migrate to a Mojang account, done. Just used the ancient account info I had in KeePass.
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Im_Special posted:Oh that was easy, I went to Minecraft.net > Log In > Migrate to a Mojang account, done. Just used the ancient account info I had in KeePass. Just a heads up, you might still be able to get a free copy of the Windows 10 version. For the longest time, you could get a code from you Mojang account and use it to get the game through the W10 app/game store. And you'll still have your older version, so you don't lose out on anything. The new version (W10) runs so smoothly, it's insane. The tradeoff is that the crazy mods people have made over the years don't work with it.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:The new version (W10) runs so smoothly, it's insane. The tradeoff is that the crazy mods people have made over the years don't work with it. And weird mob spawn things, unless that has been fixed then please ignore and shame me.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Just a heads up, you might still be able to get a free copy of the Windows 10 version. For the longest time, you could get a code from you Mojang account and use it to get the game through the W10 app/game store. And you'll still have your older version, so you don't lose out on anything. I think it's the other way around. Under downloads all it has is the Windows installer...  but then under the redeem code page I can redeem the Java Edition, for free?  EDIT: Man, they really push their Windows version on you, all the obvious download links point to an .msi installer for the Windows version, and even the link from after redeeming the Java Edition points to the Windows version, gotta go "Show all downloads", "Download for your distribution" then "Alternate downloads" to find the Java one. Im_Special fucked around with this message at 02:14 on Mar 6, 2019 |
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Im_Special posted:
Windows version is the main and unified version that is feature-parity cross-compatible with Android/iOS/Switch/XBox/PS4. Java is basically the new-feature test playground and moddable edition. Unless you know what you're doing you want Windows. It's probably good to avoid people being able to get confused.
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Im_Special posted:EDIT: Man, they really push their Windows version on you, all the obvious download links point to an .msi installer for the Windows version, and even the link from after redeeming the Java Edition points to the Windows version, gotta go "Show all downloads", "Download for your distribution" then "Alternate downloads" to find the Java one. That's the Java version, not the Windows 10 one: you can only get Win10 from the Microsoft store because it's a UWP app. They just have a fancier launcher now that can download its own copy of Java if you don't have a separate one.
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https://twitter.com/chanbanhi/status/1091088560277590016 https://twitter.com/chanbanhi/status/1082373806008795137
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Booted this up for the first time in two years. There are dolphins? There are turtles and you can wear their shells as hats? There are shipwrecks and underwater villages with soaked zombies? 
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There are dolphins and they help you find your way https://twitter.com/chanbanhi/status/1101231149370826752
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Most of the Hytale blogs have been pretty minor, this week I think it's worth posting. https://hytale.com/news/2019/3/building-with-blocks-in-hytale Details of the block system. Seems like there are basic, roof, stair, wall, pillar, slab, beam, and decorative blocks. 
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