Yes sorry i meant ghz, i am using windows seven asus r7 240 no liquid cooling, 1 case fan. 8 gigs of ram, and i have no idea how to enable java cores
How many cores do you have? In this case, try setting core affinity to cores 0 and 1 only for Minecraft and cores 2 and 3 to Bandicam or FRAPS or whatever. Split your power.
by about it was 3.7 mhz now its at 3.2. I DID buy a better cooling system a few days a go, i just built this pc a week ago
Do you mean GHz? A Game Boy Micro runs at 16 MHz, no wonder you've got lag. How many fans do you have? Is it liquid cooled? Maybe the liquid is evaporating. How much RAM do you have, are all cores enabled for Java? What video card are you using? What OS?
How are these related? Even if VAGUE threads aren't banned anymore, WISHLISTS still are.
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Alright, people like you just anger me. If you're not going to contribute anything to the thread, and not explain how it's a 'wishlist' and how it's 'vague', if at all, then don't post at all.
Please visit this thread before making any ridiculously unintelligent posts.
Sorry, pressed the "post reply" by accident instead of preview when I went to the bathroom.
Red endermen drops: 2 ender pearls, 1-3redstone dust, and 1-2 of something you can make fire with.
Red Creeper: 1-4 Blaze powder, 1-2 gunpowder, and 2-3 rotten flesh
Blue creeper: Something called "lightning powder", which when 16 are collected (16 = a stack) you combine with a book at an anvil to make a book that enchants "lightning strike", I-IV, puts lightning damage effect on a sword or other weapons.
White creeper: Drops 1-8 snowball.
Venom spider: Drops 1-3 string, and 1-3 random low-level clutter/junk.
Like your 28th post supporting it is actually going to make a difference.
Colored creepers:
Green: Default.
Red: When they explode, the explosion area is covered in fire that deals the same amount of damage as normal fire in the Nether. Possibly "Nether Creepers" only in the Nether.
Blue: "Shock" creepers that explode lightning and a larger blast radius. Not to be confused with "charged creepers". Instead of an explosion that destroys the physical world, shock creepers do not damage any terrain or other blocks, instead damaging other living mobs in a 6-heart and 15 block-wide explosion that is augmented by wearing metal-type armor (gold, iron) by two hearts than if wearing a tunic or unarmored/diamond. Only spawns near bodies of water larger than 5 blocks in diameter.
White: "Frost creeper" Only spawns in snowy climates. When they explode a sphere of ice is created, trapping their victims. Cold damage is applied like a potion for 60 seconds, dealing a quarter of a heart of damage every 4 seconds, as long as they are inside the sphere of ice the damage is constant and does not stop.
Endermen:
Red: Can carry the player when attacked and can drop them from any height randomly chosen with an algorithm similar to fishing. A random integer anywhere from 1-65 is chosen, 1 being ground level.
Ancient Skeleton: Three blocks tall, is yellow-ish white, and carries leveled swords tied to XP and the highest level enchantment in the inventory. Drops the leveled sword and a randomly generated journal of some type that grants XP upon reading rather than when the skeleton dies. Spawns in desert temples. Only hostile if attacked. Grants anywhere from 1 XP to 250XP depending upon player level.
Venom Spider:
Only spawned in stronghold libraries, can shoot venom from 64 blocks away and detection radius is 32, automatically hostile unlike the skeleton. Spiders deal 1 heart of melee damage and have 6 hearts, while the venom degrades armor, and once all the armor is gone then the player takes 1 heart per second.
I'm bored with what mobs there are. I want something like a blue creeper or a red Enderman or an 'Ancient Skeleton' that would be guarding spawners at high difficulty settings.
and is a sort of miniboss and the spawner mobs are his henchmen. More spiders! Like deadly spiders that can spit venom and hit from a distance and kill with one it.
Colored creepers:
Green: Default.
Red: When they explode, the explosion area is covered in fire that deals the same amount of damage as normal fire in the Nether. Possibly "Nether Creepers" only in the Nether.
Blue: "Shock" creepers that explode lightning and a larger blast radius. Not to be confused with "charged creepers". Instead of an explosion that destroys the physical world, shock creepers do not damage any terrain or other blocks, instead damaging other living mobs in a 6-heart and 15 block-wide explosion that is augmented by wearing metal-type armor (gold, iron) by two hearts than if wearing a tunic or unarmored/diamond. Only spawns near bodies of water larger than 5 blocks in diameter.
White: "Frost creeper" Only spawns in snowy climates. When they explode a sphere of ice is created, trapping their victims. Cold damage is applied like a potion for 60 seconds, dealing a quarter of a heart of damage every 4 seconds, as long as they are inside the sphere of ice the damage is constant and does not stop.
Endermen:
Red: Can carry the player when attacked and can drop them from any height randomly chosen with an algorithm similar to fishing. A random integer anywhere from 1-65 is chosen, 1 being ground level.
Ancient Skeleton: Three blocks tall, is yellow-ish white, and carries leveled swords tied to XP and the highest level enchantment in the inventory. Drops the leveled sword and a randomly generated journal of some type that grants XP upon reading rather than when the skeleton dies. Spawns in desert temples. Only hostile if attacked. Grants anywhere from 1 XP to 250XP depending upon player level.
Venom Spider:
Only spawned in stronghold libraries, can shoot venom from 64 blocks away and detection radius is 32, automatically hostile unlike the skeleton. Spiders deal 1 heart of melee damage and have 6 hearts, while the venom degrades armor, and once all the armor is gone then the player takes 1 heart per second.
Red endermen drops: 2 ender pearls, 1-3redstone dust, and 1-2 of something you can make fire with.
Red Creeper: 1-4 Blaze powder, 1-2 gunpowder, and 2-3 rotten flesh
Blue creeper: Something called "lightning powder", which when 16 are collected (16 = a stack) you combine with a book at an anvil to make a book that enchants "lightning strike", I-IV, puts lightning damage effect on a sword or other weapons.
White creeper: Drops 1-8 snowball.
Venom spider: Drops 1-3 string, and 1-3 random low-level clutter
Endermen need a 3 block high area to spawn or teleport, but as long as you light the area up, Endermen won't spawn, even in the End. You may get the odd one teleport in if they take damage for some reason, but you shouldn't have much to worry about.
As far as building a house? Why not? Sure, resources are scarce, but presumably by then you have the capacity to bring some in from the overworld. Plus, you can make an Endermen XP farm if you want.
ANOTHER CHALLENGE/QUEST AWAITS THE BRAVE, THE FOOLHARDY, THE FEARLESS
I BRING TO YOU
THE SINGLE TORCH CHALLENGE
Rules:
Just like the No-Wood challenge, you are given a challenge-specific seed.
The seed is:
-055PQ500666
The challenge:
You can have as many torches as you want above ground. But once you whip out that pickaxe and hit the stone, it's one at a time. This means:
You are allowed 1 (one) torch in your inventory at any time while in a cave. If your torch gets blown up, washed away, dropped in lava, make another one. ONE. You can place it on the ground, but to move it you have to pick it up again. No night vision potions, glowstone, jack-o-lanterns, or any other means of lighting other than a single torch. But one torch means one torch. The objective: Defeat the Wither.
Parameters: No cheats (obviously), hardest difficulty, locked on maximum, everything else is legal except alternate lighting sources. Things that already exist in the world like villages and such remain where they are. In the event of a Nether portal generating enough light, so be it, but do not make Nether portals to substitute torches. No glitch-lighting, lighting must be set on 'Moody', laptop/screen brightness set accordingly.
The good news: You can use a flint and steel and a piece of wood as your torch if you so choose! You can use the flint and steel on stone as much as you like, however keep in mind that flint and steels degenerate quickly. Lava lanterns are allowed because of their potential dangers. You can have as many lava lanterns as you want.
Gumbatron, I know you're there. Have fun! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
I recently spelunked into the cave I had been coming out of when I got attacked by the kid zombie, and I found - get this - an abandoned mineshaft at diamond level. I've now 13 diamonds plus a diamond pickaxe, 138 iron ingots, 17 gold, enough redstone for 22 whole blocks, 8 and a half blocks of solid lapis, and two fishing rods. Some iron went into armor, so it was about 190 iron ingots. I found countless amounts of coal, lava, etc. I'm just waiting for the PE update with the Nether. No spawners or chests in the shaft, though. I got enough flint for a few arrows, too.
Current loot from the caving:
All items shown are from the cave with the exception of the fish.
And then we have another view of my impenetrable wall (layer-wise)
First layer is torches, provides anti-spawn light levels. Second is stone wall/fence, third is birch fence, fourth, fifth, and sixth are a mix of stone bricks/cracked stone bricks, and then the grass behind the wall has been replaced by stone.
It works in Desktop version, but can you fish in a 1x1 block? I tried it inside my castle and it didn't work, I will try it outside and report results.
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Log into your account online. There's a page where you can click around and hopefully log out of all devices.
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How many cores do you have? In this case, try setting core affinity to cores 0 and 1 only for Minecraft and cores 2 and 3 to Bandicam or FRAPS or whatever. Split your power.
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Do you mean GHz? A Game Boy Micro runs at 16 MHz, no wonder you've got lag. How many fans do you have? Is it liquid cooled? Maybe the liquid is evaporating. How much RAM do you have, are all cores enabled for Java? What video card are you using? What OS?
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Again, read this thread. How is it annoying? What about 'red endermen' makes it annoying? Your responses are more vague than the OP.
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Alright, people like you just anger me. If you're not going to contribute anything to the thread, and not explain how it's a 'wishlist' and how it's 'vague', if at all, then don't post at all.
Please visit this thread before making any ridiculously unintelligent posts.
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What CPU, what OS. what version of Minecraft, how much is it UC'd by, my advice: Get a better cooling system.
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Sorry, pressed the "post reply" by accident instead of preview when I went to the bathroom.
Red endermen drops: 2 ender pearls, 1-3redstone dust, and 1-2 of something you can make fire with.
Red Creeper: 1-4 Blaze powder, 1-2 gunpowder, and 2-3 rotten flesh
Blue creeper: Something called "lightning powder", which when 16 are collected (16 = a stack) you combine with a book at an anvil to make a book that enchants "lightning strike", I-IV, puts lightning damage effect on a sword or other weapons.
White creeper: Drops 1-8 snowball.
Venom spider: Drops 1-3 string, and 1-3 random low-level clutter/junk.
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Like your 28th post supporting it is actually going to make a difference.
Colored creepers:
Green: Default.
Red: When they explode, the explosion area is covered in fire that deals the same amount of damage as normal fire in the Nether. Possibly "Nether Creepers" only in the Nether.
Blue: "Shock" creepers that explode lightning and a larger blast radius. Not to be confused with "charged creepers". Instead of an explosion that destroys the physical world, shock creepers do not damage any terrain or other blocks, instead damaging other living mobs in a 6-heart and 15 block-wide explosion that is augmented by wearing metal-type armor (gold, iron) by two hearts than if wearing a tunic or unarmored/diamond. Only spawns near bodies of water larger than 5 blocks in diameter.
White: "Frost creeper" Only spawns in snowy climates. When they explode a sphere of ice is created, trapping their victims. Cold damage is applied like a potion for 60 seconds, dealing a quarter of a heart of damage every 4 seconds, as long as they are inside the sphere of ice the damage is constant and does not stop.
Endermen:
Red: Can carry the player when attacked and can drop them from any height randomly chosen with an algorithm similar to fishing. A random integer anywhere from 1-65 is chosen, 1 being ground level.
Ancient Skeleton: Three blocks tall, is yellow-ish white, and carries leveled swords tied to XP and the highest level enchantment in the inventory. Drops the leveled sword and a randomly generated journal of some type that grants XP upon reading rather than when the skeleton dies. Spawns in desert temples. Only hostile if attacked. Grants anywhere from 1 XP to 250XP depending upon player level.
Venom Spider:
Only spawned in stronghold libraries, can shoot venom from 64 blocks away and detection radius is 32, automatically hostile unlike the skeleton. Spiders deal 1 heart of melee damage and have 6 hearts, while the venom degrades armor, and once all the armor is gone then the player takes 1 heart per second.
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I'm bored with what mobs there are. I want something like a blue creeper or a red Enderman or an 'Ancient Skeleton' that would be guarding spawners at high difficulty settings.
and is a sort of miniboss and the spawner mobs are his henchmen. More spiders! Like deadly spiders that can spit venom and hit from a distance and kill with one it.
Colored creepers:
Green: Default.
Red: When they explode, the explosion area is covered in fire that deals the same amount of damage as normal fire in the Nether. Possibly "Nether Creepers" only in the Nether.
Blue: "Shock" creepers that explode lightning and a larger blast radius. Not to be confused with "charged creepers". Instead of an explosion that destroys the physical world, shock creepers do not damage any terrain or other blocks, instead damaging other living mobs in a 6-heart and 15 block-wide explosion that is augmented by wearing metal-type armor (gold, iron) by two hearts than if wearing a tunic or unarmored/diamond. Only spawns near bodies of water larger than 5 blocks in diameter.
White: "Frost creeper" Only spawns in snowy climates. When they explode a sphere of ice is created, trapping their victims. Cold damage is applied like a potion for 60 seconds, dealing a quarter of a heart of damage every 4 seconds, as long as they are inside the sphere of ice the damage is constant and does not stop.
Endermen:
Red: Can carry the player when attacked and can drop them from any height randomly chosen with an algorithm similar to fishing. A random integer anywhere from 1-65 is chosen, 1 being ground level.
Ancient Skeleton: Three blocks tall, is yellow-ish white, and carries leveled swords tied to XP and the highest level enchantment in the inventory. Drops the leveled sword and a randomly generated journal of some type that grants XP upon reading rather than when the skeleton dies. Spawns in desert temples. Only hostile if attacked. Grants anywhere from 1 XP to 250XP depending upon player level.
Venom Spider:
Only spawned in stronghold libraries, can shoot venom from 64 blocks away and detection radius is 32, automatically hostile unlike the skeleton. Spiders deal 1 heart of melee damage and have 6 hearts, while the venom degrades armor, and once all the armor is gone then the player takes 1 heart per second.
Red endermen drops: 2 ender pearls, 1-3redstone dust, and 1-2 of something you can make fire with.
Red Creeper: 1-4 Blaze powder, 1-2 gunpowder, and 2-3 rotten flesh
Blue creeper: Something called "lightning powder", which when 16 are collected (16 = a stack) you combine with a book at an anvil to make a book that enchants "lightning strike", I-IV, puts lightning damage effect on a sword or other weapons.
White creeper: Drops 1-8 snowball.
Venom spider: Drops 1-3 string, and 1-3 random low-level clutter
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>Fill enderchest with weapons and one chest
>fill inventory with oak plank stacks
>swap both
>defeat ender dragon
>build a fuggin house
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well then, I've solved my problem.
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FROM THE CREATOR OF THE NO-WOOD CHALLENGE
ANOTHER CHALLENGE/QUEST AWAITS THE BRAVE, THE FOOLHARDY, THE FEARLESS
I BRING TO YOU
THE SINGLE TORCH CHALLENGE
Rules:
Just like the No-Wood challenge, you are given a challenge-specific seed.
The seed is:
-055PQ500666
The challenge:
You can have as many torches as you want above ground. But once you whip out that pickaxe and hit the stone, it's one at a time. This means:
You are allowed 1 (one) torch in your inventory at any time while in a cave. If your torch gets blown up, washed away, dropped in lava, make another one. ONE. You can place it on the ground, but to move it you have to pick it up again. No night vision potions, glowstone, jack-o-lanterns, or any other means of lighting other than a single torch. But one torch means one torch. The objective: Defeat the Wither.
Parameters: No cheats (obviously), hardest difficulty, locked on maximum, everything else is legal except alternate lighting sources. Things that already exist in the world like villages and such remain where they are. In the event of a Nether portal generating enough light, so be it, but do not make Nether portals to substitute torches. No glitch-lighting, lighting must be set on 'Moody', laptop/screen brightness set accordingly.
The good news: You can use a flint and steel and a piece of wood as your torch if you so choose! You can use the flint and steel on stone as much as you like, however keep in mind that flint and steels degenerate quickly. Lava lanterns are allowed because of their potential dangers. You can have as many lava lanterns as you want.
Gumbatron, I know you're there. Have fun! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
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Current loot from the caving:
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It works in Desktop version, but can you fish in a 1x1 block? I tried it inside my castle and it didn't work, I will try it outside and report results.