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Quote from gussywussy

But it doesn't work.
I tried /tp @a 7 5,000 1 And it didn't work

Well, for you, make sure you're not putting comma in your numbers. For example, your "5,000" should be "5000".

Also, note this post:

Quote from XDaWNeDX

Problem solved.
tp @a[x,y,z,r] x y z

In your case:

tp @a[1,1,1,1] 4 4 4

The numbers in the brackets are the source radius and the search radius, and the numbers after the brackets are the destination. So that can be read as "Teleport any player within a 1-block radius of 1,1,1 to 4,4,4."

I, personally, prefer to use a slightly larger search radius and @p to target the nearest player to account for players not standing exactly where I want them to. So, if I were using the same coordinates as the above example, I'd type:

tp @p[1,1,1,2] 4 4 4

Finally, don't forget to use a redstone signal to activate the command block. If you want an automatic activation, you should use a clock signal.

I like it. I had a similiar idea, but had yet to implement it.

Quote from Cozar

If you would like the latest version of REI's Minimap, it is available on this page here

http://forum.minecraftuser.jp/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=153&sid=bb469243ca9a1c75ea56086dfc506b6d

You're welcome

I checked that page. Despite Google Translate's best effort to translate the page for me, I saw no 1.7 version of the Minimap on there. I suppose if the latest release of the Minimap is 1.6ish, then you're technically correct. If you meant 1.7, though, would you mind pointing it out to me?

I use Rei's minimap, but only to keep track of other people's stuff. (Though I admit the death marker is awfully handy). My excuse is that I'd be using F3 and a notepad if I wasn't using it (like now).

Other than that, I'm pretty Vanilla.

I handle Vanilla by abusing the [nether] out of F3, and educating myself about the game's nuances. I also play on servers, mostly, and try to get involved in the community. This way, when I'm finished with my projects (or don't feel like working on it), there are other people I can help out/bug.

If you have cheats enabled, you can use "/gamemode 1", and fly around looking for them. Make sure you record your starting coordinates so you can return to them, if need be.

I, however, would just recommend making a new world. You certainly don't have to delete your old one if you have builds you want to save.

Quote from AzuraLowbeam

Well first I check the spawn area; a lot of servers have rules and/or a message board there for useful info. It's also not uncommon for spawn areas to have freely accessible farms or a chest with goodies for newcomers; if those are there I make use of them to last me for a while. Dependiing on the info at spawn or what I can see from that location, I might go sightseeing to see what others have built. Then I go exploring, get some basic resources and find a nice area to live in.

While this is all going on I say hello and introduce myself to other people online. Chat a bit about various topics, about other people's current projects and any tangible ideas I have about my own.

I like you. I can't count how many people I've seen just ignore the posted rules at spawn, and then wonder why they've gotten tossed in jail. :/

As for me (on other servers), after I've done the stuff above, I wander around and look at the builds, either to admire or draw inspiration. I also take the time to scout out a good build location.

Quote from Snear

When I first saw this image, I thought, "Wow. That's an awesome image. I hope I have a chance to use it."

Who would have guessed it would be for the same thread?

Quote from HateRegisteringEveryTime

Look here:

http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Sapling

The new trees have been added

Oh thanks! Well, now I know the height requirement. What about around the tree? Can trees be grown right next to each other? To a building? Or do they require space?

What is the room required to grow each type of tree? I thought it was listed on the Wiki somewhere, but I haven't been able to find it again. I'm especially interested in the requirement for the new Acacia and Dark Oak trees.

Bring a bucket of water with you as often as you can, and keep it on your hot bar. It's almost as important as your towel*.

Buckets of Water:
- Can help you go down a cliff. Put down the water, jump in the waterfall, and pick up the water again and you go with the flow
- Can save you from a ****ed off Enderman. Endermen are damaged by water, and will flee.
- Can help keep melee mobs at bay.
- Can save you from burning to death in lava, as it will cool lava, turning lava source blocks into obsidian, and flowing lava into cobblestone.
- Can save you from burning to death, period.
- Can save your structures from burning if caught on fire.
- Can help you pick up a field of torches, flowers, sapplings, and othe such things.

* H2G2 joke. There are (sadly) no towels in Minecraft, unless you count the rare cape.

That is too F'ing cool.

Question: Could one use a comparator and a redstone torch to send a signal to the block-setting command block when the dropper is (near) empty? I imagine this would "reset" the dropper whenever it empties.

Nice list. I was expecting a purely functional set of rooms, but you've got some aesthetic stuff on there too.

Quote from alex199020

Could you not get around this by making it a turn based game?

It's kinda cheap, but it would work. You'd still have to get the AI to work, though. I suppose something as simple as "use the attack that hurts more" could work, as long as command blocks can detect player health.