This is very amazing. A suggestion for you, Davidee, is to put the "NBTEdit Help" on the top of the post, to keep from these posts that ask questions already answered. Also, can you put up a changelog so that I can tell when to update?
Very interesting, but you should make a "bedrock breaker" to remove user-placed bedrock. Maybe it would be two bedrocks in a shear shape (so that it is still expensive), and that it would only have a durability of a gold pick.
Piece of junk! This is one of the most popular mods for minecraft and the guy just abandons it. Its like Microsoft just shut down for no reason. He could have just let someone else take over. But nope, too much work apparently.
You have to understand SDK's point of view, because he must have a lot going on in his life. It's NOT like "Microsoft shutting down for no reason," because that is an entire company with fallback workers. This man is doing all his services for free with his own time, and something must have come up that forced him to stop. His copyright section states "This mod is provided freely and may be decompiled and modified, either with a decompiler or a bytecode editor."
This situation is not the first of its kind. Remember The Aether? Equivalent Exchange 2 is also discontinued. And what about Single Player Commands, on the verge of becoming opensource and discontinued by the original author?
Your signature goes into your signature. Please put it there using the user control panel. If you can't find it, there is a help option somewhere.
Also, this doesn't make the mod. It makes the actual Java file. To make the mod, you'll have to decompile Minecraft, add the java file, obfuscate it, then recompile it. If that's too complicated, there are much more simple mod making programs out there.
I installed the mod and SPC works fine, but WorldEdit doesn't. Any help?
Put the WorldEdit jar into the bin, not the jar.
Also, use //hpos1 and //hpos2 if the axe doesn't work. Also use key bindings if you don't want to type it in all the time.
This mod is great for my needs, especially because I have a VERY low end computer that takes forever to close minecraft, use NBTEdit, then reopen Minecraft and check it. I can't wait to edit entities and make them have name tags in the Redstone update!!!!
Ummm. I downloaded the mod and i have only found one problem. The //wand command isnt in the mod. I type //wand, /wand, or just wand and it says unknown command. I type /help wand and it says wand doesnt exist or isnt enabled. In the video at the top of the page it shows him using it. Everything else works fine though. Help!
Take a wooden axe from the tools tab in creative, it's the same as using //wand (because typing in //wand gives you a wooden axe). Right click a block to select point 1 and left click another block to select point 2. If it still doesn't work, you have to put WorldEdit.jar into the .minecraft/bin directory, NOT the minecraft.jar
[edit:] oh i think you used spawners to spawn them then they stepped on pressure plate then sent to a small space where dispensers shot out armor, then the command block tp'ed them back? am i right?
Wrong, that's not what they do. He uses MCEdit to add in equipment to zombies and such, (i.e. enchanted diamond armour). Then he used MCEdit to make the diamond armour zombies into spawner, where they will constantly spawn. The small space with the dispensers and the armor is what is used for players. (Command blocks can't teleport mobs :P)
Sparky, you know that few people ever read the first post. Otherwise, they'd know that Simo made SPC open source, and has most likely stopped development on the mod.
So for those asking: "When is the 1.4.6 updating coming?", the only answer to give them is: "Unless Simo decides to make one, never.".
Actually, now that it's open source, anyone can pick it up and continue the mod.
Actually, Adfly pays very little and you need quite a large amount of downloads to even get paid. I get paid less than a tenth of a cent per download, and since they only pay you if you make over $5 each month, you need about 6000 downloads to even make any profit. If your mod isn't popular, you could possibly not make any money at all.
Yeah, but you're forgetting how popular the mods Mojang used were. They probably got over 12,000 downloads with all those mod reviews.
Besides, how would the mod creators be paid? Mojang won't just be like, "I'll give you X amount if you let me use your mod." That would lead to people taking advantage of the company's money because it was their idea and their mod.
Let's just forget about money issues, because Mod API is coming very soon (1.6 possibly), and that allows mods to be installed to the game within the game itself from a possible mod-hosting server (like the skin server). That means that any mod maker can upload their mod (with proper guidelines) for the community to play.
I believe Mojang should pay the modders that they steal ideas from... like the pistons mod, this, and many others...
Okay, what do you mean by "many others???" The only two mods directly added to the games were the Pistons mod by Hippoplatimus and the Smooth Lights mod.
Besides, Mojang isn't "stealing" the mod ideas, they acknowledge that they added the mods! I do agree they deserve credit, but I don't agree they should be directly payed. All the mod makers already get enough money using adf.ly
While you're trying to get your website up, could you possibly host your files on MediaFire or something? I have a really bad computer, and this helps so much. Optifine does help, but this mod keeps Optifine's features stable. I can get a consistent 25+ fps without dropping below 10 at all with this.
These creatures are most likely hostile (pretty obvious) and that they can interact with the environment. Whether it is to place or remove blocks, they still make me think of "hostile griefer bots."
Also, I don't think those things are not DIRECTLY hostile, and that they just mess up a portion of the world (targeting maybe common building materials). The reason why I think this is because none of the creatures seem to stare at the character playing (unless he/she is using noclip of something).
Notch is probably one of the only people that reveals things at the right time. He just caused me and everyone else to speculate what is going to be released.
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You have to understand SDK's point of view, because he must have a lot going on in his life. It's NOT like "Microsoft shutting down for no reason," because that is an entire company with fallback workers. This man is doing all his services for free with his own time, and something must have come up that forced him to stop. His copyright section states "This mod is provided freely and may be decompiled and modified, either with a decompiler or a bytecode editor."
This situation is not the first of its kind. Remember The Aether? Equivalent Exchange 2 is also discontinued. And what about Single Player Commands, on the verge of becoming opensource and discontinued by the original author?
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Your signature goes into your signature. Please put it there using the user control panel. If you can't find it, there is a help option somewhere.
Also, this doesn't make the mod. It makes the actual Java file. To make the mod, you'll have to decompile Minecraft, add the java file, obfuscate it, then recompile it. If that's too complicated, there are much more simple mod making programs out there.
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Put the WorldEdit jar into the bin, not the jar.
Also, use //hpos1 and //hpos2 if the axe doesn't work. Also use key bindings if you don't want to type it in all the time.
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Take a wooden axe from the tools tab in creative, it's the same as using //wand (because typing in //wand gives you a wooden axe). Right click a block to select point 1 and left click another block to select point 2. If it still doesn't work, you have to put WorldEdit.jar into the .minecraft/bin directory, NOT the minecraft.jar
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Wrong, that's not what they do. He uses MCEdit to add in equipment to zombies and such, (i.e. enchanted diamond armour). Then he used MCEdit to make the diamond armour zombies into spawner, where they will constantly spawn.
The small space with the dispensers and the armor is what is used for players. (Command blocks can't teleport mobs :P)
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Actually, now that it's open source, anyone can pick it up and continue the mod.
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Yeah, but you're forgetting how popular the mods Mojang used were. They probably got over 12,000 downloads with all those mod reviews.
Besides, how would the mod creators be paid? Mojang won't just be like, "I'll give you X amount if you let me use your mod." That would lead to people taking advantage of the company's money because it was their idea and their mod.
Let's just forget about money issues, because Mod API is coming very soon (1.6 possibly), and that allows mods to be installed to the game within the game itself from a possible mod-hosting server (like the skin server). That means that any mod maker can upload their mod (with proper guidelines) for the community to play.
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Okay, what do you mean by "many others???" The only two mods directly added to the games were the Pistons mod by Hippoplatimus and the Smooth Lights mod.
Besides, Mojang isn't "stealing" the mod ideas, they acknowledge that they added the mods! I do agree they deserve credit, but I don't agree they should be directly payed. All the mod makers already get enough money using adf.ly
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