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Mar 1, 2012
ThreeEye posted a message on The Forum Has Been Upgraded!BUG:Posted in: News
The "Horizontal Rule" BBCode doesn't work anymore at the moment.
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Feb 29, 2012
ThreeEye posted a message on The Forum Has Been Upgraded!Another case of people focusing too much on unneeded features and completely ignoring proper interface DESIGN.Posted in: News
It's called the K.I.S.S. Method People! "Keep It Simple Stupid!"
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Feb 29, 2012
ThreeEye posted a message on The Forum Has Been Upgraded!Posted in: NewsQuote from iiiHuman
I REALLY MISS the organization of watched forums being SORTED BY TOPIC like before.
AND, I miss that all of my watched forums (again, previously sorted into sections by topic) used to be ALL ON ONE PAGE that I could quickly scroll through.
I also HATE that it seems the only way to see all my previously watched forums are by the most recent rather than in a specific order like they were before.
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Feb 29, 2012
ThreeEye posted a message on The Forum Has Been Upgraded!I REALLY MISS the organization of watched forums being SORTED BY TOPIC like before.Posted in: News
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Feb 15, 2012
ThreeEye posted a message on Minecraft Snapshot 12w07b (updated) is Ready For Testing!Funny, I have been working for quite awhile on a mod that includes the new redstone-controlled lamp functionality.Posted in: News
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Sep 2, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on 1.8 Updates: Changing the ChestsWhile the first pic does show the new lighting, My guess is that the "second" thing (in that first pic) is not only that the chest opens (with the lock extending down) but that the lock itself is actually protrubing just like the new pig snouts.Posted in: News
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Jul 13, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Connect FourThe drop mechanism can be made much simpler. Instead of pushing all of the sand or gravel blocks out and then opening a space to drop one, just push only the bottom one out for the row you want. It drops, the piston retracts and is automatically reset. May have to make my own to show what I mean.Posted in: News
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Jun 30, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Automatic Pixel ArtIt's actually not that impressive. It's basically just a self-building bridge/wall being loaded with the correctly-colored cubes in the correct order to make the picture. In fact, the picture has to be already assembled in reverse order underneath the ground so that it could actually feed it up and fill the picture in using the correct order.Posted in: News
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Jun 27, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Fully Functioning BathroomWhy on Earth was this re-posted?Posted in: News
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Jun 3, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Minecraft Amazing "Wave Machine"Ah, seems it's my Internet Explorer at the moment. Not sure why. Anywhere else on here works fine. Switched to Chrome to post this. Usually like using Chrome anyhow, but this usually gives me problems with the pages sometimes not loading in Chrome. Don't have the problem with Chrome anywhere else.So, let's try this one more time. If not, I give up.G0denEye93 did NOT make the Pistons Mod. Hippoplatimus was the one that made the Pistons Mod. G0denEye93 just made the wave machine (which, is actually nothing new) and the video of it. But, it was Hippoplatimus that made the Pistons Mod.Hippoplatimus' Piston Mod Thread Can Be Found Here:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/228373-ssp15-01-pistons-now-sticky/~ iiiHuman ~Posted in: News
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Jun 3, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Minecraft Amazing "Wave Machine"I give up, don't know what's up.Posted in: News
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Jun 3, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Minecraft Amazing "Wave Machine"Oh hell, copy-and-past the following:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/228373-ssp15-01-pistons-now-sticky/~ iiiHuman ~Posted in: News
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Jun 3, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Minecraft Amazing "Wave Machine"All right, that apparently didn't work right. Seems options to add links and stuff here are not working for me at the moment.[b]Hippoplatimus'[/b] Piston Mod Thread Can Be Found Here:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/228373-ssp15-01-pistons-now-sticky/[b]~ iiiHuman ~[/b]And, just to try again with an actual link:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/228373-ssp15-01-pistons-now-sticky/[/b][b]~ iiiHuman ~[/b]Posted in: News
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Jun 3, 2011
ThreeEye posted a message on Digital Diamond: Minecraft Amazing "Wave Machine"G0denEye93 did NOT make the Pistons Mod. Hippoplatimus was the one that made the Pistons Mod. G0denEye93 just made the wave machine (which, is actually nothing new) and the video of it. But, it was Hippoplatimus that made the Pistons Mod.Hippoplatimus' Piston Mod Thread Can Be Found Here:http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/228373-ssp15-01-pistons-now-sticky/~ iiiHuman ~Posted in: News
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Section 5b. And, go back through the rest of the Help Post (especially Section 3) since you obviously did something wrong.
You're thinking of the Curse Client. And, resource packs are actually "installed." I don't know of another launcher that will automatically download resource packs for you the same way the Curse Client does. The default launcher doesn't either.
It's not that hard to manually download a resource pack and place it in the "resourcepacks" folder yourself like you have to do with the default launcher.
See the rest of Section 5b. Actually, all of Section 5 while you're at it.
The Help Post, just fifteen posts above yours on the same page. Try Section 4b.
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Probably an incorrect or incompatible java memory allocation setting based on how much java memory you actually have free.
More importantly, see seven posts above yours.
Just eight posts above yours on the same page.
Just nine posts above yours on the same page.
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Ah, Thanks!
Unfortunately, that makes things more confusing and complicated now that there are two variations of it. Thanks for the update! Could you maybe edit your post to also include links to the two separate discussion threads for them (assuming they're in separate discussion threads)?
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Okay, I need to clarify some things here which may be due to some of the terminology being used. However, I think LoRaM100 already addressed this a bit.
For SPC in Magic Launcher, you don't add any specific class file(s). You add the appropriate mod package for that edition of SPC that you need to use. Unless things have changed with SPC, the "one" SPC download package you get from the SPC thread is NOT the mod itself. Unlike other mod threads where the file you download is the mod itself, that is not the case with SPC. The SPC download actually contains more than one edition of the mod (in separate mod packages). If you extract/view the contents of the downloaded SPC file, you'll see the different editions inside of it. You need to extract the one you need if you haven't extracted it yet. THAT file is the actual "mod package" you add to Magic Launcher's Mod List.
Inside that actual mod package is its corresponding WorldEdit.jar file. THAT Specific File needs to go into that "bin" sub-folder (you may have to create the folder) in your Minecraft Installation Directory (not in Magic Launcher, although it doesn't hurt to leave a copy of it in the actual SPC Mod Package).
EDIT: Also see LoRaM100's reply the next post down.
I believe that may be a limitation of LiteLoader itself but I'm not sure. You may want to check in that thread. If you find out for sure, you could share what you found out here.
Regardless, one thing you can do is create separate copies of your whole ".minecraft" Minecraft Installation Directory. Then, use each separate copy for its own version. Use one copy of the installation directory for 1.6.2 for instance and another copy for 1.6.4. You just need to set up the Magic Launcher profile to point to the correct directory for that profile's version.
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A lot of the people that needed to see the helpful information (such sa solutions to common problems and updated setup instructions etc) ignored it anyhow. Those that did find it helpful didn't post anything saying so making it appear the Help Post was not needed.
Gone are the list of solutions to common problems, updated setup instructions, and other helpful information.
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A lot of the people that needed to see the helpful information (such sa solutions to common problems and updated setup instructions etc) ignored it anyhow. Those that did find it helpful didn't post anything saying so making it appear the Help Post was not needed.
Gone are the list of solutions to common problems, updated setup instructions, and other helpful information.
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Just ... ELEVEN ... Posts ... Above ... Yours ...
On ... The ... SAME ... PAGE.
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Well, there is one way you should be able to test that. You can make a backup of your current Forge-modified version-specific Minecraft jar file (and it's corresponding ".json" file). Or, you could even backup your whole Minecraft installation directory. Then, you try modifying that Forge-modified version-specific Minecraft jar file by placing those specific class files directly into that jar file.
I don't know if there would be something that also needs to be done to the corresponding json file. I remember reading about some people using methods for getting things working that required doing extra steps by also modifying the json file. But, I don't know if that is because they didn't know of a simpler method for getting things working. So, I'm also curious to see if just modifying the jar file will work.
I'm surprised that it actually needs those files placed directly in that jar file. I would figure the worse case scenario for it would be that you'd have to place a mod in the core mods folder instead. Or, like SPC, dropping a file into Minecraft's bin folder. What is that one mod that is saying it needs to have class files placed directly into the jar? Any chance it's the "Minecraft Comes Alive" mod? That mod always (last I checked anyhow) had some complicated steps to get working.
I know SPC has apparently not yet been updated to support Minecraft 1.6.4 (still only for 1.6.2 last I checked). But, SPC is actually pretty easy to get working with Magic Launcher. You just have to extract the correct mod package from the file you download from that thread since the downloaded file is not the mod itself. Instead, it's a file containing different packages for each of the different editions of the mod. Once you extract the one you want/need, you add that to the Mods List in Magic Launcher. But, you need to go one further step by extracting that WorldEdit.jar file from that correct mod package and dropping that WorldEdit.jar file directly into your Minecraft installation directory's bin folder. Oh yeah, and since that "bin" folder is no longer created by default, you have to first manually create that bin folder itself.
However, if you're running a lot of mods, there is that possibility you may run into some mod conflict. But, that's also one of the reason's you add the mod to the Mods List in Magic Launcher so you can move the mod up or down and possibly see if there are any new mod errors that pop up.
There may also be an updated alternative to SPC that can be used instead until it is updated.
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Again, if you can't figure out how to use spoiler tags from the examples given, that says more about you than anyone else. Most people don't need things described to them in excruciating detail. And, it's write there in the open so people don't have to go looking for it. What, you want some kind of flashing graphic to call attention to just that? Here's a novel idea. How about just starting by looking through the Help Post to begin with? Focusing primarily on "how to use spoiler tags" is not within the main scope of this thread anyhow. Try staying on topic and being happen examples are given in the first place.
Okay, you should eat so you don't starve to death. Did that really need an explanation? Or, did that just waste space? Granted, people like you would probably also skip any additional explanations too since the main information provided was skipped in the first place. Providing additional detailed explanations or reasons would serve no extra purpose and actually probably become discouraging to people that actually do read the Help Post.
Then they shouldn't even be modding in the first place if they think that's a possibility from doing any of the things listed the Help Post (which they probably didn't view in the first place).
It's not completely about them. It's about providing the appropriate information for anyone that might consider helping them. And, as also stated in the Help Post but I guess you somehow missed that too, too much information is better than not enough. And, way too often, providing extra information and/or performing extra steps does serve a purpose regardless of thinking there is no reason to it.
Try reading it again. Or, reading it in the first place. There are other screens too. In fact, in the part you quoted from me, I explicitly stated the "Advanced" Tab (NOT the "Mods" Tab). The ... "Advanced" ... Tab.
At least you got that part right. Remember, you're the one asking for help. Wouldn't it be simpler to just provide information in the first place?
I don't insult people. Although, in my process of providing help, I may use people as examples to help others by showing them what someone shouldn't do or what should have been done. Therefore, it stays helpful to the cause and serves a purpose in this thread while managing to remain on topic since it relates to helping people get Magic Launcher set up and for helping them fix issues. Granted, it is a bonus to also get to have fun pointing out other people's fallacies at the same time and keeps this thread entertaining.
Side Note: I think SeansanAstrail was legitimately trying to offer you additional help. But, if this is how you treat people that are legitimately trying to help you, it should be no surprise at the type of reactions you get from those people.
Not even of other screens like the "Advanced" Tab showing the additional settings (like "Parameters") for that particular Magic Launcher profile? Oh, I thought you were having problems getting Magic Launcher to work correctly. I guess you're saying that all settings are fine and everything is working right after all since you don't need to show what the settings are etc. I thought you asked for help. I guess I didn't need to waste my time trying to help where there was obviously no problem after all. Looks like I could/should have just ignored your previous posts then.
Oh, and as I explained about the Help Post before, it's not just about what information to provide but also steps you can and should take before asking for help.
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Unfortunately, I think that starts going a bit beyond the scope of this thread for various reasons.
I'm also personally not familiar with any specific mod "pack" like the CJB Mod Pack. I had to do some searching to figure out what this "CJB Mod" you mentioned was. I'm still not sure if CJB stands for anything in particular or is just the pack's creator's initials or something.
I can say that you should be able to find all the mods separately that are normally included in any particular mod pack. In fact, you may also be able to find a zipped version of that mod pack and extract all of the individual mods directly. Or, sometimes a mod pack may have an installer that also has an option to extract one or more of the mods as opposed to only installing them. The problem is that mod packs have usually been pre-configured in certain ways to prevent conflicts between the mods mainly with things like block and item IDs. So, they should also have configuration files for each of the mods that have them as included in that particular mod pack. But, that just means you would have to do some extra work yourself to make sure there are no conflicts.
Without knowing what any particular mod's setup instructions are for it normally, regardless of whether or not it came from a mod pack, it's kind of impossible to say what exactly needs to be done for those specific cases. However, you still shouldn't have to install any class files directly into the forge-modified version-specific Minecraft jar file unless there are actual specific instructions for that specific mod to do exactly that with a good explanation of why to do that. You should be able to load the mod normally by adding it to Magic Launcher's primary Mods List or adding it to the mods folder if needed.
On a different note, I saw you post elsewhere about the Single-Player Commands Mod. Check Section 4b of the Help Post for "No Mods Found" (under "Common Problems") and maybe also specifically for Single-Player Commands under the the specific mod problems section in that same area.
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Only ... TWO ... Posts ... Directly ... Above ... Yours.
Try Section 3.
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Then you obviously can't read because there is a LOT more to that. Looks like you jumped to bottom section 5 and skipped all of the other sections. I even numbered the different sections to illustrate there are ... wait for it ... different sections. You know, like a setup instructions section and other sections addressing problems you might have run into and steps you should first take etc. If you can't read that, there is no sense for me to try and personally help you further.
No. And, see above.
For one thing, a lot can change in a year. Like the new default launcher that came out for Minecraft. Meaning setup instructions are probably different. Now, if there was only a place to find setup instructions ... like in the Help Post. Or, remind me again, was that only for guidelines for asking for help?
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Just ... Ten ... Posts ... Up ... From ... Yours ... On ... The ... Same ... Page.
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Wow, Java 7 already jumped up to update 45 after checking today.