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I beat Anus 3, legit.

hupe 4 devcom come in soon

Quote from TechnicLePanther»

To #22857:

To #22858:

To #22859:
To #22861:
To #22864:

To all:

Please don't ever do this again. Who is 22857? Who is 22864? I don't know, and I don't care enough to find out. Use the Quote button like everyone else.


EDIT: Or refer to them by name if you can't be bothered copy-pasting the quotes from each post before writing novels on the forum.

Haven't posted here in a while ... and woah one of the OPs is wildly broken. Will try to fix later tonight.

Quote from Zap_12100

I hate to say it, but it is very likely you are screwed. I hope you were keeping backups.

You'll need to decide on 1) how confident you are when it comes to technology - specifically, performing a potential hardware repair yourself, and 2) how valuable the data is. If the data is extremely valuable [and maybe you not confident with a repair], it's off to a drive recovery professional you go. Their services are very expensive, and of course not guaranteed, but it's the best shot at getting some data back.

If you're feeling confident, it's time to attempt to recover the data yourself. I found one article via Google that may help - http://lifehacker.com/5982339/diy-data-recovery-tricks-for-when-your-hard-drive-goes-belly-up - but it'll be up to you to research your problem and take the steps necessary to fix it (although it may get to the point where the repair requires access to a clean room).

If the data isn't valuable (i.e. not worth spending the potentially very hefty cost of repair) and you're not confident, it's game over.

Remember, always keep backups. Hard drives are more prone to failure compared to other parts.

Okay I guess I need to click Quote instead of Reply ... why does the Reply button exist then?

Quote from Hybran

just gotta be hip and cool #vechssucks

wow, 3edgy5me

dae parkour and puzzle
/s. just in case you somehow could not tell.

Quote from Infinity8miner

So I asked this once a few months ago, but since how much things have changed since then, I'll ask this again:

Which of these should I make be my second map, after Ender Darkness?

-snip-

Also a few things to note for all of these:
1. They'll all be in 1.8 full release.
2. They'll all be pretty villager trading heavy (in comparison to other maps, I just like the trading option).
3. They all probably will use a different monument than a wool one.
4. They'll all have lore.

Also please tell me which ones you like and which ones you dislike, not just your favorite and of course, suggestions are welcome.

Don't even consider your next map until you finish the current one. Before you know it you can't resist the temptation to get started on the second map and many weeks later you have two incomplete maps rather than one complete one.

Besides, your second map should show clear improvement over the first, and there's no way that's happening if you start thinking about it now.

IMO, when you come up with an idea for a map, the best course of action is to write some notes on it, shelve it, and don't look at it again until your current project is done. When you revisit the idea when considering your second map after the first is actually complete, and with the criticisms of your first map in mind, you might just find that some ideas haven't stood up well over time.

Quote from Rubisk

Well, maybe it's only me, but if you add a lot of stuff like that, tables, tapestries, food, dishes, you make players feel really guilty if stuff blows up, if they place lava, blocks, or dig into the walls. Maybe it's just me, although it's not OCD that does it. It feels more like you totally wreck the area, instead of just using MC's mechanics to your advantage.

What, you feel like you're wrecking a nice area, so the solution is to not have a nice area at all?
You are totally wrecking the area but there's nothing wrong with that.

Quote from Rubisk

CTMcommunity joint account, will I have to send a PM to get my map on the release list or will it be added "automatically"?

The joint account isn't really a trusted entity anymore since the password was leaked like a year ago. You should PM Krose, who is the Map Updater. (Drago and Fangride do general stuff so you could ping them too if you wanted to.)

Quote from soupbob

Make any spelling mistakes at all, its like spilling blood in shark-infested water.

You're never going to fix that, are you?

Quote from rexxefa

Oh wow, I just realized how I haven't post anything in this thread...

But really, the discussion about the whole CTM has gotten more into adventure map thingy made me want to abandon my current project and start on a new map with less gimmicks, less command blocks, and blah blah. Basically a more survival oriented CTM like Skeeto mention.

I mean don't get me wrong, I love working on my current project (Azchamras' Dimension), but I realized that this map is going to have a pretty decent amount of redstone gimmicks and contraptions that I forgot the real reason why I want to make CTM in the first place: making beautiful and dangerous areas with less redstone contraptions.

Please don't throw it away! Abandoning half-finished projects is probably the most common and easiest trap to fall into when it comes to creative endeavours. Always finish what you start.

Quote from kingkaider

THis might be the veteran in me talking, but I remember the original Sea of Flames and Infernal Sky, Survival maps designed before the idea of the monument, and the wools added in later. What got me into these maps was the idea of survival in a harsh and vicious enviroment, and recently a lot of maps have started to feel more like an offshoot of the adventure genre than the survival genre.

I'm all for story and handing out loot, but c'mon, Kaizo caverns still stands up to these criterion better than some of the maps I've seen be lauded by this community (interestingly out of all the maps I replayed on 1.7.9, Kaizo is still the most compatible. TMYK). As an example of what I'm talking about, I imagine everyone in here has seen a Zisteau CTM playthrough (or at least part of one). This is a man who wants to make the world his own personal playground, and treats it like he would a survival world, building cool bases, making useful farms and so on. (If you haven't already, go watch Legendary. I know it's 49 episodes long but I still maintain it's the best series on youtube). I miss the idea that a CTM isn't an example of what cool gimmick you can come up with for an area and more about the idea of creating a world that the player wanted to play in rather than their silly and excessively easy vanilla.

I guess CTM has changed - evolved - for worse or better. I do believe that if we had never changed from "Survival++", CTM would be long dead by now as the genre would've been fully explored. Branching out into Adventure effectively makes the possibilities for a CTM map endless, although a Survival-focused map still has a place in CTM IMO.

Quote from Infamy

-fangride's eyes literally burning-
;-;

literally on fire

Quote from MrRedstone

Lol, it says "1-click SSL"; I'm wondering if MCForums has fixed the Heartbleed bug yet.

I doubt it - if they hadn't, chances are the majority of the Curse network would've been compromised long ago.

A team of CTMers comes, after several years, to painstakingly present to you...

Welcome to ProjectCTM, a collaboration project between many CTM mapmakers that's striving to make collaboration CTM maps better known through trial, error and lack of consistent deadlines. ProjectCTM is mostly a service where we come to you for our main maps, and won't make it public any time soon. Maybe. Soon.

Enjoy the silence, while you can.

ProjectCTM combines ancient Greek mythos with a unique lore and storyline that will span across three maps. We try to tie everything together in one nice bundle of engaging CTM gameplay that doesn't rely on being completely different from the rest and brilliant viewscapes of interesting terrain and structures. At least, that's what we think we do. We apologise if an area isn't completely up to scratch, because nobody knows how to make a single area in a reasonable time apparently.

Current version: Pantheon Epsilon v1.0 for Minecraft 1.8.x

Pantheon is a typical 19 block monument map, tinkered with by over 20 mapmakers over a year, to get the product you see before your eyes right now. 18 challenging areas await you in this map, each with some unique, some old-style reminiscing and then some that are mind-bending. You will find minimal safe points in the map, even the Monument has an entire sprawling dungeon set to kill you! With difficulty that surpasses the hardest full maps out there, it is most certainly an end-game for all CTMers, and is prepared to haunt your dreams with challenging and exciting environments, challenges, and visuals.

Complete the monument. We dare you.

Warning! All area names are listed below. So, there are spoilers. If you like being surprised, do not open.
Spoiler:

Names in bold are the primary creators of their area. Other names listed contributed.

Perternz banners! Give it a day, they might just take over your forums. Copy the code into your signature to use it.

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Having trouble finding the Music Discs? There are hints in this forum post!

Pantheon Epsilon 1.0
For Minecraft v1.8.x

MEDIAFIRE
Pantheon Epsilon v1.0 (.rar) - 78.95MB
Pantheon Epsilon v1.0 (.zip) - 82.44MB

MEGA
Pantheon Epsilon v1.0 (.7z) - 77.9MB
Pantheon Epsilon v1.0 (.zip) - 82.2MB

Pantheon Epsilon 1.1
For Minecraft v1.8.x

Pantheon Epsilon v1.1 (.rar) - 82.65MB

Those who revolt fall the soonest...

Titan's Revolt is the next entry into the ProjectCTM series. We have learnt our lessons from Pantheon and this project is way better managed and will hopefully meet expectations. You may not know some of the mapmakers, but we can assure you that all of them know what they're doing and will hopefully create the best areas for you. Still not convinced?

Full list of Titans and Scribes alike:

[coming soon, sorry!]

Titan's Revolt: Open Beta 1.2
For Minecraft v1.8.x

Titan's Revolt - Open Beta 1.3

Changelog:

Look, we know (or at least hope) you're not stupid. So don't do anything stupid. If you need further instruction, it drills down to this:

- Feel free to create media, e.g. YouTube videos, share them with people, and monetize them with ads. If you make a Let's Play, we might even give you a bonus cookie, because they help us out.
- We give you these maps, and nothing else. If you break your monitor or your arm or anything else as a result of playing these maps, it's not on us.
- Don't distribute these maps without our permission. If you try to make money off your unauthorized distribution, we'll find you, and we'll drop you. (We don't even make money off of our own distribution.)
- These maps are copyrighted, owner ProjectCTM (which represents 30+ people), so don't claim you made it when you didn't.

Just a friendly reminder that we hate you and wish you many a bountiful servings of pain and death. Good luck!

~ ProjectCTM Team

Marglyph's TooManyItems

Create & customize items, including those not available even in creative mode. Save and load entire inventories. Switch game modes and control time, weather, and more.

Download TMI for Minecraft 1.8 (Forge mod) (2/14 bugfix update)

Download TMI for Minecraft 1.8 (jar mod)

Installing: Put the Forge version of TMI into your Forge mods folder. The non-Forge version may be used with a custom launcher or by installing as a jar mod.

TMI for 1.8 new features:

• The new 1.8 items
• Enhanced enchantment, potion, and firework panels
• All-new custom items: colored leather, player heads, signs with text, filled flower pots, preselected note blocks
• New fuzzy search! You don't have to type all the letters (e.g. rcmp for redstone comparator)
• Press enter in the search box to spawn the top item! Get items quicker than ever
• Everything now fits in a sidebar; no more overlap with potion effects etc.
• Easier My Items (favorites) editing with helpful tooltips
• Rename save states
• Unlimited stacks is now a global setting, along with keep items on death, prevent rain and more
• Unlimited stacks refresh without ModLoader/Forge as long as you've opened the inventory
• Switch to spectator mode
• Improved multiplayer custom item spawning (still only if within chat length limit)
• Fixed some bugs, possibly added new ones
• Removed Herobrine spawner

Copyright: All of TooManyItems except for the small portion excerpted from the original Minecraft game is copyright 2011-2013 Marglyph. TooManyItems is free for personal use only. Do not redistribute TooManyItems, including in mod packs. Making YouTube videos using TMI is good though!

More download versions

Download links have ads on them to provide some support for modding Minecraft. You are not required to click on the ads to download TMI; there is a skip button in the top right corner. You do not need to download any installers or download managers.

For 1.7.10 non-Forge version
For 1.7.10 Forge version
For 1.7.9 non-Forge version
For 1.7.2 Forge version

(Note: 1.6.4 version has a problem with the newest Forge that did not exist with the original 1.6.4 Forge release. Unless I have time to go back and fix this, only use 1.6.4F with an older Forge release.)
Older: 1.7.6, 1.7.5, 1.7.4, 1.7.2, 1.6.4, 1.6.4F, 13w48b, 13w47e, 13w42b, 13w41b, 13w39b, 13w38c, 1.6.3 NF, 1.6.2NF, 1.6.2F, 13w38a, 13w37b, 1.6.1 NF, 1.6.1 F

Pre-1.6 release: 1.5.2, 1.5.1, 1.5, 1.4.7, 1.4.6, 1.4.5 or 1.4.4, 1.4.2, 1.3.2, 1.3.1, 1.2.5, 1.2.4, 1.2.2/1.2.3, 1.1, 1.0.0

Minecraft Beta: RC2, 1.8.1 / 1.8, 1.9pre6, 1.9pre5, 1.9pre4, 1.9pre3, 1.9pre2,1.9pre1, 1.7.3/1.7.2/1.7_01, 1.6.6 and 1.6.5, 1.6.4, 1.5_01

Documentation for old (pre-1.8) TMI
Better documentation for 1.8+ will be up shortly.

Turn On/Off: Press the "o" key while in the inventory screen. You can change this key by editing the configuration file.

Add items: Left-click on items in the right sidebar to add full stacks, or right-click to add one at a time.

Configuration file: Find the directory in which your minecraft saves folder and options.txt are, and once you have used TMI at least once you will also find TooManyItems.txt there. This contains options that you can change, not all of which are documented yet.

Spawners: In some previous versions, to create different kinds of spawners, edit the "spawner" line in the configuration file. Use at your own risk; in some (older) versions of Minecraft, spawners of non-mob entities such as boats can crash the game and wreck your save.

Unlimited stacks/tools (single-player only): Shift-left-click on items in the right sidebar to add unlimited stacks OR unlimited-use tools or flint and steel. ModLoader is required for "true" unlimited stacks. Without ModLoader the quantity of >64 stacks will refresh when you open your inventory.

Tabs: Use the chest, star, and book icons to change between the item, favorites, and enchant tabs.

Favorites: This allows you to save commonly used items. ADD to the favorites panel by: (1) clicking an item on the favorites panel, (2) alt-clicking an item in the items panel, or (3) clicking the Favorite button in the enchant panel. REMOVE an item from the favorites panel by alt-clicking it.

Enchanting: (in SP, or may work on some Bukkit servers) Click an item on the enchanting panel to switch to that type of item. Use the + and - buttons to change the levels of individual enchantments. Click the Create button to make the enchanted item once, or the Favorite button to add it to the favorites panel.

Trash (single-player only): Drop an item stack on the item sidebar or the trash icon to delete it. Click the trash icon to turn "delete mode" on and off (in "delete mode" you will delete any item you click on -- useful for selectively deleting a lot of items). Shift-click thee trash icon to wipe out your inventory.

Game mode: Click the "S", "C", and "A" icons on the toolbar for survival, creative, and adventure mode, respectively.

Time: Click the sun and moon icons to set the time to sunrise, noon, sunset, or midnight.

Difficulty: Click the creeper icon to toggle the difficulty without having to go into game preferences.

Health/hunger: Click the heart icon to set health and hunger to max.

Save states (single-player only): Several slots are available for you to save your entire inventory and restore it later. (The "x" button next to a saved state will remove it.) This can be used to save your "real" inventory before editing, save a blank inventory to clear out everything you're holding, save a full inventory of materials, share inventories between characters, etc.

Multiplayer: You need to be a server op. Also, every non-vanilla server works a little differently. The command issued to the server to give you items is configured in TooManyItems.txt as "give-command". In this command, you should put {0} for the player's username, {1} for the item ID, {2} for the quantity, and {3} for the damage value. If {3} isn't in the command, items with damage values other than 0 won't show up.

Vanilla server command: /give {0} {1} {2} {3}

* Since the vanilla server used to not support item damage with the give command, TMI may still have /give {0} {1} {2} by default. You can now add {3} to the end. The default will be updated in a future TMI version.

Bukkit with the Essentials mod command: /item {1}:{3} {2}

Fast crafting: Right-click on the output square when crafting to craft the maximum possible amount. (Works while the inventory overlay is disabled).

Troubleshooting

Crashes show an error report on a purple and white screen, and you can copy and paste the report into a post. With the latest version of TMI, most errors that would have crashed should instead show a chat message that says a report has been saved to a file in your minecraft folder, and you can copy and paste from that file into a post.

Black screens are caused primarily by: not deleting META-INF from your minecraft.jar, mod conflicts, wrong versions of mods, and improperly installing mods. Please check these things and, if necessary, start fresh from a new minecraft.jar as an old installation problem may still be causing errors.

"TMI doesn't show up": Press the "o" key in your inventory screen to turn TMI on and off. (Unless you have already changed this in your config file.) Your preference about whether TMI should be displayed is separate in single- and multi-player. If this still doesn't work, you probably did not install TMI correctly.

Notes: TMI's code does not run until you open your inventory. Problems creating games are something else. TMI does not change any crafting recipes. You are not forced to use fast crafting: just left click like normal instead of right clicking. Yes, TMI does work in multiplayer, but read the instructions. No, it is not a server mod. Finally, the number of pages of items depends on your Minecraft window size, so, you are not missing items because it doesn't have the same pages as in the screenshot.

Uninstalling: If you manually installed a mod, the only way to uninstall is to either restore your backup copy of minecraft.jar (you did make a backup, right?) or delete minecraft.jar and run the game launcher so it downloads a new minecraft.jar. If you used a mod manager, refer to its instructions.

COMING SOON TO A THING NEAR YOU

woaw anoos III retribution

coming soon coming soon original content do not steal

Quote from TechnicLePanther»

a large crowd of Super Hostile knockoffs.

I got 5 upjebs, so by popular request we have a BONUS ROUND.

This line made me super saiyan mad because 1. You didn't even give any examples (top kek) and 2. That's not even close to true.

Super Hostile as a series in itself is a very blank template for CTMs - minimal lore, mostly gameplay-oriented, area design is a decently high priority and the maps are based around a concept of "looping around" - you will see this in most of the SH maps. Kaizo loops around. NR loops around. Spellbound loops around. IM loops around. That's something I can admire about SH maps, at least they're meticulously planned out to the point of having modern-day game design mechanics in them. But that's beside the point, because all you need to have to be different to SH maps is something different.

I'll take an example of Thad's Blight Castle (MY GOD THAT WAS THREE YEARS AGO) as something that can be directly compared to IM - both intersection based maps with a base block and a radically different ending. From a glance you could say it's a Super Hostile map (because it was from a time, three years ago, when there were SH knockoffs), but to me it changed how I thought about Linear-Branching CTMs. It had a mystifying lore with a coherently 'gloomy' feel about it. Even with the same base block I didn't feel like an area was compromised by it - each of them were blended together by how Thad decided to expand slowly upon his lore and how captivating it was to explore something that felt seamless. I couldn't get something like that from IM or Waking Up because it ultimately jumped all over the place and tried to force everything to be together because of the base block. You can't go from Hane's Disgrace to Lush Ruins and think it's in the same map other than the fact that it shares the same base block.

And ultimately, that's what sets off nearly every map in the community today from Vechs' template - from Moon II's trek through a clueless land that you don't know about, from Septum's quest to save a land that's been ruled for far too long, from Moon Temple's quest through a broken castle of oddities against time, from Xek's ultimate quest to explore every damn theme that could possibly be thought of in CTM, and Painter's quest to be the sikest drawrer of all time!!!11!.

If you have the audacity to call out people on "Super Hostile" knockoffs in this thread, you better provide some damn proof or you will get blasted back into 2011 where you can sit around and play Canopy Carnage all day. Ain't that just...fun?

P.S You clearly have no idea what you're talking about 99% of the time. You grasp at straws to try and provide excuses for lazy mapmaking and you haven't seen a broader scope of CTM than halfstack's maps. There's more out there, and there's more to be explored than you think. By the time SH13 comes out, I wouldn't be surprised if every concept in it is explored by other people in other maps. Heck, Vechs even said it himself - he doesn't play other maps because might take inspiration from them. And wouldn't that just be awful...

Oh, don't mind me, just trying to lighten the mood a bit.

plz no fighting

NEWS:
Teaser trailer for Monolith:

Welcome to Lodestone! If you haven't seen my other CTM maps, ZERO MERCY, check them out here.


TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Rules and Objectives
Map Classifications
Downloads & Installation
••••Proving Stones
••••Monolith
••••Megalith
••••Menhir
••••Obelisk
••••Architrave

••••MiniCTM: Unword
••••MiniCTM: Warren
••••MiniCTM: Zeroed
Statistics
Videos
Map Creation Progress
Achivements & Signature
Other
Legal


Like all Complete the Monument maps, the objectives of these ones are, you guessed it, to complete the monument! 16 colors of wool and 3 types of metal blocks (iron, gold, diamond) must be obtained from around the map and placed on the monument to achieve victory. All 12 music disks are also hidden, though in much less obvious places, and can likewise be collected as a bonus objective.

Standard LODESTONE Rules:
1) Complete the Lodestone Monument with the specified blocks to win.
2) Do NOT use mobs drops to craft any of the objective blocks.
3) Never play on peaceful difficulty, use at least easy.
4) Do not use any mods or 3rd party tools to give an unfair advantage.
5) Do not use any glitches or exploits to give an unfair advantage.
6) Do not build new nether portals, you may only relight ones.

To clarify: Mods non-gameplay related are fine (e.g. OptiFine, most shaders, etc). All texture packs are fine so long as they aren't something like X-Ray, though I build these maps with the default textures in mind, so for best results I suggest the vanilla textures or ones similar (e.g. Faithful 32x32 or Gravel Pack).




Each map has a different layout and difficulty, and descriptions for all are below. Read them through to help find a map that's a fit for you (though I recommend playing all of them!).

0/5 - Newbie: (Tutorial) For the average Minecraft player who has no CTM experience
1/5 - Novice: For players who have little CTM experience
2/5 - Adept: For players who have a moderate amount of CTM experience
3/5 - Expert: For CTM veterans
4/5 - Master: For CTM veterans of high difficulty maps
5/5 - Hero: For only the most skilled players

These maps are balanced around Minecraft's in-game difficulty setting of 'NORMAL'. If you find a map too easy/hard, change it appropriately (just not to peaceful).

Branching-Linear: Composed of intersections that branch outwards to areas
Open World: You are free to find your own path and go wherever you please
Fortress Assault: Objectives lie in challenging strongholds that must be conquered
Inversion: Contains portals leading to alternate, more difficult versions of areas





PROVING STONES: In Development - 95%

MONOLITH: In Development - 53%

MEGALITH: In Development - 0%

MENHIR: In Development - 0%

OBELISK: In Development - 0%

ARCHITRAVE: In Development - 0%



UNWORLD: In Development - 0%

WARREN: In Development - 0%

ZEROED: In Development - 0%



After downloading a map you with receive a .zip file/folder containing:
•The map (Install this using directions below)
•ReadMe.txt (For basic info repeated from here)

Installing these maps:


Downloads:
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Map Specifics:







These maps were created using:
•Single Player Commands/World Edit
•Zombe's Modpack (Fly, Cheat, Safe, Info)
•TooManyItems
•MCEdit
•Sethbling's MCEdit Filters
•[CS] Build Commands
•[CS] Super Spiral Generator
•Blender and BinVox








Users are free (and encouraged) to create videos of the MAPS and share the videos online, using websites such as YouTube. Users are also free to include advertisements and monetize their videos of my maps.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

MAP (MAPS, plural) - Data that interfaces with the Minecraft client to extend, add, change or remove game content.
MOJANG - Mojang AB
OWNER - , Original author(s) of the MAP. Under the copyright terms accepted when purchasing Minecraft (https://account.mojang.com/documents/minecraft_eula) the OWNER has full rights over their MAP despite use of MOJANG code.
USER - End user of the map, person installing the map.

THESE MAPS ARE PROVIDED 'AS IS' WITH NO WARRANTIES, IMPLIED OR OTHERWISE. THE OWNER OF THESE MAPS TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES INCURRED FROM THE USE OF THESE MAPS. ALL DAMAGES CAUSED FROM THE USE OR MISUSE OF THESE MAPS FALL ON THE USER.

Use of these MAPS to be installed, manually or automatically, is given to the USER without restriction.

These MAPS may only be distributed where uploaded, mirrored, or otherwise linked to by the OWNER solely. All mirrors of these MAPS must have advance written permission from the OWNER. ANY attempts to make money off of these MAPS (selling, selling modified versions, adfly, sharecash, etc.) are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN, and the OWNER may claim damages or take other action to rectify the situation.

These MAPS are provided freely and may be decompiled and modified for private use, either with a decompiler or a bytecode editor. Public distribution of modified versions of these MAPS require advance written permission of the OWNER and may be subject to certain terms.