That is exactly how I tried to fix it. It set the creative flag, /mv info shows the game mode to be creative... no creative. In the past this sort of thing was usually caused by new versions and unupdated plugins. Though there's always the chance a config file in multiverse got corrupted, which would be an ABSOLUTE JOY to sift through and fix.Do Multiverse commands work? The wiki sez: /mvm set mode creative
What's your username? Maybe you fell off the whitelist.huh, whenever I log in I just bounce back from anything I try to interact with. I wonder if there's something wrong with how I'm connecting. Is the info on the front page still correct?
ed: Blocks re-appear thing
Ragnar's largely pre-mob at all. Should be a great deal of food around on caprica though. Right near the caprica spawn (/warp capricaportals) the tallest nearby structure should be my vertical farm. You should be able to get some wheat there. God knows I'm not eating it. Grab a chicken or two as well, I suppose. Push comes to shove there might be a cake on the table in the sandstone structure next to it - the little woman's cabin.Ragnar's an interesting place. Kinda devoid of life though. All life, not just other players. Makes it really hard not to starve, but apparently I finally managed to load a new chunk that hadn't been explored, and found tufts of grass so I could plant some wheat. Just realized though, that with the change in recipe for books, I won't be able to make an enchanting table unless I can find some leather in a chest somewhere.
I had to lure cows from VERY far away in a single-player game I had. Massive PITA because for no reason whatsoever, occasionally they would just stop following the wheat. Once we (was doing the single-player-hosted, so my wife was playing with me) got them to the pen though, breeding worked well.And I HATE needing leather for books. In my single player games I've found that you have to get lucky or wander far afield to find cows. You end up having to build near animals instead of where you really want to. Yes, I know you can lure them with wheat, but that's SUCH a huge pain in the ass.
And the Millenaire mod makes for an interesting re-foray into the land of blocks. VERY CPU INTENSIVE however.
I finally got around to trying this last night and I think I might be hooked.Wasn't sure whether or not to put this in the DayZ thread or not, but whatevs. There's a new mod out there called MineZ, which is basically DayZ but in Minecraft. If you have bought Minecraft, you can play DayZ, you just need to join one of the public servers here. There are also private servers for those who donate. One interesting thing is inventory, health, etc. is persistent across all servers.
Haven't checked it out myself since the whole zombie survival thing isn't my cup of tea, but I thought some of you guys might be interested.
I'll be really surprised if that turns out to be permanent, and not just a testing feature, given that they only gave it out to certain people.It doesn't sound very different from what you can accomplish with LAN hosting and hamachi. 4 invites only and all that.
If we'd wanted it to be crowded, we could have advertised it on several minecraft related boards/sites at no cost and disabled whitelisting... but that opens up a whole 'nother ball of wax. Frankly, right now administrating any minecraft server that isn't straight vanilla is a nightmare every single patch because there's no stable API (and we've been promised an API for years now) and every new version means all the plugin writers have to update their forcefully injected code.Yeah, the 4 is only for testing. But what I think would be different would be the ability to list this within a Mojang server listing. So the place wouldn't be as empty.
Yeah, once I finished my third ginormous home, I sort of started losing interest in the game. Of course, it got rekindled by the Millenaire mod a couple months ago, but that's murder on whatever box is acting as server because it's coded like shit. Seriously, running millenaire on my quad core pretty much keeps all 4 cores at 100% all the time, and I have to make sure NOTHING else is open (no steam, no browsers) or it crashes all the time. And it's buggy as hell within the game, too. So, not quite ready for "prime time" so to speak.we also all ran out of things to do, and life and all that too. eventually with no one on I felt like there was little reason to join a server when I could build by myself without it.