Minecraft

[Zaleramancer]

I could never figure that out.

I came here to ask you awhile ago.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Oh, sure. I'm a bit rusty with Hamachi but I'm sure I can guide you through. Once you've got Hamachi running, go to "Network" then "Join an existing network".

It will ask you for a "Network ID" and "Password"

Network ID: MarvMinecraft
Password: spl

it should then show you've joined the network.

To connect to the minecraft server, you'll need to enter the multiplayer section, click "Add Server" and input "25.18.130.216" as the Server Address.

I think that should do it...if not, I need to refresh on some things.

[Zaleramancer]

Alright.

I'm on it apparently.

How do you talk?

[Zaleramancer]

Anything I say is delayed significantly.

Sorry if I seem unresponsive.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

I'll be running the Minecraft Server again tonight if anyone wants to play. If not, I'll run it anyways and build some stuff for next time.

[Zaleramancer]

I'm making a Tower.

Come visit it!

(Marv has already)

Also, we've discovered the joys of command blocks.

[Myself]

Oh, yes, Command Blocks. They are truly wonderful. I'm a fail at tp commands without target players though.

I am currently trying to make a redstone device to switch a target from Creative Mode to Survival Mode with only the push of a button. The problem lies in the latch though; I've made new type of redstone clocks in testing.

[Myself]

When I finally get on the server, I might be able to help you build a self-regenerating cobblestone wall with pistons and a cobblestone generator; if it get damaged, the hole will repair itself.

I am really getting into the complex stuff. None of the genius-level work, but I have made my first piston door (pistons, quite frankly, annoy me) along with a few other things.

[Myself]

Don't worry; that is typical of speech in Minecraft.

[Zaleramancer]

I could make a simple piston door at one point.

I know how to make a lighthouse with lights that change direction, but it's laggy.

[Zaleramancer]

@p?

[Myself]

No, the problem is with the circuitry; it needs to switch when I push a button and retain that state until pushed again.

[Zaleramancer]

I think I saw something that could do that at one point.

I'll experiment and get back to you.

[Zaleramancer]

DONE!



It's a flip-flop switch connected to a block and an inverter.

Flip-Flop

It's L2.

[Marvelous Miscreant]

Here you go Zale!

To run a server all you need is the latest version of Bukkit

Put the jar file in a folder where you want to run it from.  Run it once and it will create all the files needed for the server in that folder. Next open a text editor like notepad and type:

java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar -o true
PAUSE

Save as "run.bat"

Make sure the file is a .bat file and run it. The Server should now be running.

To connect to it all you have to do is connect to your own IP address. Google can tell you what it is if you search "My IP Address"

To install a plugin, download a Bukkit plugin and copy and past it into the file named "plugins" in the folder where your server is.

[Zaleramancer]

"Java is not recognized as an internal or external command."

[Zaleramancer]

Nevermind, got it up and running.



Now it can't find itself.

[Zaleramancer]

Yay!

Everything appears to be in order.

TIME TO PLAY WITH TEH PLUGINS!

[Zaleramancer]

Hey Peeps!

My server is at

192.168.1.87

I'm playing with the God Plugin.

Made a godess named Hera. :P

Her Holy Animal is Squid!

[Marvelous Miscreant]

C'mon people! Everyone who's got Minecraft come check out the server!