Someone did something similar in dwarf fortress. They actually finished the whole computer though. In the end I think it was equivalent to something like a 3hz processor with 8 bytes of RAM, but it worked.
Someone did something similar in dwarf fortress. They actually finished the whole computer though. In the end I think it was something like 3hz, but it worked.
reading JUST that wiki page, i think that it might be possible to build, in minecraft, a sytem of fluid logic gates. I'm refering specifically to the fluid logic section of the wiki, located here: http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/DF2010:Computing
the only problem i see with this is the fact that water in minecraft isn't infinate, and can only flow for a certain distance before it stops. Also, does anyone know if water presses down on pressure plates? i'm not sure, but i think it does. If water doesn't work, it might be possible to do this using pigs or something, although it might take a looong time for the pig to move through the computer. Unless you could find a way to make the process vertical....
Jeez now im all excited about this. any logicians or mathmeticians or programmers here that can help me out with this?
EDIT: LOL i did not watch that video. holy crap thats awesome.
On September 30 2010 05:11 tnkted wrote: since the TL servers are apparently not working (or maybe they are, i just tried the OP and they didn't work) maybe i can start another one!
i've got a roomate who is obsessed with it, but he only has a pirated version. if i can get him to actually buy the game, we'll set up a server and get a whitelist or something going to avoid griefers.
who would want to start building on a NEW legit server? no kits or anything, you have to earn every block. thats how real men play. i want to make an underwater city..... hopefully we get an island map
On September 30 2010 05:11 tnkted wrote: since the TL servers are apparently not working (or maybe they are, i just tried the OP and they didn't work) maybe i can start another one!
i've got a roomate who is obsessed with it, but he only has a pirated version. if i can get him to actually buy the game, we'll set up a server and get a whitelist or something going to avoid griefers.
who would want to start building on a NEW legit server? no kits or anything, you have to earn every block. thats how real men play. i want to make an underwater city..... hopefully we get an island map
Sounds like fun, I'd definitely join.
Agreed, I'd definitely play on it. Though I have to tell you now that my building skills are terrible; still, I'd be more than willing to mine/contribute for the greater good (meaning I would mine tons of resources and contribute them if we had a big TL project going.)
On September 30 2010 07:24 ZidaneTribal wrote: just bought this game and im completely confused. u cant even see anything at night, are u supposed to wait it out?
What I do is get a lot of wood during the day and build a house, or even just a small shelter, with your crafting stuff near a cave. Also, try to find some coal on the first day. Then just make a bunch of torches with the coal and once it's night, you can go and mine in the caverns with your torches. Oh, and bring a sword
On September 30 2010 07:24 ZidaneTribal wrote: just bought this game and im completely confused. u cant even see anything at night, are u supposed to wait it out?
You can make torches by putting a piece of coal on top of a stick.
But early on, you really want to stay cooped up at night time.
whats the difference between the white blocks the sheep give and the yellow blocks u get from the ground? also how do u mine coal, what crafting stuff?
Just bought this game, already wasted over 20 hours on it. Starting my second real world... but have played 4 worlds so far
1st game = lost after making my house 2nd game = lost after making my house 3rd game = got bored with my area so I wanted to move, but couldn't find anything really that close to where I was 4th game = Just started playing, made a small like 7x4 shack, and have barely been up from my mine. Finding so much, I have like 300 red stone dust already and don't know how to use it, let alone what to do with it, lol.
On September 30 2010 07:49 ZidaneTribal wrote: whats the difference between the white blocks the sheep give and the yellow blocks u get from the ground? also how do u mine coal, what crafting stuff?
On September 30 2010 07:49 Insanious wrote: Finding so much, I have like 300 red stone dust already and don't know how to use it, let alone what to do with it, lol.
just had a chat with that friend of mine and he says that his computer doesn't have the ram for it. he's right; i got on and got a friend on and even with two of us it was laggin too much to be enjoyable. then again, this friend of mine has an ancient computer.
anybody got an extra box they can run this on? maybe in the basement or something? i'd do it but i'm on a laptop, and am at college.
On September 30 2010 08:14 tnkted wrote: just had a chat with that friend of mine and he says that his computer doesn't have the ram for it. he's right; i got on and got a friend on and even with two of us it was laggin too much to be enjoyable. then again, this friend of mine has an ancient computer.
anybody got an extra box they can run this on? maybe in the basement or something? i'd do it but i'm on a laptop, and am at college.
Minecraft is a java application. the executable you download only updates the jars and then runs them in the normal java vm. check your appdata folder for a folder called ".minecraft", you should be able to find the jars in there after you run the updater. So just update, quit the game, launch the jar manually with a smaller heap. By default, the game is started with 1gb of heap i think, which may kill some machines. Just try running it with less and see if it works. might get pretty choppy if its too low, so just experiment around a bit. The only thing you have to figure out first is what parameters to use to boot up the game in your java vm, like mainclass, classpath, librarypath. Don't know about that, but maybe you can find something on google somewhere.
On September 30 2010 08:14 tnkted wrote: just had a chat with that friend of mine and he says that his computer doesn't have the ram for it. he's right; i got on and got a friend on and even with two of us it was laggin too much to be enjoyable. then again, this friend of mine has an ancient computer.
anybody got an extra box they can run this on? maybe in the basement or something? i'd do it but i'm on a laptop, and am at college.
Minecraft is a java application. the executable you download only updates the jars and then runs them in the normal java vm. check your appdata folder for a folder called ".minecraft", you should be able to find the jars in there after you run the updater. So just update, quit the game, launch the jar manually with a smaller heap. By default, the game is started with 1gb of heap i think, which may kill some machines. Just try running it with less and see if it works. might get pretty choppy if its too low, so just experiment around a bit. The only thing you have to figure out first is what parameters to use to boot up the game in your java vm, like mainclass, classpath, librarypath. Don't know about that, but maybe you can find something on google somewhere.
i was asking if anyone had a spare box they could run a SERVER on, not the regular game. my computer and his can both run the client just fine.
On September 30 2010 08:14 tnkted wrote: just had a chat with that friend of mine and he says that his computer doesn't have the ram for it. he's right; i got on and got a friend on and even with two of us it was laggin too much to be enjoyable. then again, this friend of mine has an ancient computer.
anybody got an extra box they can run this on? maybe in the basement or something? i'd do it but i'm on a laptop, and am at college.
Minecraft is a java application. the executable you download only updates the jars and then runs them in the normal java vm. check your appdata folder for a folder called ".minecraft", you should be able to find the jars in there after you run the updater. So just update, quit the game, launch the jar manually with a smaller heap. By default, the game is started with 1gb of heap i think, which may kill some machines. Just try running it with less and see if it works. might get pretty choppy if its too low, so just experiment around a bit. The only thing you have to figure out first is what parameters to use to boot up the game in your java vm, like mainclass, classpath, librarypath. Don't know about that, but maybe you can find something on google somewhere.
i was asking if anyone had a spare box they could run a SERVER on, not the regular game. my computer and his can both run the client just fine.
I maintain that I will all start up the server again once SMP is closer to being fully featured. I'm also interested in having a legit-only, with all blocks being obtained by hand.
However, if someone gets a server up and running beforehand that would be great! Feel free to PM me if you want info on running a minecraft server. I have a few weeks experience doing it.
how much more stuff do you want? I mean the only real problem i have with the multiplayer now is the fact that you don't lose health and can't die. other then that they've added server side inventory and practically all the features of single player.
On September 30 2010 09:23 tnkted wrote: how much more stuff do you want? I mean the only real problem i have with the multiplayer now is the fact that you don't lose health and can't die. other then that they've added server side inventory and practically all the features of single player.
I think he wants to be able to die and take damage... also i do not know if there are monsters implemented yet, but if not, then monsters during the night and in caves.
People can play the creative mode multi if they wanted, but we want survivor multiplayer.
I bought this game earlier today. It's so addicting and takes so long to get anything meaningful accomplished. I just keep sitting down and loosing like 2 hours playing it.
Anyone have a multiplayer server up? I feel like this would be even sweeter with other people.
On September 29 2010 06:16 Warri wrote: Its amazing how much you can do in that game, but still it seems to be a waste of time afterwards...im struggling to resist but its hard :/
you could view almost anything as a waste of time if you really wanted to. It's just if you have a good time doing it man, and you WILL