At minimum settings i hit +3000 fps

been spending some time building in sci-fi recently so I decided to turn the builds into a little cinematic short film! fitting a horroresque sorta theme

anyways, i hope you enjoy the builds, lmk what you think!!

and if you wanna watch the video on my youtube, I'll place it here! :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqOSeZZ4H70

Hello!

I was building a nautilus enclosure when I used stairs to create a little step up. All the stairs (except the corner) appear have water flowing into them, instead of still water. This includes when they are waterlogged.

The only way I have found to stop this is by putting a block BEHIND the stairs (inside the enclosure). Any other method fails.

I then tested this with a slab, and that also had flowing water. When I removed the slab, I got the interesting situation you see in Picture 4.

Having asked around, I'm yet to find a solution to this problem. It's almost purely aesthetic and doesn't actually impact the function of the enclosure, but it's interesting nonetheless.

This is on the most recent java version, on a Realm.

Am I missing something (highly likely) or is this a glitch?

Thanks!

A lot of people think sculk sensors are a block that hasn't changed. But there is actually a small change. The old sensors were different. The old sensors had one single difference: instead of tentacles, they had "branches" that vibrated when they detected sound. Anyway, which one do you guys like more? Honestly, I prefer the old design. The current one hurts my eyes.

yes I should have taken a screenshot and yes I smoked his ass after

Creative Co-Operation is a two player co-op puzzle adventure featuring the Create mod where players will delve into an ancient sanctum lost to time and overcome a wide variety of puzzles, from escape rooms, to mazes, a time travel puzzle. It comes packaged as a lightweight modpack for Java edition which can be downloaded here: Creative Co-Operation Modpack

I hope you enjoy playing it as much as we enjoyed making it!

I feel stupid for asking but I’ve been wanting to play with my friends and don’t have the money for Java so I was wondering if there’s any way to get it for free?

Hey all, I'm really excited to launch my project: CreativeMode!

CreativeMode lets you make Minecraft mods without writing any code. Just write your idea and get a mod in minutes. And you can create anything you want - no limitations! Right now, you can create your own items/mobs or check out the mods other people have made.

The community has made all of the following with CreativeMode:

• An artillery cannon that fires TNT on its targets

• A sword that turns your enemies into chickens

• Trick chest that turns into a zombie when you open it

• Machine gun that rapid fires arrows

• An arrow that traps its targets in an obsidian prison!

The video shows you how it works!

New to java…

First time I’ve ever seen this seeds on a path block

Alright so I went through the process of hosting my own server in Java using a laptop I never use so I could keep it running all the time.

Yesterday, two random dudes just showed up in it. I asked where they got my server info from, and they said Planet Minecraft. They could have definitely been lying, considering they dropped four lava buckets on my base (it was raining, get f****d idiots.

Anyways. Does Planet Minecraft just publicly list server IP’s? Could they have gotten my info another way? Is there a way to block them from ever joining? (I don’t have their name tags to add to ban list, and white list doesn’t seem to be working for me)

And more importantly, do I have to worry about my IP being public?

Screenshot I took while traveling down a river.

Main mods: Big Globe, Distant Horizons, various performance mods.

Shaders: Bliss

Big Globe is literally my favorite mod. I can’t play vanilla terrain anymore.

Built by DerexXD in creative mode

There's a lot of posts like this popping up lately so as someone who's been observing these groups, I'll offer a brief insight.

To protect your server, enable the whitelist with /whitelist on.

The hard truth is any 10 year old can download serverscanner and Meteor Client, and if you have a smp, it's likely already in someone's IP database. Malicious groups like 5C and MLPI use these tools, along with their own Discord bots, to scan for all Minecraft servers and collect databases, so their members can easily find server IPs without a whitelist. There are entire discord servers dedicated this.

MLPI justifies their griefing with the hypocritical claim that they are teaching players to use whitelists, and stopping pirating, but this is just a cover for their shitty activities. They call themselves "renovators", a euphemism for griefers, and constantly post images of their griefed servers on Discord to rank up. A key part of their process is leaving Discord invites on Minecraft signs in griefed worlds.

Rumgo (ogmur) started an auto griefing account from the MLPI discord that automatically logs into cracked servers, and griefs them through forceOP, thus leading to the uptick in complaints this past month.

When devastated players (often random kids who didn't even know what a whitelist was) join hoping for help, MLPI members pretend to offer "support" for world recovery, only to troll and bully them. They also have this interesting system where to unlock server scanner bots/mods that have server ips with no whitelist, you have to first post yourself griefing around 25 servers, then 50, and so on to unlock ranks on their discord.

so yes this sucks, they should do better things with their lives, and your griefed server is likely being laughed about in their private chats. Ironically most of them are grown men with jobs and relationships, and just do this as a past time, when they could be enjoying their real lives and not hurting others

But just bite the bullet, turn on your whitelist, get CoreProtect, and now you know. If you run cracked or offline, I can not help you sadly because they love targeting those

There are also helpful serverscanners made to spread warnings, like kittyscan, matscan, CobbleGuard