Minecraft

An amazing video, not just explaining the actual building process, but also the theory behind it as well

Yesterday I installed TLauncher on my Linux laptop. I have an official license, but MS pisses me off and I want to try the launcher. I remember today that something was wrong with this launcher. Am I fucked up? Should I reinstall Mint?

Before, I had a really messy repository, with a hard-to-use Table of Contents. Now, it's nearly complete, aside from some minor issues. A special thanks to Andre_601, for helping me set up the website!

I been playing modded Minecraft for years and years and I never seem to be able to get into vanilla Minecraft because of lack of accessibility options (like sorting your inventory easily or inventory management)

My question is there anything in the newest updates that are actually worth it? I stopped following the vanilla updates years ago because it was always just mob vote this mob vote that with little to no content or any bug fixes.

But I haven't seen a mob vote or anything and yet there updating it.

Is there anything sense 1.18.2 that's actually like ground breaking good or anything. From little I seen was a weird like weeping angels mob and riding that's which I find really weird they add that besides "look it's cute and look.its scary!".

Anything in the latest updates that I should look into that I could try out?

I have been constantly looking for ways to improve my Minecraft competitive guide, but I have been stuck, and need some help from the community. You can help me out in the following ways:

• Add more guides, and improve the existing ones! The Table of Content has several “PLANNED” pages, which are a good starting place.
• Help me make a MkDocs (or similar) website, to have things further organized. This will be hosted through a Codeberg page, so I'll need help to make it work with that.
• If anyone here has a Reddit account, make a post at r/CompetitiveMinecraft, giving the link and a description + title of your choice. This is to gain more traction, therefore more people that learn from this guide, and potential contributors.

Throughout my Minecraft experience, I've primarily focused on PvP, Redstone , Mods, and command blocks contraptions, i never truly identified myself as a builder. While I have created maps before, these relied heavily on procedural generation with minimal personal input on my part; I generally preferred customizing biomes and similar features that required little direct construction. Especially back the day when these type of stuff were secret on bedrock finding how to do it without mods was awesome I used to love sharing those tutorials. My limited engagement with building stemmed largely from insufficient opportunity and inadequate tools, especially on Bedrock Edition where functionality is often restricted. and having a potato of a PC and phone it significantly hindered my ability to express myself creatively through building. Consequently, I'm now seeking information on recent building tools, software, and development trends to re-engage with this aspect of the game. My goal is to finally develop my skills as a builder so that I'd be able to turn what I envision into reality in Java Edition 'thumbnail relevant'

A new multi-stage malware campaign is targeting Minecraft users with a Java-based malware that employs a distribution-as-service (DaaS) offering called Stargazers Ghost Network.

"The malware was impersonating Oringo and Taunahi, which are 'Scripts and macros tools' (aka cheats). Both the first and second stages are developed in Java and can only be executed if the Minecraft runtime is installed on the host machine."

Vibrant visuals don't work on my high-spec and sucks at my low-end phone. I have found only two alternatives to vibrant visuals (screenshot):

1. Spectrum
2. New X Legacy

Both are lag-free for ~20 minutes without cooling. Are there any other that you play with?

This Video is probably more for Mod Pack Developer's.

Been playing the Re-Console modpack for Minecraft to get that nostalgic feel. Since Iris was installed, I downloaded the "Super Duper Vanilla" shaderpack to see what Minecraft could have been like back in TU1 if the cancelled Super Duper Graphics pack was around then.

The old crafting menu is very nostalgic too. I still think it's better than the recipe book in vanilla Java.