I accidentaly broke a block in my cow farm now its launching cows
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Submitted December 31, 2016 at 11:53AM by stunn22
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I accidentaly broke a block in my cow farm now its launching cows
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Submitted December 31, 2016 at 11:53AM by stunn22
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Youtube FitMC cheating for his World Record Attempt – PROOF!
Lately there has been a YouTube livestream going on for the last 9 days by a YouTuber named FitMC who has gained a gigantic amount of subs since starting this livestream. He has been telling his subscribers and any new people who join the Stream that he is pressing the W key himself to move his boat and that when he goes for a break he leaves coins on his W key, this however as you can easily guess it a complete lie, and I have proof.
Upon watching FitMC's stream, there are a set of coordinates shown at the bottom, for the average uninformed Minecraft user, this seems a little out of the ordinary but doesn't appear to be a concern, upon further inspection, the coordinates are what are displayed by a modified/hacked client called Impact.
Throughout most of FitMC's stream, he hides what version of Minecraft is running when pulling up the F3 Debug Menu, however he slipped up when bringing up that menu today, see this image http://ift.tt/2iQ1ScG
If you look closely in the top left behind his overlayed "MINECRAFT BOAT TRIP" text, you can vaguely see his is infact using the hacked client called Impact.
Now, why should this be a concern? Well, Impact is a hacked client which has a module/hack named AutoWalk, AutoWalk as the name suggests will move the user forward whilst the user is away, allowing the user to sleep, go out, go to work, etc. Should this really be allowed to a World Record? It is simple put, blatant cheating.
It is my personal opinion, as well as many others, that this needs to stop, FitMC has announced on stream that it is going to become an official world record, which is absolutely outrageous.
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Submitted December 31, 2016 at 11:52AM by 2b2t
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I’ve been always known for dying a lot. Now I die every 7 seconds.
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Submitted December 31, 2016 at 10:35AM by Cernokneznik
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TIL Iron Golems spawned before 1.9 still take knockback
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Submitted December 31, 2016 at 10:32AM by EnderCreeper121
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Strange chorus plant generation.
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Submitted December 31, 2016 at 09:59AM by Greatmightyboo
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Some lesser known inventory management tips
Pressing 'F' switches the item in your main hand and your off hand. If you have a sword in your hotbar slot 1 and a pick in slot 2, you can use the 'F' key to move them around without opening your inventory. Select the sword, press F, scroll to the second slot of your hotbar, and press 'F' again. You've now switched the position of the sword and the pick.
Want to dump an inventory of cobblestone into a chest but don't want to shift click for each and every stack? Click an item so you're moving it around, hold shift and double click on the stone. It will move as many stacks of stone as possible into the chest.
If you hover your mouse over a slot and press '1', it will swap whatever is there with the item in the first slot of your hotbar. For example, let's say you want to craft a stack of chests. Fill the first eight slots of your hotbar with a stack of planks. Hover your mouse over the top left slot in the crafting bench, press '1'. Move left, press '2'. Repeat until you have moved all eight stacks, and now you've made a stack of chests.
Ever come back to your automatic melon farm and find you have ten double chests of melon slices? Fill up every slot except the first slot in your hotbar with melon blocks, then dump a bunch of melon slices at your feet. Open a crafting bench, and press '1' to move a stack of melons to the crafting grid. You'll pick up another stack of melons instantly. Repeat for the other eight slots, shift click the melon blocks into your inventory. Rinse, wash, repeat.
This also works with dispensers and cakes. Curse you non-stackable items. Also, for a cheap white block, combining this with a snowman in a box can give you enormous amounts of snow blocks pretty quickly.
This isn't quite inventory management, but it's a nice tip so I'll include it anyway. You can use items to do basic math in the inventory. Grab 10 item in one pile and 5 in another, and combine them to do simple addition. Hold shift and drag a stack of items to divide them into three piles to divide 64 by 3. You get the idea. It's a nice time saver for when you don't want to pull up Microsoft Calculator but you also don't want to do math in your head.
Some other convenient numbers:
7 blocks will get you 63 ingots. One more ingot gives you a stack. That also means a 63 cobblestone will craft 7 dispensers.
A stack of blocks will make an 8 by 8 square. Keep this in mind when trying to figure out how many stacks of blocks that house really needs.
18 brewing stands will brew a double chest of potions
Submitted December 31, 2016 at 06:06AM by Ajreil
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Hi r/Minecraft, you helped me make my wall look better, i’m eternally grateful! 🙂
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Submitted December 30, 2016 at 05:10PM by Alex_LFC13
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A minecraft story
I had bought my nephews minecraft for xbox. Every single day they would ask me to play it with them. I would 99 percent of the time say no because I didn't want to. When I had got them the game I had already put in a ton of time into the game and had gotten sick of it. Well one day I decided to surprise them and I built a little cottage outside of their village. It was nothing special maybe a 5×5 plot.
Once a week for maybe the next 4 months the older of my two nephews would tell me to please hop on the world and check out what they had done. I never would. I didn't care. I was done with minecraft and I had no interest in playing.
Well last night I hopped on the old world. The first thing I see is a giant monument to fallout 4. I played fallout 4 once at my sisters house in front of them and apparently they remembered and decided to make a giant shrine for it on the off chance I would see it.
My heart melts a bit at this point and I feel a bit ashamed of my self. I see a stone path leading from this fallout 4 monument to my shitty cottage I built. I see a cobblestone wall with a bunch of signs and a chest in front it. It says "NVSK!(my real name tho) here is a present for you!" I look in the chest and it's diamonds, iron, enchanted books, redstone and gold. This is a survival world so this took them some time. This is what they wanted to show me so long ago that I didn't have the time for.
This hit me very hard. I was so absorbed in myself that I wouldn't even give them the time of day cause I didn't want to do something. It legit brought tears to my eyes.
Submitted December 31, 2016 at 02:12AM by NVSK
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My new stove seems to be working well… (created with a furnace minecart)
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Submitted December 30, 2016 at 11:49PM by LinkRar
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Resource Pack/Texture Pack artists, PLEASE STOP USING SHADERS (a tiny rant)
Seriously! It's the one damn thing that bugs me the most! Yes, I understand you want your pack to look breathtaking and beautiful and awesome and all not broccoli but still! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD AND ALL THAT IS HOLY STOP!
Why am I saying this?
I look at it as a form of false advertising, and not actually letting the resource pack speak for itself, instead relying on shaders. If you're going to put shader pictures up as teasers for your packs, INCLUDE REGULAR NON SHADER PICTURES AS WELL.
Swear to God.
When I first started playing and learned about resource packs, I was really excited as it opened up a new element for me…imagine how disappointed I was when NOTHING looked like the pictures. Of course, as I said I was new, didn't know a damn thing, which included knowledge of shader mods.
However, in the years since, my opinion hasn't changed, it's almost like click bait, making us wonder exactly HOW GOOD it is, just for you to get some damn adsense/adfly/adwhatever revenue and finding out it's pretty much crap without shaders and couldn't stand on it's own.
So please, either stop using shaders when you post previews, OR, as a middle ground, post pictures without shaders as well.
/rant
Submitted December 30, 2016 at 08:44PM by GnormPlays
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