Posts by videogamesm12

↩ @' 5 ' Paper didn't have one for spectator mode teleportation packets.

↩  DragonSlayer2189 You aren't StevenNL2000.

Looking forward to the event!

Using ProtocolLib, I have found a way to fix the problem of Spectator Mode bypassing /tptoggle. It isn't clean, but it works. Because I don't exactly know where it should go, I'm dumping it here.

Essentials essentials = (Essentials) server.getPlugin("Essentials");  
ProtocolLibrary.getProtocolManager().addPacketListener(new PacketAdapter(plugin, ListenerPriority.NORMAL, PacketType.Play.Client.SPECTATE)  
{  
    @Override  
    public void onPacketReceiving(PacketEvent event)  
    {  
        if (event.getPacketType() == PacketType.Play.Client.SPECTATE)  
        {  
            if (event.getPacket().getUUIDs().readSafely(0) == null)  
            {  
                return;  
            }  

            User target = essentials.getUser(event.getPacket().getUUIDs().readSafely(0));  
            if (user == null)  
            {  
                return;  
            }  

            if (!user.isTeleportEnabled())  
            {  
                String message = I18n.tl("teleportDisabled", target.getDisplayName());  
                event.getPlayer().sendMessage(I18n.tl("errorWithMessage", message));  
                //--  
                event.setCancelled(true);  
            }  
        }  
    }  
});  

Windows 7's was better.

↩  Tizz That probably wasn't the best of things to respond to Akefu with...

↩  Telesphoreo Tell Ryan to do it. He runs the network.

Bedwars and TF have an interesting track record, by the way.

Using Geyser, I was able to join the server with the Bedrock edition with relative ease.

Want to join the server on a device like your phone or tablet? Either set up a Geyser proxy yourself or make an effort to have FS-174 implemented.

Handled. Thanks for the report.

Even better: TotalCommunism.

In TotalCommunism, you are:

• Constantly starving

• Required to put all your findings into a community chest

• Sent to a gulag if you adopt anything that goes against communism

• Brutally suppressed if you dare protest about anything

• Going to disappear if you dare run up against our glorious leader politically

The complete opposite of TotalFreedom.

Vouch. I can't wait to use this to star every instance of Erin saying 'uwu'.

↩ @' 5 ' As far as I am concerned as the Executive Admin Officer, Discord will never be a requirement to be an administrator. Here's the main reasons why:

• The platform is banned in many countries, so people from countries where Discord isn't allowed wouldn't be able to become a staff member without using a VPN, which is probably illegal in said countries.

• It would increase how much we rely on Discord, a platform known for being unreliable and untrustworthy.

• It would arbitrarily introduce an age restriction.

↩  DL108 I don't think I ever will. That game was legendary.

Milestone 2 is here, and it's glorious. I've shrunk the plugin jar from 1.9 MB to a beautiful 924 KB.
Here are the changes I made: https://github.com/VideoGameSm…e/2022.01-M1...2022.01-M2

As a joke one evening I wanted to make a mod that lets me essentially use the NES Zapper, but was disgruntled by the lack of a proper model. So, I've decided to make one myself. Here's how it turned out.

Here's what it looks like in-game:

Unbanned. The evidence presented is too circumstantial. There is also nothing against the conduct policy that says you can't build a noise machine.

↩ @'wxtermelon' I actually disagree. If no admins are online, I think it is fully appropriate for operators to take matters into their own hands. They have the right to do what it takes to defend themself in situations where an admin isn't available.

↩  Ivan Already done in my fork of the plugin, which I plan to make a PR for in the future - https://github.com/VideoGameSm…omMod/commits/development

For its entire history as a plugin, TFGuilds has been problematic. In its early days, it used to lag the server every time someone sent a message because its MySQL implementation had optimization on par with Yandere Simulator. Nowadays it isn't that bad, but the awkward design and horrifically broken implementation is still there.

We have been having problems with TFGuilds for an entire year now, with bugs being discovered left right and center. Every time we think we have fixed it, we get 10x more bugs coming our way. We could obviously try to fix the plugin, but with how many bugs there are, I think at this point the plugin is a lost cause.

In the wise words of my assistant:

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↩  erin At this point TFGuilds has more bugs than a wasps nest.

I say we should remove the plugin and migrate the data it used to have to another more well-made plugin.

While normally I wouldn't support the idea of wiping worlds, the world sizes are putting such a huge dent in the server's stability that I genuinely believe that we are better off starting fresh when it comes to places like the Flatlands. However, we should definitely give people a notice in advance about the wipe so that people can save their builds with WorldEdit.