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FlowerChild wrote:YAY! BTW just fucked me good!!! :) :) :)

Well, indirectly anyways...

I decided to spend a bit of time working on an Enderman farm just now to take advantage of some of the new content.
How, praytell, does FC get to the end from his old-school, pre stronghold world?
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Marasambala wrote:
How, praytell, does FC get to the end from his old-school, pre stronghold world?
As I recall, he posted in another thread that he hadn't explored half of the area one of his three strongholds spawned in, and so he has half a stronghold. Presumably the business half.
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Norren wrote:
Marasambala wrote:
How, praytell, does FC get to the end from his old-school, pre stronghold world?
As I recall, he posted in another thread that he hadn't explored half of the area one of his three strongholds spawned in, and so he has half a stronghold. Presumably the business half.
I remember that, now. I was hoping it was a tell.
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Same happened to me, 'cept I had my knockback 2 AX on hand.

An interesting tale, but I survived the trip, and it thus didn't make it in here.
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I have a heart breaking tale of woe. Well, that is if having your comp crash in the middle of your play session of minecraft with BTW and thus corrupting you world counts as a legit tale of woe...


But yeah, I lost everything. All of my SFS, my lovely machines, everything.... T_T
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CycloneSP wrote:I have a heart breaking tale of woe. Well, that is if having your comp crash in the middle of your play session of minecraft with BTW and thus corrupting you world counts as a legit tale of woe...


But yeah, I lost everything. All of my SFS, my lovely machines, everything.... T_T
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Eh.... kinda, maybe, sorta, not really? When my comp rebooted I logged back in, and chunks had been missplaced, rain was falling in the desert, a quarter of my latest building was missing, my bamboo farm and part of my cobble blaster were gone. Then when I log in today, it doesn't even load up. So out of despair I deleted it all. T_T
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Huh, I've lost power before and didn't have that stuff happen to an open world. My fix worked for it. I think I did lose one chunk though. A bunch of sheep, no loss. Well sorry about that man!
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Not really a "killed by BTW", but more a "added insult to injury" thing that just had me seriously laughing out loud:

So, working on my Pigman farm, which is now getting rather high, a ghast spawns and starts shooting fireballs at me. One lands nearby, send me hurtling off my tower, and as I plummet to the ground I find myself saying to myself:

"Please not in the lava...please not in the lava."

Luckily, I hit the ground. In fact, I hit the Groth, and a couple of seconds after impact I hear it:

The Groth burping as it eats my food.
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Well, it was just going to go to waste otherwise.... >.>
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Ahem:
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I had a fun morning. I was putting lights in my elevator shaft that goes from about level 105 to 17. I had sent the elevator back to the top and had pillared up about 40 blocks when I fell down and died. I respawned at the top and started my descent to reclaim my battle axe, mattock, light blocks, armor and other things. Once the elevator hit the top of my pillar, I realized I had a bit of a problem. I was now about midway down an 80 block high elevator shaft with no way up or down. I broke one of the platform blocks by hand and jumped to my death. Back at the top again, I grabbed a mattock and decided I'd try to destroy the pillar as the elevator nears it on the way down. As I got closer to the pillar, I leaned over the hole in my platform and through it I went, 50 blocks down to my death again, with another mattock. For my third try, I broke out a different platform block at the top of the elevator and tried to jump down on top of the pillar this time as the elevator approached it. Of course I missed. One more mattock at the bottom now. Finally on my fourth try, I made the jump and I got to the bottom of the shaft just in time to reclaim one mattock. One of these days I'll have to engineer a backup access to get down there.

The best part of is, of course, was as I'm standing at the bottom of the elevator shaft, kicking myself for what I had just gone through, I hear my wolves being damaged. I had 8 of them sitting up on top of my base, waiting for me to rebuild my dung farm. They had been sitting so calmly in the rain for so long now. Apparently 3 of them were struck by lightning and teleported to me. I could only watch in amazement of the flaming wolves in front of me. One wolf down, 2 now at the base of the elevator, and a renewed motive to rebuild a dung farm. Maybe after the backup access.
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So I was setting up some automatic hemp modules (DB pushed by Piston)
An I just had one heart. I thought: "What can happen if I built it in a room with no monsters nearby, and no TNT, no real danger?"
Well, in the end I got hit by the DB, half standing in it, and losed two times a half heart. Now I always care for a full health bar, even when building just things were nothing can happen.
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I was making an item elevator that uses a db to detect when the platform is at the top and release water to wash the items away. I tested it to see if it worked. It came up, and the water started , washing away the items. When I turned the power off, the platform lowered, but the water didn't stop, washing away all my rope (about 35). I collected it, returned to the top, and replaced the rope. Then I fell down the shaft and died. I gathered all my stuff and climbed up the rope again. In front of the db. The pulse lasted long enought to clear the rope but not long enought to ride down again, where I fell and died again. Then while I am up there fixing it a skeleton comes and shoots me. Right off the elevator to my death. Again. It is cursed!
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I was building my first sky trap out of wood yesterday. It was almost functional when a skeleton shot me through a missing block. The arrow sent me plummeting down straight into the massive lava flow next to my base. I lost all my stuff including all my dung and tanned leather. I ran out of my house to see: my sorting room is on fire. All my hoppers, axles, and gearboxes, gone. I quit for three days.
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TheFlame52 wrote:I was building my first sky trap out of wood yesterday. It was almost functional when a skeleton shot me through a missing block. The arrow sent me plummeting down straight into the massive lava flow next to my base. I lost all my stuff including all my dung and tanned leather. I ran out of my house to see: my sorting room is on fire. All my hoppers, axles, and gearboxes, gone. I quit for three days.
The moral of the story being: lava is evil. I have ridiculous amounts of precautions in place whenever I have to use lava.
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After two nights I was only hunting but nothing else I was left with half a heart. I return to my base jump on my elvator and go up to get some food out of the storageroom. While going up I did not recognise I was being pushed inside the glassblock, used to watch my base while riding the elevator. As I reach the second floor I am pushed inside a stoneblock suffering suffocationdamage and lose the last half heart.
Since I build a bed outside of my base while hunting I was not able to reach my loot before it despawned.

sidenote: - does being able to be pushed inside nonopaque blocks by elevators and not suffering any damage till being pushed inside
opaque count as vanilla bug? (It never happend to me an other way then by elevators,
so I wonder if this is even possible inVMC)
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AddyBaha wrote:sidenote: - does being able to be pushed inside nonopaque blocks by elevators and not suffering any damage till being pushed inside opaque count as vanilla bug? (It never happend to me an other way then by elevators, so I wonder if this is even possible inVMC)
Ride a boat into a spot beneath a glass block and you'll learn that Steve can apparently breathe glass (among other things). I think it mostly hinges on the assumption that non-opaque blocks are non-block filling so they'd have air-gaps (which obviously isn't quite true for glass).
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What? are you crazy? Of course there's air in glass blocks! :P

But assuming from the way steve makes glass, one could be semi certain that he does 'blow' glass blocks. By heating the sand, and blowing air into it he can inflate the sand like a balloon. And they just 'pop' into block shape.
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CycloneSP wrote:What? are you crazy? Of course there's air in glass blocks! :P

But assuming from the way steve makes glass, one could be semi certain that he does 'blow' glass blocks. By heating the sand, and blowing air into it he can inflate the sand like a balloon. And they just 'pop' into block shape.
It pops into block-shape because it can't be round. THERE'S NOT SUCH THING!
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natchu96 wrote:
CycloneSP wrote:What? are you crazy? Of course there's air in glass blocks! :P

But assuming from the way steve makes glass, one could be semi certain that he does 'blow' glass blocks. By heating the sand, and blowing air into it he can inflate the sand like a balloon. And they just 'pop' into block shape.
It pops into block-shape because it can't be round. THERE'S NOT SUCH THING!
slimballs and enderpearls are round...
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O.o

Well, not quite, they are merely composed of so many small little squares in such a manner as to trick our eyes into -thinking- that they are round, where in fact they are really multi-sided polygons!!!!

but I digress, this is getting rather off topic.
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CycloneSP wrote:What? are you crazy? Of course there's air in glass blocks! :P

But assuming from the way steve makes glass, one could be semi certain that he does 'blow' glass blocks. By heating the sand, and blowing air into it he can inflate the sand like a balloon. And they just 'pop' into block shape.
That'd also explain how you can make 16 glass panes from 6 glass blocks. Steve cuts each glass block up into each separate face, getting 2 or 3 (to be exact and mathematical, he gets 2.67) panes per block and the rest are too small/scrap.
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I didn't get rid of the lava because it mark my house on the map. The lava flow takes up five squares.
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I didn't get killed by this but it did make me feel really stupid. I ran out of redstone so I thought 'I know I'll synthesis it, never tried that before.' Quick check of the wiki: 1 Gold Ingot + 9 Concentrated Hellfire -> 63 Redstone Dust.

My thought process was 'Great I've got loads of Hellfire Dust, this will be easy.' Puts it all in the crucible

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Destroyed my kiln, pottery maker, and millstone setup.
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