*** Official OcUK Minecraft Server - Discussion and Rules ***
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Could i bring a friend on to the test server?
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Test server isn't a problem. The real server will require an ocuk account/post on here/vouch/etc.
I didn't kill bena's dog and I hit your dog while trying to climb your ladder with Bena and I decided I had to kill it for attacking me.
Isn't it just a test map anyone? Its not like I destroyed your buildings.
M8, in Hamachi you will have an IP at the top of your hamachi window, thats the IP he has to connect to, not your local IP.
should be a bigger number not starting with 192.168... (he can right click your computer and copy address)
For those interested in the notch vs yogs thing:
Statement here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/mnau9/yogscast_response_to_notchs_twitterings/
Statement here:
We’re sure many of you have seen or heard about Notch’s post-Minecon tweets, which were not what we expected to see when we got off the plane from Minecon – we’ve had a sleep now and recovered a bit, so this is our response:
We are very disappointed by these tweets from someone we admire and respect. We can understand that it was the morning after the deadmau5 party and Notch was very tired, but we are still fairly upset. The quotes and actions that Notch attributed to us were not said by us or published anywhere by us. Therefore we are surprised and confused about where this stuff has come from - especially since the only time we spoke to Notch was at the interview.
Regarding dropping f-bombs at the show - we apologise for this, but had rehearsed the whole show in front of the organisers and half of Mojang and they had approved it. We were given no guidelines or oversight in the weeks leading up to Minecon and there were ample opportunities at the rehearsal for Mojang to inform us of problems, such as being careful about swearing, which is pretty common in our youtube videos.
Out of all the tweets that Notch sent out, most hurtful was the accusation that we told a kid to “**** off” and crossed out another signature – which is something we would never ever do.
We loved spending time with fans and were overwhelmed by how many people were there to support us and give us gifts. Simon has enough Jaffas to last him until the middle of 2012. The problem was that Minecon is a new show and organisation was pretty bad, and when we came to the scheduled signing sessions, nothing had been set up for us and we had to scrabble around to fetch tables, ropes and pens ourselves. With some younger kids around, it was our priority to make sure everything was safe, as we have seen injuries in the past.
This lack of organization contributed to long and confused lines and we were heartbroken to have to turn away so many people when we ran out of time. Simon can only handle a certain amount of time between cups of coffee and nicotine tablets before collapsing, but we made a real effort to get out there and managed to do about six hours of signing. Although we were frustrated, we would never have treated fans in the way that Notch suggested we did.
We were also unhappy and surprised that a week before Minecon, Mojang informed us that they had sold the rights to livestream our show and content to IGN – they hadn’t asked us, they hadn’t spoken to us – they just sold it. Because of this, we nearly cancelled the trip, but decided to say “balls to it” and come anyway, because we felt we owed it to the fans. Hannah actually spoke with IGN directly earlier, and they agreed to take their video down and let us put the videos up on our channel, so a big thanks to them for that.
We were not paid, and never demanded to be paid. We asked for some support, and Mojang said they could offer us two hotel rooms for the duration of the stay and a small boardroom to rest in. We spent a huge amount of money on flights, rooms, food and equipment for the 10 people that we brought along to support us, act as security, make videos/posts and generally help out. We also gave away 100 special t-shirts for free.
The reason we came to Minecon is because we wanted to thank you guys and meet the community that we love and are a part of. We couldn’t have gotten to where we are now without you guys, and so we decided to eat the costs of attending and just have fun. This is why we spent our panel giving a voice to loads of talented people that couldn’t attend but have made Minecraft what it is today.
We’re not gonna stop making videos, not going to stop loving you guys, and hopefully we’ll see you at more gaming conventions in the future.
Lewis & Simon & Hannah
We are very disappointed by these tweets from someone we admire and respect. We can understand that it was the morning after the deadmau5 party and Notch was very tired, but we are still fairly upset. The quotes and actions that Notch attributed to us were not said by us or published anywhere by us. Therefore we are surprised and confused about where this stuff has come from - especially since the only time we spoke to Notch was at the interview.
Regarding dropping f-bombs at the show - we apologise for this, but had rehearsed the whole show in front of the organisers and half of Mojang and they had approved it. We were given no guidelines or oversight in the weeks leading up to Minecon and there were ample opportunities at the rehearsal for Mojang to inform us of problems, such as being careful about swearing, which is pretty common in our youtube videos.
Out of all the tweets that Notch sent out, most hurtful was the accusation that we told a kid to “**** off” and crossed out another signature – which is something we would never ever do.
We loved spending time with fans and were overwhelmed by how many people were there to support us and give us gifts. Simon has enough Jaffas to last him until the middle of 2012. The problem was that Minecon is a new show and organisation was pretty bad, and when we came to the scheduled signing sessions, nothing had been set up for us and we had to scrabble around to fetch tables, ropes and pens ourselves. With some younger kids around, it was our priority to make sure everything was safe, as we have seen injuries in the past.
This lack of organization contributed to long and confused lines and we were heartbroken to have to turn away so many people when we ran out of time. Simon can only handle a certain amount of time between cups of coffee and nicotine tablets before collapsing, but we made a real effort to get out there and managed to do about six hours of signing. Although we were frustrated, we would never have treated fans in the way that Notch suggested we did.
We were also unhappy and surprised that a week before Minecon, Mojang informed us that they had sold the rights to livestream our show and content to IGN – they hadn’t asked us, they hadn’t spoken to us – they just sold it. Because of this, we nearly cancelled the trip, but decided to say “balls to it” and come anyway, because we felt we owed it to the fans. Hannah actually spoke with IGN directly earlier, and they agreed to take their video down and let us put the videos up on our channel, so a big thanks to them for that.
We were not paid, and never demanded to be paid. We asked for some support, and Mojang said they could offer us two hotel rooms for the duration of the stay and a small boardroom to rest in. We spent a huge amount of money on flights, rooms, food and equipment for the 10 people that we brought along to support us, act as security, make videos/posts and generally help out. We also gave away 100 special t-shirts for free.
The reason we came to Minecon is because we wanted to thank you guys and meet the community that we love and are a part of. We couldn’t have gotten to where we are now without you guys, and so we decided to eat the costs of attending and just have fun. This is why we spent our panel giving a voice to loads of talented people that couldn’t attend but have made Minecraft what it is today.
We’re not gonna stop making videos, not going to stop loving you guys, and hopefully we’ll see you at more gaming conventions in the future.
Lewis & Simon & Hannah
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You didn't have to wait long
Notch also replied to the Yogs statement with "Fair enough." I can't link as the replies afterwards are not family-friendly..!
I suspect this was the CEO Carl:
Drama's over I guess!
Hopefully. Not that it makes any difference to the game, but we don't really need something like this going back and forth.
FT:
Not sure if you've looked into this or not, but I figured you'd be busy so I had a look about. It does seem TPC hasnt been updated in a while. However these seem to do similar functions:
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tp-tele-v1-3-4-full-featured-teleportation-suite-1337.13773/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/admn-tp-teleportrequest-v0-2-send-request-to-teleport-1000.25314/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/ad...t-time-vote-ip-wholist-1317-permissions.8359/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tp-mech-teleportsuite-v1-1-2-teleport-requests-and-more-1185.29150/
Not sure it's worth it though since there's no way of telling if they work now, or in the RB. For all I know the TPC guy is waiting for the RB to update his.
Hmm, pointless post I guess..
Not sure if you've looked into this or not, but I figured you'd be busy so I had a look about. It does seem TPC hasnt been updated in a while. However these seem to do similar functions:
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tp-tele-v1-3-4-full-featured-teleportation-suite-1337.13773/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/admn-tp-teleportrequest-v0-2-send-request-to-teleport-1000.25314/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/ad...t-time-vote-ip-wholist-1317-permissions.8359/
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/tp-mech-teleportsuite-v1-1-2-teleport-requests-and-more-1185.29150/
Not sure it's worth it though since there's no way of telling if they work now, or in the RB. For all I know the TPC guy is waiting for the RB to update his.
Hmm, pointless post I guess..
Overweight nerd team fight results in one using brain and coming out well, the other being backside and coming across poorly.
Well done to Yogs for being professional on the matter - now we can put the drama to bed and focus on the matter in hand; computer lego with zombies!
Well done to Yogs for being professional on the matter - now we can put the drama to bed and focus on the matter in hand; computer lego with zombies!
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I've used Tele++ before and unfortunately it had some bugs with players being able to TP when they shouldn't be able to.
Haven't seen TP request but that's a possible one (as you say, may be out of date).
The MOTD plugin looks a bit generalist so I'm not sure that there's much point swapping it out when we've got the AdminCmd plugin.
TeleportSuite I'm sure I've tried before and it was funny....I'll look again though.
Tbh, once I've sorted the permissions I think the current plugin will do the job. You can choose to have people be able to teleport to you instantly or not. Command syntax is different and not quite as convenient as /tpc but it does make it easier from a plugin maint perspective
Haven't seen TP request but that's a possible one (as you say, may be out of date).
The MOTD plugin looks a bit generalist so I'm not sure that there's much point swapping it out when we've got the AdminCmd plugin.
TeleportSuite I'm sure I've tried before and it was funny....I'll look again though.
Tbh, once I've sorted the permissions I think the current plugin will do the job. You can choose to have people be able to teleport to you instantly or not. Command syntax is different and not quite as convenient as /tpc but it does make it easier from a plugin maint perspective