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Forgot to mention, it's never going to make it slower, though - no idea where you got that idea.

Anything too high and the biggest bottleneck is no longer memory, but something else like your graphics card. The JVM used to have trouble when you didn't use 2^n amounts of megabytes, so I got into the habit of doing that. I think that's fixed recently though, so I usually reccommend just to...

Specs: Intel i7-4960X extreme (hexcore, 3.6GHz) 32GB RAM (4x8GB DDR3 1866MHz Corsair Dominator Platinum modules) Corsair H100i water cooling EVGA NVidia GeForce GTX 980 graphics card 2xSamsung 850 EVO SSDs (256GB, thinking of upgrading these to 1TB drives) Seagate 2TB 7200rpm HDD Asus...

sk's official enginehub: http://builds.enginehub.org/job/worldedit?branch=master Check the blue icon to the right of each build. (These are built from the latest commits to GitHub, so they might be a little more unstable than the mainline sometimes)

That's so weird - I have no idea where the +10% came from, just check the recommended requirements for the pack/game and run with maybe a little more than that (4GB should be plenty) Also, I have 32GB RAM. That wouldn't mean that I would need to dedicate 16GB+ RAM to Tekkit if I desired to run it.

"Better" is subjective - in some cases, for example dynamic loading, JavaScript may have an advantage (although in that sort of case I'd prefer to write in Python - it's the nicer language to write in) You'd have to write some bootstrap code in Java first that would look something like this...

It's completely possible to write plugins in anything that can run on top of the JVM - Java is pretty much the language-of-choice for most of the Minecraft ecosystem, since there's already so much material out there already to learn from, but the most difficult thing at the moment is not...

Suggestion for forums: Allow users to change username.

I'd try something other than Ubuntu (or grab another desktop environment, Unity is pretty horrible) Anything that follows freedesktop standards should llow you to create an application launcher by placing a file in /usr/share/applications with the extension .desktop - this definitely works in...

That tutorial recommends using Eclipse - IntelliJ is a LOT better at handling things like Maven/Gradle, Git, and the autocomplete is a lot smarter, so I'd recommend using that instead. Next step is to get some basic listeners and commands working, then you can start writing largely independent...

Often it's easier to write things from scratch than try to figure your way around someone else's code - even so, some pieces of other plugins occasionally make it into the codebase (for example, I think Double0negative's spawn lock code made it in there somewhere) and quite often sections of...

I used to help out sometimes (I was the one that originally taught Luke (rubik) Java), but after the EULA & DMCA issues, followed by the Bukkit community falling to pieces, I quit Minecraft. The servers run Spigot, and they are nearly always on the latest build. They're linked together using...

Hi, if you could drop me an e-mail at lucariatias<at>gmail<dot>com, we can discuss art stuff :)

Is anyone any good at that art stuff? I'm working on an RP project (unrelated to Minecraft) right now and I need some backgrounds and stuff.

Just a heads-up, I'm quitting Minecraft dev work (and Minecraft). I have a few ideas floating around for other things related to CCG though.

Essentially, we don't use your playernames any more for bans/mutes. When say, someone uses /mute or /ban, our server contacts a Mojang server asking for the UUID of the player (we actually also cache UUIDs and store last known UUIDs in a database to help prevent spamming the Mojang servers, but...

It's possible to write a server-IRC bridge quite easily - in fact, I've written one for another server before. If we added this, client mods would not be required. EsperNet's bot policy does not allow multiple connections to be established to IRC so we use a single user to forward messages...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jv55LP9ZwhE

How do avatars on the forums work, is it just Gravatar or is there some weird system I can't find behind it?

Random entities are random.

Back on topic, I have no clue what this is. Prooobably to do with whoever built the map, or just Luke putting weird bits of code in the plugins that end up doing strange, unexplained things.

We still have quite a few things we're working on, definitely possible, it's been done before, albeit not so network-friendly

I think if we do downloadable plots, it would have to be free. Could probably harness something like MediaFire or Mega APIs in order to upload schematics, which would be generated using WorldEdit API. Then, someone runs a command, schematic gets exported and another thread gets spawned to manage...