Minecraft PC IP: play.cubecraft.net
Most people learn it in college, and if you don't it will take you at least a year for low level programming. (Anti-Cheat being WAY up there)
"Take the time to into learning how to code in Java" sounds like you're saying "Ill take the time to learn how to ride a bike".
Basically, learning a programming language is like learning a musical instrument. You can get the basics within 6 months to a year but takes a life time to master it.
Keep in mind that learning Java is not simple.
Most people learn it in college, and if you don't it will take you at least a year for low level programming. (Anti-Cheat being WAY up there)
"Take the time to into learning how to code in Java" sounds like you're saying "Ill take the time to learn how to ride a bike".
Basically, learning a programming language is like learning a musical instrument. You can get the basics within 6 months to a year but takes a life time to master it.
I agree on originality being better, but would it be copying if something was shared by the creator?
I might code an advanced non-spam report plugin, based of your idea and inspired of a thing from other game.
uh but i play since 2013 so idc what you think but i know more than you i was on cube on SW there was only Temple so stfu please over me and talk over yourself
Please, do not swear on the forums.
It's pretty rare you haven't created an account until now.
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Hmm yes and no actually.. It depends on how you see it. Even if the creator shared it with the public, if you decide to take it from them and use it, it'll still be copying from others, although it seems like a stronger term to use. But it'll be best if you create your own and TM it. :D Believe in the devs of cube!
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You covered most of the reasons to why we should get this plugin made for Cubecraft but there are two more reasons which would be a problem. If you can explain how we could overcome these problems, then you will have my full support.
1) Most reports would be "tester" ones or troll ones so it wouldn't be that useful.
2) If it was a real report then the hacker could be toggling hacks. A hacker could be toggling and he could just switch it off after his first kill. A player calls a moderator to spectate and then the moderator comes and takes a look and even if he does catch the hacker actually hacking on camera then it would take ages for the moderator to record and upload the evidence. By the time the staff member would be able to ban the hacker, he/she would have been able to go through around 15 reports. Think of the numbers. 1 hacker banned < 20 hackers banned.
1) Most reports would be "tester" ones or troll ones so it wouldn't be that useful.
2) If it was a real report then the hacker could be toggling hacks. A hacker could be toggling and he could just switch it off after his first kill. A player calls a moderator to spectate and then the moderator comes and takes a look and even if he does catch the hacker actually hacking on camera then it would take ages for the moderator to record and upload the evidence. By the time the staff member would be able to ban the hacker, he/she would have been able to go through around 15 reports. Think of the numbers. 1 hacker banned < 20 hackers banned.
Toggling hacks, I saw a hacker in my last game who did this. After he lost in Minerware, the minigame where you have to kill everyone. He had his hacks off, but then he toggled it on. I was lucky to get it on cam, I will Link the 2 videos here:
