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That’s crazy that there’s no mention of any resolutions that don’t include 1080 as one of the dimensions on the Wikipedia page for 1080p. Maybe you should update Wikipedia since everybody else has it wrong and you have it right!

Oh I thought the 1080 in 1080p referred to the 1080 progressive lines vertically that 1920x1080 provides, but now I see it’s just a buzzword

Classicube does not share any personal information to servers. Servers know your username (required for authentication) and ip address (required so that your client and the server can communicate). we don’t have any control over what the server owner is able to find by googling your ip address or username.

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You can connect to the server and save the level with the client, but you do miss out on server-side configurations in doing so (npcs, etc)

ClassiCube is written in C. Minecraft is written in Java but also likely wouldn't work due to resource constraints.

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Processor: Ryzen 5 3600 RAM: 32GB DDR4 some brand, I forget Graphics Card: RTX 2060 HDD: a whole bunch, but primary drive is a 512GB samsung NVME m.2 drive. Monitor: HP Pavilion 27xi (oh boy it's an oldie) and a second monitor that changes frequently. runs classicube ok

These are some super important guidelines to follow when making your dirt house tutorial. If your thread is found to be of low enough quality, it will be expunged with extreme prejudice. Perhaps you'll even get a temporary ban, to sate our thirst for bans. Jk we won't ban you (probably). Title Guidelines Your thread's title must describe what the tutorial is about and be about the length of a short sentence. As an example: How to make a dirt house in 3 easy steps! Once you've got the title out of the way, you must make sure to set the tags. It's not super important that you add more than one, but that one is a doozy. It must categorize what the tutorial is for. As an example, if your tutorial pertains to a particular server software, add that server software name to your tags and then set it as your Item prefix. Here's an example: Tutorial Guidelines Make sure your tutorial ticks the following boxes: Has clear, easy-to-follow steps. Descriptive descriptions. Images for clarification A point (no, "how to get OP on my server" is not a good tutorial) Good luck making tutorials!