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There are strict limits and classicube admins have access to see everything uploaded. Its hard to abuse.

Yes, after 180 days with no views. You’re meant to actually use the service

It’s not a social site. You upload things to it and use your own uploaded stuff on servers (or link others directly to it).

True, but the people who need to hear that either aren’t going to read this or can’t read.

I can’t believe you made this comment and managed to get positive reputation out of it.

Hey y'all, I've updated the forums to the latest version of the forum software, and have migrated it to a much more modular deployment system. The forums should be much more performant now, and capable of handling the immense traffic this game demands of it. Enjoy!

ok

I don't have a computer

thats woke propaganda, sweaty

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.

I have irrefutable proof that goodly is a front for the Italian mafia. It’s quite obvious really, all you ne

ok good luck

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.

Rule 3 on the forums refers to forum bans. Also, this isn’t a not awesome 2 forum- take your beef up with server administration directly

cheesed to meet yuo

No, classicube only supports limited-size worlds. servers can fake an infinite world by sending new maps when the user gets close to the edge, but that is janky and a lot of work to coordinate properly

If you want to experience the thrill of updating mcgalaxy, you’ll either need to download an earlier version or wait until a new version is released otherwise, until a newer version than what you’re using is available, no updates will be available.

It would be really cool if it could run on the ds, psp, n64, or sega Saturn tho. Maybe someday

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Hey all! Update 1.9.4.4 for MCGalaxy has been released, adding support for remote web socket proxies. It's highly recommended that you update your server, or backport the changes if you run a custom copy, so that IP address information is accurate when we switch on the proxy for web client users. This change allows folks using the web client to continue to play the game online as browsers implement more strict security measures. You can download the latest release from Github: https://github.com/UnknownShadow200/MCGalaxy/releases/tag/1.9.4.4 If you're developing your own software that has web client support and you have questions, hop onto our Discord server to learn more: https://www.classicube.net/discord

Hello all! I've added ClassiCube to the Steam Summer Sale (say that 5 times fast) so you can get it for CHEAP. Current price as of posting is 80% off! Steam version is an optional way to help support the game's financial needs, and is not required to play the game.