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What service is the skin hosted on? What link are you giving? Could be a problem with that.

I tried recreating the portal mechanics once with an MCGalaxy plugin but gave up pretty early on; I'm sure it's possible with enough effort, but I doubt anyone is willing to do it

Convoluted idea, but it may be a possible way to trigger step sounds: Have the player be stationary on top of a block with no sound, then replace that block with one that has whatever sound you want. If just replacing the block doesn't trigger the sound, then apply some small vertical acceleration so the player "lands" on it and hears the sound.

im gonna play a game that actaully has class like MineCraft... oh wait, i cant on a chromebook

You don't need my permission, it's not some innovative, unheard of concept, it's just the first thing that came to mind when you mentioned different teams having different tints. Go ahead, I would like to see the result.

Most of these things are possible right now! Displaying an image can be done with a bot in many ways, the way I do it is using a skinnedcube model with a custom model scale so it looks like a flat screen (it's tedious work to calculate how much you need to stretch it for your image, but it is possible). You can also make click interactions with bots, so a shop shouldn't be difficult. Now, if you're talking about displaying a png or a custom GUI outside of the game world, then that isn't possible yet, but there's clever ways to mimic similar things - using CPE messages on the corners of the screen and controlling them using server-defined hotkeys. Both of these things you can do with MCGalaxy plugins. A GUI tint (from what I understand) is also possible, but might be hard due to MCGalaxy not directly supporting the ability to send each player a different texture pack, you'd have to write that functionality yourself. Make two custom texture packs with a different tint, and depending on the player's team, send them a packet with the texture pack with their corresponding tint. I hope this is helpful and inspires you to create something amazing, but it would be nice if some of your suggestions had a more streamlined process.

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There are message blocks (/mb) in MCGalaxy, they don't work in quite the same way that command blocks do but can still be very powerful for some things.

The admins indeed possess a dangerously large amount of power with this nonexistent command, we must stop them now as to prevent more major doxxing incidents! It's illegal to know someone's IP address, let's sue them all!

1. No. Forum accounts and CC.net accounts are not technically related. If you get banned from the forums, your CC.net account is technically still fine. The admins, however, can disable CC.net accounts manually - this is also called an omniban and can be given out for a variety of reasons. However, to answer this more accurately,: almost. Since servers do not rely on direct authentication with CC.net accounts, as long as you know the server's salt (randomly generated string), you can connect from any username, completely unrelated to a CC.net account. This, however, is highly unlikely to happen under normal circumstances as the salt cannot be seen by anyone by default on server software like MCGalaxy. However, even if this were to happen and someone managed to get their hands on a server's salt, there are still ways it can be mostly prevented: for example, admins could code a plugin that looks up whether a username that connects for the first time corresponds to a CC account and whether that account is banned or not, then either kick the player or let them stay. Note: this is all from my knowledge. This explanation may be confusing and not fully accurate, if at all. 2. This is completely useless and flawed: · What is a join sequence? · Requiring accounts to authenticate with Google is a huge violation of privacy, and would cause a lot of outrage. And rightfully so. Google is evil. · Even if such a thing were to be implemented, according to this page, users under 13 can't even register their own Google account, thus making such thing completely pointless. Also, every single person on the internet has lied about their age at some point, so people under 13 could easily get away with just lying when signing up with Google, making this even more pointless. If you really don't want people under 13 playing in your server, enforce your chat rules better.

Since the server is local, you can just leave mppass as empty. You can't not know what your username is.