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README.md https://github.com/UnknownShadow200/MCGalaxy-Plugins

That is how the command works. If you want a unique version, you need to create a new block, then switch it to door true.

The commands needed are in my full comment if you follow the imbed to the source page.

We really need more information. What OS and game were you using? What server were you on? etc

There's no such command, unless you're referring to the NA2 exclusive "/reorder" command, which lets you change the number on your OS maps.

What is a private server? Singleplayer? You can't use commands to change your skin in singleplayer. Change it on classicube.net by clicking your name when logged in

2013. Where did you find these videos?

Put an air message block on spawn /mb air [message]

Learn how to code and make a plugin

You need to restart the server or do /server reload in order to have the most up to date version of the text file loaded. Either that's the issue, or you just got unlucky and it randomly displayed the last one each time.

There are a few door blocks that come with MCGalaxy by default. To see all of them, do /search blocks door So for example, if you wanted an obsidian door, you'd do /door_obsidian Not every single block has a door version though. For example, custom blocks you add will not have a door version. To turn a custom block into a door, you must do: (os map) /os blockprops [block id] door true (local to a single map) /blockprops level [block id] door true (global to the entire server) /blockprops global [block id] door true

Use /help opchat You will notice it says something like 1) Admin+ can read opchat messages This is extra permission 1. You can set extra permissions with /cmdset opchat mod 1 This changes extra permission #1 on opchat command to be mod. In text folder you will find messages.txt. Each line in that file will be randomly chosen to display in the server at regular intervals.

Server was malfunctioning. Should work now.

It's because # is the symbol which tells the game to use "fogcolor" property to tint the block.

/skin is a command available in servers running MCGalaxy.

Most of your questions are answered on the MCGalaxy github page. Once you get the server working you'd be better off joining the discord for live help with importing stuff using MCedit, as it's a bit involved...

Whatever you want, but new posts show up on discord, which is where I get notifications for posts, whereas edits do not

Just write another comment for this thread with the clarification you were going to write in the initial post

You can download MCGalaxy, the server software, here: https://github.com/UnknownShadow200/MCGalaxy Read the README.md for details. You will also need to port forward for other people to be able to join. There are many resources online available to help you do this, so use those (google).

Provide more information. Do you think we can read your mind? Why can't you play with your friends?

/mb [block] [command to take you to the game] /mb water /zs go

Two options. 1) Turn on fall damage with map death with /map death (or /os map death) Pros: It makes long falls anywhere in the map deadly without extra work Cons: It is very glitchy and can easily be survived if you just hold jump 2) Build deadly areas using a temporary block (say, sapling or something). When you're finished coating the area you want to be deadly in saplings, do /replaceall sapling nerve_gas. Now the area is filled with deadly invisible blocks that send you back to your spawn. Pros: • Players can't use any exploits to survive it. • You fully control which areas are deadly regardless of fall height Cons: • If you miss covering an area, people might survive in areas you didn't want them to.

Mip, not mini. It's meant to smooth out noise at distances by smoothing the textures, but it's malfunctioning here and sampling colors that shouldn't be in the texture.

You can remove this by turning off mipmaps in graphics options.

More complete answer: There is a special MCGalaxy block that appears invisible, which is named "checkpoint" You can use /checkpoint (which turns all blocks you place into checkpoint blocks) then place a block on the area you want the checkpoint to be. You'll have to make sure you turn it off again with /checkpoint or /abort. The reason /checkpoint works is that if you type the name of any block as a command, it automatically turns all blocks you place into that block. Useful for MCGalaxy blocks that aren't available from the menu. My preferred method is to stand where I want the checkpoint, then do /place checkpoint. This way I don't have to toggle anything, since it's one-and-done.