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it wishes it could be like pi dot andrew ph dot organization.

>be classicube gamer >doesnt like the "woke" >plays on the wokest game in existence what is this strategy called?

We don't. It already exists. You also misread the thread, they are asking about GCN controller support for the N64 port.

Message blocks are a thing in MCGalaxy servers. You can also make custom blocks that resemble signs. Anything further isn't going to happen.

It's a known issue with CEF. You'll have to uninstall it for now.

That isn't how it works on Linux, especially for Windows programs that needs Mono in the first place.

https://www.classicube.net/download/#dl-rpi Runs fine on Red Star OS 3.0, albeit through Wine that was bundled with this distro. I don't know what you mean by NYCPS school laptops, but I'm assuming Chromebooks.

It already does this unless you've changed the controls. Are you on original or new 3DS? Have you tried deleting options.txt from the ClassiCube directory on your SD card?

I don't believe your sources are reliable. AndrewPH is well known to be someone who doesn't exist.

And? They already gave you instructions. The steps are the same in Windows 11.

Already a thing, https://www.classicube.net/download/n64

For some reason, I doubt the situation you've just described actually happened. See you next week!

Just click F11 while your cursor is locked to the game. This might not work the same on all browsers. Most browsers (mainly Google Chrome) won't let you connect to pages over http because it's considered insecure. The proxy gets around this by connecting you over https and letting ClassiCube handle the connecting part for you.

Can you give any more details than that? I don't see why you reacted negatively to the only source that would have historical versions.

If you want to self-host a public server, it is the only way. Otherwise, you will need to look into renting a VPS (which requires even more technical knowledge) or using Eddynetweb.