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It might be too late to respond by now, but fuck it, I'll do it anyway. I pretty much 100% agree with Goodly here, but I'd like to say a few other things. Deleting someone's build is pretty dumb as a punishment for their behaviour and will just make them dislike you more. If they are misbehaving, you have the appropriate moderation tools to stop them from continuing. I would personally have taken advantage of /mute, /tempban or even /ban. If you seriously could not come to a good decision after 17 warns and still managed to let them fuck up more, should you even be moderating a server? What about the other staff, did they not react at all? You should've asked them for advice too. And no, don't give them more chances. If someone was being an asshole, had 17 warnings and was banned for 30 days, don't unban them after 3 because they begged you for it on another server. This is just recipe for disaster. You felt threatened by some kid telling you that they'll "tell everyone on CC that [you] hack to give [you] a bad reputation", when in reality, nobody on this game really cares about these kinds of things unless it's very severe and can be backed up by proof...? Also, "hacking" can be defined in many ways, so it wasn't even clear what they were actually intending to do (spoiler alert: because they weren't going to do anything either way). I would've personally shrugged off a threat like that. Making a hole on your build can count as griefing, you should fix it using /ua and give them the appropriate punishment (not yet another warn though) instead of entertaining their behaviour ("told [you] to clean it as if [you were] a slave"). Threatening someone to delete their build overall gives your server and your staff team a really bad reputation if it's their own original build that isn't just a modification (grief) of another. You should always be respectful to your players regardless of their behaviour, and never threaten them with things like that. If you think you can't continue being respectful to a certain player after what they've done, once again, use the moderation tools available. They're there for a reason. As for them going to other servers and telling mods to ban you, that is just petty. If someone does ban you over baseless accusations like that, then the server probably isn't worth your time either way. Thanks for reading, I hope this was at least a little bit helpful. If we're going for reddit style: ESH.

Yep, that is definitely a Discord webhook. Put its URL in line 33. Even better, wait for proper Discord integration to come out in MCGalaxy (should be soon) so you don't have to bother with setting up the plugin if it isn't working for you.

Pretty sure webhooks are meant for discord and not IRC, and you are supposed to create them from a channel's "Integrations" menu. Which plugin are you trying to add?

MCDzienny has no support for CPE (the Classic Protocol Extension), something which custom blocks are a part of, so you can't add custom blocks on it at all.

It's not even the hint, the riddle is too far easy and was also copied from the internet as pointed out by someone else.

26 is the number of Iron (Fe), the 28th is Nickel (Ni) so the murderers are Felice and Nicolas. Creative but far too easy

If you want to take the texture, modify it to your liking then put it back on the server, you'd have to write /mi env, then click on the link which shows up. Download the texture pack (it'll either be a .zip or .png) and extract it if it's the former. Then, modify terrain.png using an image editor (like GIMP or Paint.Net) and save it. If the original texture pack was a .zip, take all the files and archive them again. Once you archived your modified terrain.png together with the rest of the textures, find a file hosting website. This can be dropbox, put.nu, catbox.moe or others. Upload the texture pack and select permament for the storage option (if the file host you're using lets you pick). Once you've uploaded the texture pack, copy its link, join the server, create a new realm using /os map add, then go to that realm using /os go, then do /os map texturezip <URL>. You will now have your modified textures on your map. Hope this helps. If you want to modify the map you mentioned in your post itself but don't have the permissions to change its textures, you should either follow Goodly's answer or go to that map, check its size with /mi, resize your personal realm to that size, then do /copy and /ma on that map, then go to yours and do /paste and /m 0 0 0. This should copy the blocks of the map over to your realm.

I fixed up some inaccurate information in the tutorial, hopefully it should be more helpful now.

/ra 17 18 0, keep in mind this will replace all leaves and logs with air

Do /server public from the console or enable "public server" from the settings

There is a server list at https://classicube.net/server/list

It still runs on a server somewhere, the website just provides you an interface to access and modify the files on it

This is about the 10th time this question has been posted this week. No. You need to run an executable file, which you cannot do within a web browser.

1) nobody is forcing you to play on the server 2) your brother is on this place called the internet, a place where you're bound to see swear words at one point or another. there's no way to prevent them.

random = funny

You could probably use a linux terminal to get the desktop client of ClassiCube running. The reason why sound won't come to webclient though is because it's not sure whether Microsoft (Minecraft sounds are owned by them) would be fine with us doing that.

Whilst no fancy modern minecraft features are planned to come to ClassiCube or MCGalaxy, you can use a plugin which imitates this behaviour. Here's one made by Venk, may require tweaking: https://github.com/derekdinan/ClassiCube-Stuff/blob/master/MCGalaxy/Plugins/VenksSurvival.cs

Ah right, my bad. Without signing in, click "Direct connect" in the client and enter your username, your local IP (127.0.0.1 should work) and nothing on mppass

Copy the URL which shows up (classicube.net/server/play/...) Sign in on the desktop client Paste the url here: Press Connect

Try this to find out: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/find-linux-distribution-name-version-number/ If you don't want to read through it, just run cat /etc/*-release and send the output.

cd is a command. Try running cd ~/Downloads then the tar command again, but I can't guarantee it'll work. As for distro, it simply means distribution. Are you using Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Arch or something else?

Are you sure you've cd'd into the downloads folder beforehand? Also, which distro are you using? You could probably install ClassiCube from its package manager...

First of all, you don't need to download the game, you just need a texture pack and some knowledge of how to set up custom blocks. Here's a useful tutorial by Empy:

Then try /botai add stare stare, then /botset <bot name> stare