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You can add GameCube controller support for Nintendo 64 port using this adapter, but I don't know if there is really a pointy, beacuse there is also adapter that support most N64 games.
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Add option to play some console ports and DOS port on Classicube website. Even if web port exist, it still will be good to being able to test console ports on emulator without downloading ROM. For emulation you can use EmulatorJS (for most consoles), js-dos (for MS DOS port) and Play!.js (for PS2 port). -
Inform if console port supports online gameplay or not, for example you can write that Wii supports, PS1 not, and for Nintendo 64 you can write that it supports, but only with Nintendo 64DD*. *Nintendo 64 port with Nintendo 64DD is used here as example. I don't know if this port supports this, probably not.
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Currently client plugins have separate versions for seperate OSes and they aren't on all platforms, but I reccommed to make new client plugins format that will be same on all platforms that supports them. It will allow to add client plugins to more platforms. I think that PC clients should support both new and old client plugin format.
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HAHA CLASSICUBE MODERATOR, IN WHAT WAY DOES THIS SUGGEST TO ADD A GHAST? I'M A GENIUS!
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Hi, so I've been playing Classicube for a while now on 3DS and I have a small suggestion on controls that I like that can make it more fluid. So on this control scheme you use the Circle Pad (or D-Pad) to move your character and the A,B,X,Y for camera controls. It should be a secondary option like on the older DScraft and Cube Creator 3D. L would be left click and R would be right click while the touch screen still controls inventory. Thanks in advance!
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add a sign block so that we can write down stuff
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Lighting suggestion. EDIT: The idea was scrapped...
Survivor712 posted a topic in ClassiCube Central
I know I've already posted this but my original post was in the wrong section because I was trying to get a texturepack working on a server... ANYWAY, Classicube has lighting options like "Classic", "Fancy" and "Smooth lighting", but it doesn't have an option for "Realistic lighting". Realistic lighting would basically make it so instead of having a solid color for shadows, it would have a gradient. Without Realistic lighting: With Realistic lighting: What the Graphics Options would look like with it: Lighting options is replaced with Fancy lights. The options for Block shadow (use lowercase s for shadow, I made a mistake) is Solid and Gradient, Gradient is the "Realistic lighting".
