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Edited 2 hours ago2 hr by home_gaming

These are not necessary as custom blocks can be made for a server (Global Blocks). You can also make Level Blocks, which are custom blocks for a certain map.

Im not gonna lie, Doors would sound cool, and with the old sound too and the other blocks are, very good ideas, I am in support of this!

On 4/22/2025 at 6:12 PM, RainZhang said:

These are not necessary as custom blocks can be made for a server (Global Blocks). You can also make Level Blocks, which are custom blocks for a certain map.

" not necessary "

well yes, but actually they would be nice to have by default

On 4/23/2025 at 1:12 AM, RainZhang said:

These are not necessary as custom blocks can be made for a server (Global Blocks). You can also make Level Blocks, which are custom blocks for a certain map.

You can also make blocks in singleplayer, using /b <id> name <name>

Example: /b 66 name Test

Edited May 5May 5 by Minecraft030

On 5/5/2025 at 6:14 AM, Minecraft030 said:

You can also make blocks in singleplayer, using /b <id> name <name>

Example: /b 66 name Test

yea but you cant really make a block that is bouncy or one that opens/closes or one that makes you sit when your oontop of it

the idea is that serverside blocks dont allow for blocks that do anything apart from exist and look cool and MB blocks are scuffed af

On 5/30/2025 at 8:58 PM, home_gaming said:

yea but you cant really make a block that is bouncy or one that opens/closes or one that makes you sit when your oontop of it

the idea is that serverside blocks dont allow for blocks that do anything apart from exist and look cool and MB blocks are scuffed af

Those are blockprops tho.

On 6/2/2025 at 11:13 AM, Minecraft030 said:

Those are blockprops tho.

they aren't though???

• the """Door""" prop doesn't count because that is just a block that disappears and then reappears

• there isnt any way to make a block behave like a trampoline

• straight up cant make the cusion block. there isnt any way to lock the player in place and change their model when they click on the cushion and there isnt any way to detect the shift key to unliock the players movement and revert their model

• stairs cant be made because game doesnt allow for stair shapes without using more than one block and there would have to be variations for corners, rotations, etc.

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7 minutes ago, KawaiiCube said:

game_homing

bruh what

On 6/4/2025 at 11:16 AM, home_gaming said:

• there isnt any way to make a block behave like a trampoline

Well, actually there is. You can add this command to your server (Link: https://github.com/NotAwesome2/Commands?tab=readme-ov-file#cmdboostcs), which will boost you up into the air when you run it or click a MB containing it. And having these custom blocks by default wouldn't go because this isn't some random Minecraft clone, it's replicating Minecraft Classic, which doesn't contain any blocks that you have mentioned.

On 7/12/2025 at 7:45 PM, RainZhang said:

Well, actually there is. You can add this command to your server (Link: https://github.com/NotAwesome2/Commands?tab=readme-ov-file#cmdboostcs), which will boost you up into the air when you run it or click a MB containing it. And having these custom blocks by default wouldn't go because this isn't some random Minecraft clone, it's replicating Minecraft Classic, which doesn't contain any blocks that you have mentioned.

why do enhancements exist then if its trying to replicate minecraft classic? why does cpe exist ans why was it made in the first place?

1 minute ago, home_gaming said:

why do enhancements exist then if its trying to replicate minecraft classic? why does cpe exist ans why was it made in the first place?

You do know that you can turn it off, right? And it's just because some devs thought it would be nice to add more features. By the way, typo check before posting.

Excerpt taken from the ClassiCube Github page:

| ClassiCube aims to replicate the 2009 Minecraft Classic client while offering optional enhancements to improve gameplay. ClassiCube can run on many systems, including desktop, | web, mobile, and even some consoles.

Just now, RainZhang said:

You do know that you can turn it off, right? And it's just because some devs thought it would be nice to add more features. By the way, typo check before posting.

Excerpt taken from the ClassiCube Github page:

| ClassiCube aims to replicate the 2009 Minecraft Classic client while offering optional enhancements to improve gameplay. ClassiCube can run on many systems, including desktop, | web, mobile, and even some consoles.

On 5/4/2025 at 3:26 PM, home_gaming said:

" not necessary "

well yes, but actually they would be nice to have by default

Are you actually contributing to this or are you just quoting previous discussions?

On 8/4/2025 at 4:33 PM, RainZhang said:

Are you actually contributing to this or are you just quoting previous discussions?

On 8/2/2025 at 8:23 PM, RainZhang said:

You do know that you can turn it off, right? And it's just because some devs thought it would be nice to add more features. By the way, typo check before posting.

Excerpt taken from the ClassiCube Github page:

| ClassiCube aims to replicate the 2009 Minecraft Classic client while offering optional enhancements to improve gameplay. ClassiCube can run on many systems, including desktop, | web, mobile, and even some consoles.

" not necessary "

well yes, but actually they would be nice to have by default

DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND THAT THEY WOULD BE NICE TO HAVE

I still disagree. We don't need any more built-in blocks.

2 minutes ago, Pear said:

I still disagree. We don't need any more built-in blocks.

You are right, lad!

home_gaming, if you wanted to add it, just create it yourself. It's not that hard, and you get to have your own way without other people not liking it. Also, do you want to add the custom blocks to the ClassiCube client, or do you want to add it by default into MCGalaxy? I'm not exactly sure what you're asking of the developers.

🫟 Please, if you want it so much, no one is stopping you from creating a separate texture pack with additional blocks, but these blocks will not be added to the game as a result, it is pointless

2 hours ago, YneonCraft said:

🫟 Please, if you want it so much, no one is stopping you from creating a separate texture pack with additional blocks, but these blocks will not be added to the game as a result, it is pointless

well then why were custom blocks added to CPE?

"oh because there wernt enough blocks"

exactly! and...

• ...you literally can't make doors and the "Door" block in mcgalaxy is literally platform 9 and 3/4

• ... there is no mountable blocks

• ... there is no way to make a bouncy block

On 7/12/2025 at 7:45 PM, RainZhang said:

Well, actually there is. You can add this command to your server (Link: https://github.com/NotAwesome2/Commands?tab=readme-ov-file#cmdboostcs), which will boost you up into the air when you run it or click a MB containing it. And having these custom blocks by default wouldn't go because this isn't some random Minecraft clone, it's replicating Minecraft Classic, which doesn't contain any blocks that you have mentioned.

what about if you dont have control of the server? what if you have high ping?

15 hours ago, Pear said:

I still disagree. We don't need any more built-in blocks.

reason for built-in blocks in the first place?

On 8/2/2025 at 8:23 PM, RainZhang said:

You do know that you can turn it off, right? And it's just because some devs thought it would be nice to add more features. By the way, typo check before posting.

Excerpt taken from the ClassiCube Github page:

| ClassiCube aims to replicate the 2009 Minecraft Classic client while offering optional enhancements to improve gameplay. ClassiCube can run on many systems, including desktop, | web, mobile, and even some consoles.

EXACTLYYYY, it would be nice to add more features. -_-

Edited 2 hours ago2 hr by home_gaming
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Because ClassiCube tries to replicate the original Minecraft Classic before it turned into a survival game, so the client only has blocks that Minecraft Classic had. And I'm pretty sure you think 'MCGalaxy' equates to NA2. You're wrong. MCGalaxy is an extremely versatile piece of server software, and as such, you can program doors into the software. Also, you said this:

| Door - A block that the player can walk through. (If its possible, make it so the door can be toggled walk through/non-walk through)

but you changed the definition of door later on in the conversation.

And there's no need to mindlessly react with 'Dumb' on every post that you don't agree with.

Also, there's a solution for #5. Just make a slab with the cushion texture, and put a message block above it, saying '/model sit' and put message blocks around it with the command '/model human'. No control of the server needed, and very simple. You don't even need to know how to program.

As for arrow blocks, there's a helpful resource on how to make them, located at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG9JgmdiJ-k. It teaches you how to create custom blocks, but more importantly, teaches you about directional blocks.

Also, the 'Light' block you mentioned is not possible, as lighted blocks don't have different levels of lighting.

Edited 2 hours ago2 hr by RainZhang

Just now, RainZhang said:

Because ClassiCube tries to replicate the original Minecraft Classic before it turned into a survival game, so the client only has blocks that Minecraft Classic had. And I'm pretty sure you think 'MCGalaxy' equates to NA2. You're wrong. MCGalaxy is an extremely versatile piece of server software, and as such, you can program doors into the software. Also, you said this:

| Door - A block that the player can walk through. (If its possible, make it so the door can be toggled walk through/non-walk through)

but you changed the definition of door later on in the conversation.

And there's no need to mindlessly react with 'Dumb' on my posts, please read the posts as I'm trying to make a point here.

Also, there's a solution for #5. Just make a slab with the cushion texture, and put a message block above it, saying '/model sit' and put message blocks around it with the command '/model human'. No control of the server needed, and very simple. You don't even need to know how to program.

As for arrow blocks, there's a helpful resource on how to make them, located at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG9JgmdiJ-k. It teaches you how to create custom blocks, but more importantly, teaches you about directional blocks.

Also, the 'Light' block you mentioned is not possible, as lighted blocks don't have different levels of lighting.

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1 hour ago, home_gaming said:

reason for built-in blocks in the first place?

The first 50 blocks were included in the original Classic, even though some of them weren't directly accessible. The additional blocks are from the CustomBlocks CPE extension, in which the blocks were decided on via a poll by the fCraft community a long time ago. It's clear that since then, we don't need any more built-in blocks because the servers already fill in those gaps, and hardly anyone uses singleplayer to make this worth the effort.

Besides, your habit of box-reacting to people who haven't even participated in this thread is getting ridiculous. Maybe work on being able to take criticism without making it personal?