nicolink
I mad a minecraft quiz program with notepad, but PMC does'nt like it. Help?
-its a .bat file
-made with notepad
-its a .bat file
-made with notepad
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paril is not above the rules, that be hipocrisy and corrupt, mauled.
1b8Pari is certainly not above the rules. Just ask him.
Why would Pari be above the rules? Give me one good reason.
-1b8
Mauled?
And yes, he is pretty much above the rules. That's not hypocritical, it's just common sense. If you are one of the main people behind something, all rules and stipulations don't really apply to you.
==Edit==
The fact that he follows the rules just makes him a great person. That doesn't mean he's not above them.
But anyways, this is getting off topic. Point is: Programmes don't go in the mods section.
Programme and program are the same. They're just different ways of spelling it. Don't like the way I spell it? Get over it. At least I'm not spelling it "prgrm."
Also, from Mirriam-Webster:
"Definition of PROGRAMME
chiefly British variant of program"
DICTIONARY
program
Definition
pro·gram[ prṓ gràm ]
NOUN
pro·grams plural
1.
broadcast: a television or radio broadcast.
U.K. spelling programme
2.
plan of action: a plan of action for achieving something
U.K. spelling programme
"The program is tennis and lunch."
3.
set of activities with specific goal: a system of procedures or activities that has a specific purpose, e.g. to train an athletic team or provide community support
U.K. spelling programme
"an overseas aid program"
4.
comput instructions obeyed by computer: a list of instructions in a programming language that tells a computer to perform a task
5.
technology operating instructions for machine: a set of coded operating instructions used to run a machine automatically
6.
set of classes: a series of classes or lectures on something.
U.K. spelling programme
7.
performing arts booklet giving details of a performance: a booklet or leaflet giving details of a theatrical or musical performance or a ceremony.
U.K. spelling programme
8.
routine: the established routine(slang)
U.K. spelling programme
"I know you're new here, but try to get with the program!"
VERB
pro·grammed past and past participle
pro·gram·ming present participle
pro·grams 3rd person present singular
1.
transitive and intransitive verb write computer program: to write a program for a computer, or load a program into a computer
2.
transitive verb technology insert operating instructions into machine: to insert coded operating instructions into a machine
3.
transitive verb schedule something: to schedule something as part of a program.
U.K. spelling programme
4.
transitive verb train somebody to do something automatically: to train a person or an animal to do something automatically, especially to respond automatically to a stimulus.
U.K. spelling programme
[ Mid-17th century. Via French < Greek programma "public notice," literally "something written publicly" < graphein "write" ]
pro·gram·ma·ble ADJECTIVE
Definition
pro·gram[ prṓ gràm ]
NOUN
pro·grams plural
1.
broadcast: a television or radio broadcast.
U.K. spelling programme
2.
plan of action: a plan of action for achieving something
U.K. spelling programme
"The program is tennis and lunch."
3.
set of activities with specific goal: a system of procedures or activities that has a specific purpose, e.g. to train an athletic team or provide community support
U.K. spelling programme
"an overseas aid program"
4.
comput instructions obeyed by computer: a list of instructions in a programming language that tells a computer to perform a task
5.
technology operating instructions for machine: a set of coded operating instructions used to run a machine automatically
6.
set of classes: a series of classes or lectures on something.
U.K. spelling programme
7.
performing arts booklet giving details of a performance: a booklet or leaflet giving details of a theatrical or musical performance or a ceremony.
U.K. spelling programme
8.
routine: the established routine(slang)
U.K. spelling programme
"I know you're new here, but try to get with the program!"
VERB
pro·grammed past and past participle
pro·gram·ming present participle
pro·grams 3rd person present singular
1.
transitive and intransitive verb write computer program: to write a program for a computer, or load a program into a computer
2.
transitive verb technology insert operating instructions into machine: to insert coded operating instructions into a machine
3.
transitive verb schedule something: to schedule something as part of a program.
U.K. spelling programme
4.
transitive verb train somebody to do something automatically: to train a person or an animal to do something automatically, especially to respond automatically to a stimulus.
U.K. spelling programme
[ Mid-17th century. Via French < Greek programma "public notice," literally "something written publicly" < graphein "write" ]
pro·gram·ma·ble ADJECTIVE
Also, from Mirriam-Webster:
"Definition of PROGRAMME
chiefly British variant of program"
Yeah, its program. Program = Computer program, programme = Tv programme
I agree, Its a quiz, not a mod.
Also its PROGRAM not PROGRAMME. (It annoys me.)
Also its PROGRAM not PROGRAMME. (It annoys me.)
-.- Just because it doesn't specifically say "No programmes in the mods section," doesn't mean they're allowed there.
"Use proper sections when posting (servers do not belong in projects, blogs don't belong in mods, etc.)"
Meaning - If it's not a Minecraft modification, it doesn't belong in the mods section. Simple as that.
"Use proper sections when posting (servers do not belong in projects, blogs don't belong in mods, etc.)"
Meaning - If it's not a Minecraft modification, it doesn't belong in the mods section. Simple as that.
So... Basically Pari's breaking the rules?
http://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/mcskin3d/
Programs do go in the mods section. It did say that somewhere (I forgot where).
http://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/mcskin3d/
Programs do go in the mods section. It did say that somewhere (I forgot where).
Paril is above the rules - He runs the site.
On that note, you'd have to ask him why he put it in the mods section - My guess is because it allows him to track the downloads, and have the pictures in the slideshow, instead of in the post.
And no, it doesn't say anywhere that programmes go in the mods section.
On that note, you'd have to ask him why he put it in the mods section - My guess is because it allows him to track the downloads, and have the pictures in the slideshow, instead of in the post.
And no, it doesn't say anywhere that programmes go in the mods section.
Pari is certainly not above the rules. Just ask him.
Why would Pari be above the rules? Give me one good reason.
Oh, also, it doesn't actually let him track downloads, as the download link is in the description.
-1b8
Why would Pari be above the rules? Give me one good reason.
Oh, also, it doesn't actually let him track downloads, as the download link is in the description.
-1b8
SilverKyttenBoboonskiNot true. Mods and programs.
Unless it's something that affects clients (mods) or servers (plugins), it does not belong in the mod section. Mod implies "modification," and a programme that just quizzes you and doesn't have anything to do with the actual game doesn't belong there.
Have you read the mod upload rules rather than just judging from the title?
BoboonskiNot true. Mods and programs.
Unless it's something that affects clients (mods) or servers (plugins), it does not belong in the mod section. Mod implies "modification," and a programme that just quizzes you and doesn't have anything to do with the actual game doesn't belong there.
SilverKyttennicolinkminecraft quiz program
Is this a mod for Minecraft, or just a programme? If it's not meant to change Minecraft's game-play, it doesn't belong in the mods section, it belongs in a blog. Upload it to mediafire or filedropper or something of the sort, and put the link in the blog.
Not true. Mods and programs.
nicolinkminecraft quiz program
Is this a mod for Minecraft, or just a programme? If it's not meant to change Minecraft's game-play, it doesn't belong in the mods section, it belongs in a blog. Upload it to mediafire or filedropper or something of the sort, and put the link in the blog.
I didn't think .bat files were allowed. o.o
Put it in a folder
Right click the folder and use Send To .zip folder
Go to Mediafire(Or some other site) and upload it.
When it is uploaded, copy and paste the link into wherever you're trying to upload`to on PMC
Right click the folder and use Send To .zip folder
Go to Mediafire(Or some other site) and upload it.
When it is uploaded, copy and paste the link into wherever you're trying to upload`to on PMC
You must upload it to an external server/upload place then link to it.
