Gee, I wonder what's the average time on how long it would take for an Important bug to be fixed. I got this bug marked as Important in 1.20.4 when I realized that it broke a Villager Names feature in a way that can't really be worked around efficiently, even with the new stuff available in 1.20.5, and somehow it survived the full 1.20.5 snapshot cycle without even being noticed.
Anywho, if you're wondering why the workaround still exists in Villager Names 1.20.5, this is why. I'll leave a note in the pack's Update Log by then as well.
My guess would be several years… [that's using my definition of important bug which ignores all the "Misspelled name in credits" & "Fixed bad pixel in X model" padding…]
Time for a discussion: I think the Datapacks section in PlanetMinecraft field should be split into 2 categories: Datapacks and Modded Datapacks.
Modded Datapacks are datapacks designed to work for a particular mod or a modpack. (requires the mod/modpack's link in the download as well, kinda like required resource packs)
Datapacks are for packs designed for Vanilla Minecraft.
I think that when datapacks are mentioned people mostly mean vanilla datapacks anyway, so that's why I think the term "Datapacks" should be for packs designed in Vanilla. Anyways, let me know what you think!
I don't really think another category would do in this case.
Categories are often used to split up the different branches of the same big tree. But modded datapacks and vanilla datapacks are their own separate trees altogether - even though they are both trees (tree in this case being a datapack), they work on different environments which most of the time isn't compatible with eachother (a modded datapack might modify something vanilla itself doesn't have, for example), and hence can't be considered branches of the same tree.
From an user experience point of view: If you're someone who has no idea about the technical things that can be done by vanilla datapacks, you'd assume modded datapacks and vanilla datapacks as one and the same (since they're both categorized as "datapacks" at first based on the site's current design), only to then install a modded datapack in vanilla and be confused about why it doesn't work, or vice versa.
Splitting it into two categories would be a bit much, instead we could theoretically add a checkbox for something like “Requires a mod” and they could filter out those that do.
I'm none too clear on the lines between texture packs / data packs / resource packs / mods so some clarification wight be a good place to start…
Assuming I correctly understand what you mean, having at least a filter setting for those that require additional software (Optifine seems to be a commonly sited example) would make sense. Whether an entirely seperate subfora is needed is more debatable as there may be those who prefer having only one place through which to search. [Which again brings up the issue of overlap between various sorts of game modifying 'things'.]
Bye the bye, this probably shoud be filled as a suggestion ticket if you find any reasonable level of support…
I hate planned obsolescence. Why intentionally make your products bad after a few years of use? Sure, you'd get more trades doing that, and more trades means more money, but it comes at a cost of screwing everyone over.
PS: I said this because my new mouse broke after a year of use, and I had an older mouse that lasted for 5 years before this. I can see why some people would hoard old stuff in boxes and just use that - I mean I would if it means I don't have to waste valuable time in buying a new mouse every year.
List of things I'll do now as the ruler of this puny website:
Everyone who posts too many memes (BANNED for being nerds 🤡)
Everyone who sleeps at 2 AM (BAANNED, go back to bed ya goon)
All who have opposed my mob votes (BANNED, think twice before voting for a squid that glows, next time just buy a bed-light with legs)
Everyone who hasn't accepted socialism into their heart (BANNED, next time share your potatos 🥔)
All the moderators (BANNED, think THREE times before removing the super amazing herobrine skin)
Everyone who didn't reply when I said good-night (BANNED, bad-night chump)
Everyone who blocked me (BANNED, so much for a block. Next time barricade your house cuz I'm coming for you)
Everyone who has more levels than me (BANNED, next time think FOUR times before being better than me. As a matter of fact, just stop thinking, it's overrated 🧠🧠🧠)
Everyone who uses bedrock edition as their default edition (BANNED, BANNED, BAAANNNED, THINK 7 TIMES BEFORE BEING A LOSER)
Lastly, everyone who breaths more positively charged oxygen ions than I do (BANNED, next time don't breath #OVERRATED ⚛)
Guys, is this good so far? Context: I've started this drawing 2 months ago but stopped cuz I had exams, but now that I started work on it again I plan to try and finish it within the next week as a sort of self challenge. These types of drawings usually take days to finish. One tooth alone takes me 5 mins to color and shape lmao.🤡💀
Discord did something strange lately were they changed how their media is formatted and linked, meaning that many of old images on discord have had their links changed. Which has created a problem were now if you look at any older content I posted that has images linked directly to discord, all of those images will appear as 404s. Meaning to fix this I have to manually re-link all the images, which I will not do; unfortunately. I just simply do not have the patience... sad to see such a strange thing happen.
Xillager
4/16/24 8:28
• posted 2/22/23 6:02
![[Origin Realms] Fragment Identifier Minecraft Texture Pack](https://static.planetminecraft.com/files/image/minecraft/texture-pack/2024/458/17689010-imagen_m.jpg)
Chacky
•4/6/24 3:57
![MS Painted [1.21 Snapshot Patch] Minecraft Texture Pack](https://static.planetminecraft.com/files/image/minecraft/texture-pack/2024/014/17671653-wiikmm_m.jpg)
Stridey
3/31/24 11:04
• posted 11/7/20 10:31
MC_SIlver
3/30/24 1:44
• posted 7/27/20 5:51
Kemiu
