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    itsCrafted
    12/09/2013 11:33 am
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    Actually, they're not called "hashes", they're called UUIDS-- unique user IDs. Each Minecraft account is assigned one, and the ban system will likely adapt to implement this. When you ban someone by name, it will probably just ban their UUID instead of their actual "username".

    You can find the UUID of your or someone else's account at the following: http://mcuser.clankstar.com/

    Also, because of the way UUIDs work, you can even use tools to get the correct case of a username. Might be pretty cool, especially for use in a couple of my plugins.
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    itsCrafted
    10/26/2013 12:10 pm
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    Add my skype; itscraftedd, and we can talk further .
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    itsCrafted
    10/19/2013 2:43 pm
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    PEX itself is open source, you could fork it, remove these messages and recompile it.
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    itsCrafted
    09/08/2013 2:56 pm
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    Isn't this your second topic about this?

    (Yes, I am a programmer, but I'm incredibly busy right now).
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    itsCrafted
    09/07/2013 6:21 pm
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    I doubt there is any programmer out there willing to code custom minigames for free. You can keep looking, sure. That's just my two cents. The OP for OP thing also likely won't work out.
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    itsCrafted
    09/07/2013 6:11 pm
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    Please do.

    (Offtopic): Also, I decided to hop on to your server because I was bored. Very nice place.
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    itsCrafted
    09/07/2013 5:46 pm
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    Programmer here, please just provide details. Makes the whole job easier for us. Even if you just provide a few, we want to at least know the gist of what it is.
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    itsCrafted
    09/05/2013 5:46 am
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    There should be a "scoreboard.dat" file inside /world/data/. Try shutting down your server, removing it, and restarting.
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    itsCrafted
    09/05/2013 5:40 am
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    With any modpack installation, you should specify which exact build you are using. I'm going to assume you're using Tekkit Classic. If this is the case:

    When installing any plugin (and it's dependencies, should it have any), make sure that it is the current version of the modpack, and not higher (1.2.5, I assume).

    If I am correct, from a quick search, I've found a plugin that should be safe to use:

    Skyblock Co-Op -- this is now inactive/abandoned, but it has been said to work with 1.2.5
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    itsCrafted
    09/05/2013 5:36 am
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    I have experience in PermissionsEX, and I find it easiest to use ingame commands, and then edit a template you've set for yourself. For example:

    /pex group Member create default -- that would create the group "Member" based on the default group.

    Follow that up with /pex group Member add test.node.

    If you wish, you can set the prefix and suffix for that group with /pex group Member prefix "your prefix here", same goes with suffix.

    Once this is all done, you can just copy and paste the groups in the permissions.yml file and edit them.
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    itsCrafted
    09/05/2013 5:34 am
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    Spigot has an official forum, build server and plugins section of it's own.

    There is no need for this.
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    itsCrafted
    09/05/2013 5:33 am
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    I would recommend using two things. You'll need to install WorldGuard, which depends on WorldEdit. Once you've done this, type the following:


    /region flag __global__ item-drop deny
    /gamerule keepInventory true


    This will make it so that you cannot drop items anywhere in that world (the __global__ part defines that), and makes sure you keep your inventory on death.

    If you wish to only disable item dropping in an area, use your //wand to select an area, type //expand vert, and then /region define [a region name]. Once that's done, you can simply replace the "__global__" in the above command with the region name you used.

    Hope I helped.
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    itsCrafted
    09/04/2013 7:37 pm
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    One last bump.
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    itsCrafted
    09/04/2013 7:11 pm
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    Shamelessly Bumping. Please? :3
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    itsCrafted
    07/27/2013 10:02 am
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    Bumping incase anyone else is interested.
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    itsCrafted
    07/27/2013 8:43 am
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    Thanks
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    itsCrafted
    07/27/2013 8:10 am
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    Shame there hasn't been much interest! :/
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    itsCrafted
    07/26/2013 4:26 pm
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    Thanks again.

    To everyone else; I'm making some JavaScript enhancements, to add things like autorefresh to the site.
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    itsCrafted
    07/26/2013 4:15 pm
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    Well, thanks for being our first poster! Like I said, you don't have to fill out the name/email etc (I don't recommend filling out email, personally). But, thanks!

    If you like it, please spread the word.
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    itsCrafted
    07/26/2013 4:08 pm
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    Thanks, dude! Just looking for more people to come and engage in conversation.

    edit: feel free to post! you don't need to fill out the name/email/subject fields - anon posting is enabled!
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