Recent content by Slohth

Hey cubers, My name is Brandon and I am a developer from the United Kingdom. I usually spend my free time playing Minecraft or developing plugins - I've been a computer science student for nearly 3 years now, and am currently taking A-Level Computer Science, Physics and Mathematics. I also...

Make a ticket here on the forums, fairly certain the automatic syncing is still broken.

I only take 3 subjects, and I love every single one of them. Computer science has to be my favourite though. When I was in secondary school, my least favourite lesson was French (because of my awful awful teacher).

My parents like metal, and they raised me listening to metal, so naturally, I also like metal

I have none :confused:

I'm currently working on more updates, based on the suggestions that people have left on this thread. A second devlog will be posted soon, going into even more detail for those who really enthuse about this kind of stuff. A list of changes I have planned: Add effects to players to allow more...

Ghost - Prequelle (Bit of a different taste, but I love it!)

I can definitely find a way to add ice jumps, fence jumps etc. if that's what you mean!

Not all the time, I do remember blocks going in all directions - I think that manacube has a very long set route and spawns players randomly on the route, but I could be completely wrong. If all the jumps were to go in one direction, we would have to check where the player is looking, and spawn...

Absolutely, I'm glad you found this interesting! I found it hard as a beginner looking at documentation - it is an incredibly useful tool.

That's awesome man, what resources did you use to learn? I started off by following a beginner course on Udemy but moved onto self-taught advanced principles. This is absolutely possible, and sounds like an interesting idea. Perhaps I could make an algorithm to check if a jump is possible...

If you already know Java, then all you need to do is spend some time learning the Spigot API, and you'll fly through it. I urge you to continue with it if you have the time, it's really enjoyable for me. I've also been studying computer science for a number of years - first at GCSE level where...

I've always been into coding, I used to play around with scratch when I was around 12. Minecraft has been my childhood, so to be able to start creating in it is amazing.

I'm glad you thought so! I'm studying computer science for a-level so I'm always eager to meet more people that are as passionate as I am!