The minecraft wiki explains it pretty well:
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Spawn_chunk

cauldron would always cook the food inside. a stoked cauldron when non in a loaded chunk would cook the food instead of rendering it into fat. Didn't flowerchild add some code tu turntables so they don't activate if they are too close to the edge of the loaded chunks to avoid redstone circuits brok...

Sorry for the Necro. But I haven't been able to find this anywere else and the link is not working. Do you still have this?

I ussually re-seed if a change is made that makes me feel that my base is cheating. For example, when hardcore buckets became the default option, my base was completely full of water sources that made keep using that base feel like i cheated those in. My next reset was made when steel was changed to...

If i remember properly, items despawn differently only if dropped by you dying.

Normal despawn: item despawn after 5 minutes loaded

Player death drops despawn: items despawn after 20 minutes regardless if they are loaded or not.

dawnraider wrote:I wouldn't necessarily call it unfair, but it is incredibly boring.

Yeah, that definitely. It always felt more of a chore than a challenge.

I did some testing with this on a superflat world and while items wherent despawning in my makeshift village, the cauldron that I putted in it was cooking the eggs even while I was completely away from it. Looking more into it I found this video, and while I didn't really get the whole explanation, ...

I've never found the end battle to be unfair if you are prepared well enough. You just need the ender googles, with some extra ones in case they break, a few stacks of potions(health, regen and strength), a composite bow(don't remember right now if you can enchant it with the regular enchanter, it's...

That's a nice Soul Bottler. for mine I went for a more compact, waterless design. https://i.imgur.com/uX2d7DC.png https://imgur.com/a/nz59j Pretty straightforward. Ground netherrack goes to the normal dispenser on top, urns go to the block dispenser on the right and output is in a couple of hoppers ...

jorgebonafe wrote: Hey, how did you do that red lighting?

That's the night vision effect from the glowstone beacon he mentions.

After getting arround 10 iron ingots I setted to explore a bit to find pumpkins to start a chicken farm. I found the pumpkins, but I lost the way. Luckily I had an iron pickaxe with me, so I just treated it as a hardcore spawn with a few advantages and start from scratch. An iron pickaxe makes a rea...

I'll miss being able to put lilypads on my farms water sources, but I can't but agree with the objective of the change.

Interesting that you jump right to fortress hunting. I'll usually wait for better armor before I start doing that, I always find it too easy to die in the nether otherwise. I do the same, but my nether exploration consist of a lot of tunneling with very short peeks to find soulsand. And then i sear...

Well I don't use any addons. So if from the technical side there's no issues and it will make the mod better (no pun intended), i'd say go for it. EDIT: In fact, the other day, while looking at the BTW canvas of the difrent dimensions I remembered the original discussion about the extended ids and t...

I didn't expect an early christmas present. Thanks for the countless hours I have been able to play this.

Merry Christmas to everyone!

Just bought and played them.

Thanks for the interesting recomendation. This is the kind of game I would ussually glance over without paying to much attention.

The main diference from spacechem is that instead of makin rails for two grabbers you put any number of mechanical arms and program them independently.

It looks a lot like "The Codex of Alchemical Engineering", a free flash game they released a while ago.

Nausicaä was great. But here are my recomendations: The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss. The story is nothing new, the typical medieval fantasy story. But the writing style of the author makes the book to stick to your hands until you finish it. The first one, 880 pages in 3 days. And some ...

Gilberreke wrote: Sounds a bit of a circular argument to me: I like it, because I'm used to it.

I wasn't making a point, i was directly anwering the question. Stating that playing with a keyboard causes me no discomfort.

FlowerChild wrote:I think nothing beats mouse/keyboard at present due to the number of inputs you need access to.

I forgot about that. I played a heavily modded skyrim playthrough that had all keys in my keyboard bound until the ujm column.

Do people really enjoy playing *any* game with a keyboard? To me, at this point a keyboard is like an extension of my own hand. When I sit in front of my keyboard at my job my hand goes instantly to the wasd keys until I realise and correct the position. So yes, i enjoy playing games with a keyboar...

Metro and Wolfenstein looked interesting. The last night had a great look. I hope the game is actually interesting.

About the shows. Microsoft was pretty interesting with a huge variety of games. And ubisoft was surprisingly not embarasing to watch. EA was duller than ever.

More than the speed was the fact that you can use it to make infinitely long whater chanels for items without having to drop every 8 block, removing vertical considerations when delivering items arround your base. Now that i think about it, with hardcore buckets is not that easy a feat to do that now.

Say FC, out of curiosity, did you intentionally privatize your channel on YT? I was looking over the old posts for a bit of history and noticed most of your spotlights were 'unavailable'. Not the channel, but most videos. He did it once he started accepting donations, because he didn want to use co...