MinecraftShamrock
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I flied around in the snapshot 13w01b and saw that some trees were only half trees.
The seed was: -6375383585606101877
However when I re-entered the world the trees were fine again.
I tested the /testfor command and i found it was great!
I powered the command block with a button but when the button wasn't pressed anymore the command block had still a redstone output.It only went off when I destroyed the commandblock!
I don't know if that has to be so or if it's a bug.
Please correct me if it has to be so!
I always download the snapshots and I think since 13w01a there are white stripes between the blocks.
You have to see the picture a bit bigger to see the stripes.
I know they are very small but they're also extremely annoying!P.S.: I think there is also the same bug in 1.4.7
I always download the snapshots and I think since 13w01a there are white stripes between the blocks.
You have to see the picture a bit bigger to see the stripes.
I know they are very small but they're also extremely annoying!P.S.: I think there is also the same bug in 1.4.7. But only with sideways logs.






The texture packs button has been moved to the options menu.
That makes it possible to change the texture pack in the game.
I said the start of the SAME line.
§ doesn't work in chat.
But you can insert it using bukkit. (Bukkit's ChatColor.RESET is equal to "§")
Let's say at the end of the line the text is bold.
Then the whole line is bold if there is no reset sign at the very start or the very end.
So at the start of the SAME line it stays formatted until a reset code is in the message.
For some reason it is only for formatting codes and not for color codes.
MY line looks like this:
WhiteWhiteWhite: §lBOLDBOLD
BOLDBOLD is bold because § is the format prefix and l stands for l.
But the whole line is displayed bold because there is no reset at the end or start (reset = §r)
Oh and I can't test whether it is the same with command blocks or not.
But I think it is.
That's exactly what I mean
Why don't you fixed it in the snapshot?
I mean it's extremely easy to fix.