Slit

Nice fucking necropost on a 2 year old topic.

Nice fucking necropost on a 2 year old topic.

Nice fucking necropost on a 2 year old topic.

Nice fucking necropost on a 2 year old topic.

";-; boohoo bad man said gay."
I was never one for political speak. It's the internet. If you get hurt or offended by words on a screen kindly leave the internet.
 
"Boohoo these volunteers are slow"
The server is free... Most of the staff work almost around the clock for some fancy colors in their name... Hell most of the servers are in offline mode. It costs you a big fat load of nothing to play here. I'd say a response time of 1 day ain't too fuckin bad. 1 hour?! That's pretty rad.
 
In conclusion cry more please. At the end of the day bruny is accountable to nobody, staff are free, and servers are free to play on. You want a nice sheltered world full of good christian boys and girls play SP. Im still here because chaos is fun. You don't get this kind of shit on hypixel or so.

";-; boohoo bad man said gay."
I was never one for political speak. It's the internet. If you get hurt or offended by words on a screen kindly leave the internet.
 
"Boohoo these volunteers are slow"
The server is free... Most of the staff work almost around the clock for some fancy colors in their name... Hell most of the servers are in offline mode. It costs you a big fat load of nothing to play here. I'd say a response time of 1 day ain't too fuckin bad. 1 hour?! That's pretty rad.
 
In conclusion cry more please. At the end of the day bruny is accountable to nobody, staff are free, and servers are free to play on. You want a nice sheltered world full of good christian boys and girls play SP. Im still here because chaos is fun. You don't get this kind of shit on hypixel or so.

1 of many
 

Network Server (AC, Pure, CTW, etc.) : Tekkit
 
 
In-Game Nickname : cabalmaster
 
Nickname of the one you are complaining about : ZeeDerpMaster, Sleetyy, ChinaNo2
 
 
Description of the situation : 
This is the screenshots about ZeeDerpMaster and Sleetyy's base several weeks ago
 
 
Most of the newbies (Ever since ZeeDerpMaster, Sleetyy "established" on the server) are constantly dying because these two keep tracking them down and kill them with an indecent named Ruby Sword
Sleetyy do it on another level, he flooded the market with this following item
 
 
In conclusion: These two players are very toxic.
ChinaNo2 is their friend and i have my suspicion on him, too since they're at spawn and keep talking something on Local chat
Somehow, today, i lost almost all my /money and my account has been cracked (The password was very long and hard to replicate) but i did change it while ZeeDerpMaster was online
I think he have a ComputerCraft program to keylogging people
Please, make sure they are banned forever from TEKKIT MAIN
With love, cabalmaster
Players that can confirm your situation (If applicable) : Testing123041 Nick120803 JuBu_15 Sallemander jpg_daniel John75354
I posted my client logs here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gr0Y4MVVdbqGUAWjMkJbgfdlf8-RLh1o/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GupUhnsbjA6B_6E7itDsfkmt5Q_F3KLR/view?usp=sharing

Technically uneek banned me, you just dragged him on a leash

We have many possible commands that can be set in place to help protect you guys beyond our plugins.
 
So to help protect you guys im going to help you guys out. Alot of these are known but not by everyone.
 
To keep all outsiders out of your town use /town perm town set out none
That command would prevent all outsiders from entering the towns claimed land, It will not affect town members, or town friends. Town friends can be added by town mayor, and town assistants.
 
And one I always make sure to set in place is /town perm town set friends enter
There should be little reason to give a friend build perms, though sometimes there is reason. And by default friends get build perms. If you have a reason to give a friend build perms make sure that after you set it back to /town perm town set friend enter
 
And my favorite of all applies to town residents, but not town assistants.
You can set plot permissions, a plot is 1 chunk. which is 16x16.
To do this you enter /assignplot <name>
That will make that chunk owned by whoever's name you put example /assignplot DonVanhugenstyn
Once you do that town residents who do not own that plot get reduced permissions, and you can use commands to change them. like /town perm plot set town enter  which would allow town residents to enter but no build perms. Once you use /assignplot <name> it automatically takes on whatever perms the town has set but you can as I said change the perms for that specific plot.
 
With /assignplot you can have members within your town and not worry about theft. If someones gained your trust you can promote them to town assistant and then the plot assignments wont affect them. However please be careful who you let into your town and give assistant rank to. We cannot stop anyone from stealing from you if you have given them permissions to allow them to do so.
 
/town perm town   -will give you current town permissions set
/town perm plot     -will give you the current set permissions of the plot you are in
 
to change entire town permissions is /town perm town set <name> <permission>
ex. /town perm town set out none  - out is the name, none is the permissions, meaning "out" gets "none" meaning no permissions to outsiders, not even entry into the town
 
to change plot permissions is /town perm plot set <name> <permission>
ex. /town perm plot set town enter  -means your setting the plot permissions for "town" to "enter" so residents can enter but nothing else. remember town mayor and town assistants aren't affected by plot permissions though.
 
Remember, choose your town assistants wisely. They can do everything a mayor can except delete the town.
 
This is the list of MyTown Commands, not all are enabled. http://mytown.mineyourmind.net/mytown/

Yeah I feel your pain Radu, I had a town with several members and they were worried about their stuff and new people trolling and stealing. It took me along time to find out how to use /assignplot
Its really cool though to have everyones land safe and be able to set permissions to the plot and play with players worry free.
 
I did have some people complain that with a plot assigned to me but /town perm plot set town build, they at first could access the ME there and then said they cant anymore.
I don't really believe them but I didn't care about the items in it since I have creative mode so I just unclaimed that plot and reclaimed it and left the plot unassigned so that everyone could do whatever in it.
 
Everyone except the guy complaining was able to build and access the ME in that chunk, and I'm sure he was able to aswell but he wanted assistant rank probably to cause havoc on the town.
 
He kept saying he couldn't access the ME anymore and couldn't build and wanted town assistant rank. I felt it suspicious and so just made that chunk unassigned which was a area for free use by everyone anyways and not really anything they could do to grief the other members.
They could empty the ME but that wasn't a issue to me id just replace the items.
 
He never did empty it and he left a few days after I wouldn't give him assistant rank. Sounds like a griefer to me, assistant is earned not given away like candy.
 
I've never actually figured out how to unassign plot besides unclaiming the chunk and reclaiming. But I've only ever needed to do it once so it isnt a big issue for me.

Hello All!
 
I've scoured this tutorials forum for ComputerCraft tutorials, to see if anyone's done one. I think I saw only one. So, with that said, today I will be doing a tutorial on ComputerCraft. ComputerCraft is a mod that requires creativity. We all have and show this in different ways. With this being said, if you can't grasp the whole ComputerCraft topic the first time around, don't worry! I'm pretty sure first time, it takes everyone a little bit to get used to the whole thing. This tutorial will have screenies of the whole process
 
ComputerCraft Computer Fundamentals
First, there are two types of computers in versions pre 1.7 (We're playing Tekkit main, so there are no command computers in 1.6.4.) These are Regular and Advanced Computers. The only real difference between the two is that Advanced computers can draw text and backgrounds in color, and recieve the events mouse_click, and mouse_drag. However, these aren't important right now x). If you can afford an advanced computer, you can use it, but if you can't a regular computer will do just fine for what we will be doing in this tutorial. (img)
 
When you have your computer, just plop it down anywhere in the world (preferably in a protected spot), and it will boot right into the shell. (img)
 
To get an idea of how programs run, type in
hello this command will write out the words 'Hello World!'. When this program has finished printing it out, you will notice that you can type again. This is because the function that prints the words is still running, so you can't type while it is writing out. (img)
 
The language that the computers use is called lua. If I'm not mistaken, this version of ComputerCraft uses lua version 5.1, maybe 5.2. So, if you want to use a function from the lua language, check out this page! However, let's not get ahead of ourselves. In this post, I will go over some basic lua snippets, so that you know some of the basic things that you can do with computercraft.
 
Lua Fundamentals
Variables: There are two basic variables in lua. These are Strings and Numbers. Think of strings as Words, and Numbers as.. Well.. Numbers. You can't add strings and numbers, because in the alphabet, you can't do 5+v can you? 
 
Strings are like this:
stringname = "Hello world!" Numbers are like this:
numname = 5 If you try to print them, they will return what is on the right side of the equals sign, because when you set a variable, that variable is equal to what you set it to.
print(stringname) -- will return Hello world! print(numname) -- will return 5 If you try to add a string and a number, you will get an error like
attempt to perform arithmetic on string However if you add two numbers, it will return like so:
num1 = 5 num2 = 3 print(num1+num2) -- will return 8, as 5+3 is 8 If you want to add a number to a string, you would do it with concatenation, or putting together of variables. you concatenate with the operator '..'
string = "Number of Cookies in the jar: " number = 5 print(string..number) -- will return Number of Cookies in the jar: 5 If you want to make a number a string, or a string a number, you would do this like so.
string = "5" number = 7 print(tonumber(string)) -- makes the 5 operable by arithmetic (math) print(tostring(number)) -- makes the 7 unoperable by arithmetic (math) If you want to get the user's input via them typing, you have to use the function
input = read() -- variable input can be whatever you want to name it, stores as a string. print(input) -- will print what the user types Harder Functions
The best basic function of lua that I know is the if statement. Without this, you wouldn't be able to ask questions based on what the computer is experiencing, and therefore wouldn't have much of a querying system at all. Think of this code as regular english, because it is regular english.
name = read() -- get the user's input
if name == "fisher" then   print('OMG GUYS ITS THAT COOL GUY WE KNOW NAMED XMEDDERS OMGOMGOMG') else   print('who dat is?') end There are also elseifs. These are like
if name == "fisher" then   print('OMG GUYS ITS THAT COOL GUY WE KNOW NAMED XMEDDERS OMGOMGOMG') elseif name == "slit" or name == "rmtworks" then   print('omg its '..name..' a staff member who is actually tolerant of me lol') else   print('who dat is?') end When you want to do things with the shell (terminal window), you must interface it using the term api. This api has lots of useful functions.
term.clear() -- will clear the screen, but won't put the cursor to the top left (1,1) term.setCursorPos(x,y) -- sets the position of the cursor on the screen (where you will print or write next) term.write("sometexthere") -- will write text on the screen, but won't go to the next line after. term.setBackgroundColor(color) -- sets the background color, but for it to take effect, term.clear() must be called. term.setTextColor(color) -- sets the color of the text that you write with. Math is an api that you might not use alot while starting out as a beginner, but it's worth mentioning x). I have only included to functions, because these are the only two I'd ever imagine a beginner would need.
math.random(lownumber,highnumber) -- returns a random number between the two specified ones. math.sqrt(number) -- returns the square root of a number (can't be a string.) Writing your own Program!
To write your own program, go to your computer and type in
edit <anynamehere> the anynamehere part is the name of your program, and caps matters, I would just keep it lowercase.
another thing I should mention is that if you edit the file startup, the code in that file will happen when the computer is clicked to start or rebooted.
 
From Here, it is just a regular text editor. I will include some sample code out of the basics that we just talked about down below. To exit this editor, you must hit control, then right, then right arrow, then enter. You have successfully viewed your first file in the editor
 
For our basic program, we will create a locking door mechanism customized to your needs
To set this up, you will need to place a door down beside the computer that you are using, like so. (img)
 
Next, click on the computer, and type this in.
edit startup You will be taken to the file, and from there, enter in this code. All lines have an explination. You don't need to include what's after the -- or the --. e.g. you don't have to put
print("hi") -- this prints hi just
print("hi") So, with that said, this is the code for the door!
password = "ilovecookies" -- password to get in time = 3 -- time in seconds to get in the door side = "left" -- usable sides are top, bottom, left, right, front, and back while true do -- loop that runs forever   rs.setOutput(side,false) -- close door   print("What is the password to get in?") -- ask question   input = read("*") -- get user's answer   if input == password then -- you got the pass right     rs.setOutput(side,true) --open door     print("You got the password right!") -- congrats   else -- if wrong     rs.setOutput(side,false) -- close the door     print("Sorry, but that's incorrect!") -- nope lol   end -- end the if statement   sleep(time) -- wait for 'time' end -- end the forever loop. and if you want to disable termination of your door lock, at line 1, put
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw to download this code, click here
or enter in your computer's shell: pastebin get XcmCyFEZ startup
 
Thanks for viewing this. This took alot of effort on my part (if you count moving your fingers for an hour), or if you like this, please drop a like, and if you have any questions/suggestions/comments/snide-remarks, please leave them down in the comments section and I'd be happy to address them x)
 
Thanks-a-million,
XMedders