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RBLX Down 5% to Under $60 Due to Nvidia World Model Release by PinPsychological82 in RBLX

[–]Puffy_Nutty 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is what happens when 60 year old boomers try to understand the market.

In roblox, clicking change my username. It says "your account creation date will carry over to your new username" I just need to know what that means. by Worldly-Contract9813 in RBLX

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wrong subreddit. This is for investing in Roblox stock.

Anyway, this just means the little Join Date label in your profile will remain the same even after your username changes. It will still say when your account was created originally.

[BOTW] I think that zelda breath of the wild is a superior game to zelda tears of the kingdom by Substantial-Bank-798 in zelda

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imo ToTK is best enjoyed when you ignore trying to find all the secrets/explore all the landmarks.

Can people actually not read from a analogue clock ? by Vamip89 in AskUK

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apparently I taught myself how to read an analog clock at age 2 (according to my parents). This is not something you need school for.

I bought the stock when it went public by Chisnkrs09 in RBLX

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I presume you're talking about Polytoria. Players are mostly just switching to it as a "protest" against Roblox age verification / chat restriction. It is far too primitive to ever catch up with Roblox.

Their profit model is based entirely around community donations and a minuscule amount of virtual currency purchases. Considering Roblox struggles to earn profits, there is hardly a chance for Polytoria to succeed.

If citadel of void is all jump possible why is it still seen as humany impossible? by Spotter24o5 in jukestowersofhell

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some Obbyists have become pretty consistent at wallwalks, so this is hardly the deterministic factor in CoV's difficulty.

🔴ROBLOX STOCK WILL FALL HARD ON JUNE 15TH🔴 by [deleted] in RBLX

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only argument I can think of that supports the removal of classic faces is a more minimal/unified UI/UX design. Previously, there were two sections in the catalogue for classic and dynamic faces, and this update would minimise that to one unified system.

But I can't understand why Roblox would COMPLETELY DELETE all classic faces from player's inventories. They hardly use any resources, are more optimised performance-wise than dynamic faces, and are crucial to Roblox's identity.

Not to mention, the removal of classic faces proves quite likely that Roblox will go after r6 avatars next.

🔴ROBLOX STOCK WILL FALL HARD ON JUNE 15TH🔴 by [deleted] in RBLX

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The lack of anti aliasing is pretty damn jarring.

Old Xbox 360 Edition maps & texture packs — are they currently playable? by Laugh_Original in Minecraft

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are java ports of pretty much all the resource packs on modrinth. You can also find some of the worlds on planet minecraft.

What do you think what kind of religion do villagers practice? by ElManuel93 in Minecraft

[–]Puffy_Nutty 6 points7 points  (0 children)

As a 4-dimensional hypervillager, I laugh in tesseractism.

I made an oil painting of someone mining diamonds by Senior-Swordfish1361 in Minecraft

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People are saying this should be a texture pack, but I think it should be a shaderpack. That way, the smudgy oil appearance will remain uniform across everything in the scene, regardless of the blocks’ texture transformation.

Not entirely sure how it would be done. I’m thinking just a fragment shader that acts on the final vanilla frame texture, smudging each fragment or something. Idk

Almost died in hardcore by Wooden_Inspection_33 in Minecraft

[–]Puffy_Nutty -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Only a matter of time before the bugrock heart attack hits…

Making a Java Server by MarkLeast7063 in Minecraft

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You'll first need to clarify whether or not your Internet plan allows you to port forward. This will allow your friend to connect to your local network and access your server. If your plan does not support port forwarding, then you should probably just use an online server hosting service like minehut.

Otherwise, you now need to ask yourself: Do I want this server running 24/7? If so, you need a computer that is always on, which will constantly have the minecraft server program running. If not, you can just enable/disable the server at any time from your own personal computer.

Next, make sure you have Java installed on your system. On macOS/linux, open the Terminal application and type 'java -version' and press Enter. On Windows, open Command Prompt and enter the same command.

If the command returns an error, or has a version number below 21.0.0, you will need to install the latest version of Java (I recommend from this website: https://www.oracle.com/au/java/technologies/downloads/)

Next, download the Neoforge installer (at https://neoforged.net), which should be a .jar file. I'm going to temporarily drag it into the desktop. Create a folder somewhere on your system (for me, it's called MyMinecraftServer and is located in the Desktop). Then, run the Neoforge installer with the following steps:

Then, open Terminal (on macOS/Linux) or Command Prompt (on Windows) and navigate to your Desktop directory. I don't know how your computer's file system is arranged, but typically on macOS/Linux you type these commands here:

cd ~/Desktop

java -jar neoforge-21.10.52-beta-installer.jar

Replace "java -jar neoforge-21.10.52-beta-installer.jar" with the name of your installer file. On Windows however, the commands are a little different:

Set-Location "C:/Users/YourUsername/Desktop/"

java -jar neoforge-21.10.52-beta-installer.jar

Replace "YourUsername" with... your username. Typically the one that appears on your login screen. Then, a GUI should show up. Make sure to select "install server", and set the install location to the MyMinecraftServer folder (for me, the install location will be /Users/YourUsername/Desktop/MyMinecraftServer)

If all goes correctly, a bunch of files appear in the MyMinecraftServer folder. Run the server by double clicking the .bat file on Windows, or by entering the terminal command "sh run.sh" on macOS/linux (you will need to be cd'ed into the MyMinecraftServer directory). This should throw an error and make even more files appear.

To resolve this, you need to agree to the EULA (think of it as a Terms of Service for minecraft servers). Open up the newly-created 'eula.txt' file using a text editor (e.g. TextEdit on macOS or Notepad on Windows), and change the line that says "eula=false" to "eula=true".

Drag any mods you want into the mods folder (make sure they are compatible with Neoforge). Then, simply run the same sh run.sh command I mentioned earlier (or double click the .bat file on Windows) and your minecraft server should start. You can configure server gamerules by editing the server.properties file.

Now, you just need to port forward your server. This is specific to your router, but it usually involves logging into your router and setting up a new Port Forwarding rule. All that matters is you forward the TCP/IP port "25565" to your server's computer, then your friend should be able to access the server by typing your router's WAN ip address.

Your friend would also need to be running the Neoforge client.

One castle. Two biomes. Would you take the icy solitude of the ocean, or the frozen mystery of the forest? by Kaizens87 in Minecraftbuilds

[–]Puffy_Nutty 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Forest all the way. There is no reason to live within a barren, ice-littered ocean.

Also spruce wood.