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November 15, 2019 by cubepack

What is a Minecraft server?

We all play games in our free time to remove all the stress and tension of life. Playing games provide us decent fun, which is always wanted by our body and brain to work again in life. Offices where we all work to get all the decent money to run our life, always bring lots of discomfort to our body by sitting so much and also hitting our mental health, so it is better to play some games which can help us to get some decent refreshment which is always wanted by us. The game-like Minecraft is an excellent choice to play on mobile, especially in free time. If you love to make all the wordily things, then the game must suit your likings of making things in the game.

In this game, you can make anything to amuse yourself, which means you can construct the house, make the vehicle of your design, and so on in the game. This is quite a fun-loving game, and you need to use your brain to make all the unique items in the game. 

The game is also available for multiplayer gaming, in which you can add tons of servers in the game. Many gamers of the world want to play the game along with their family members and friends who can give all the thrill and adventure of playing the same at a single time. This type of gaming always provides a decent activity, which is still suitable for competitions in life. Below I will show you some points which may help you to make the perfect server for the game like Minecraft.

  • The developers of the game beautifully design the game, and they also try to give all the best of gaming experience by providing features like multiplayer gaming in the game. For to play the game in a multiplayer mode, you can do many things like adding some server in the game, which is always wanted by the game to provide you multiplayer gaming experience in the mobile or the computers.
  • For to add servers in the game you need to find some reliable sources which will not affect your computer and mobile performance, their so many hackers exist in this world who always seeking a chance to enter your networks to malfunction all the program of the game and the other essential features of the equipment and mobile also. So it is highly necessary to use only those servers in the game which has all the assurance of providing the safe gaming in the game. Add only those person whom you personally only. Don’t ever allow the unknown people in multiplayer gaming mode, which can cause severe damage to computers and mobile phones.

Finally I can say that all the words given above is sufficient to provide you ample help in making the secure servers for the multiplayer gaming experience for Minecraft game. Just follow all the tips and basics given in the article to start secure playing in the Minecraft game. 

August 20, 2019 by cubepack

Minecraft Thor Hammer?

I thought the trident in Minecraft is very similar to mjölnir aka Thor’s hammer so I started searching for resource packs replacing the trident with Thor’s hammer. I wasn’t able to find one so I thought that I might as well do it myself, so I created a 3D model of Thor’s hammer and replace the trident with it and it worked pretty good except two things:

1. Your player doesn’t actually hold it by the handle, so if you go in F5 it looks weird.

2. Once you actually throw it it turns back into the trident model, so when it’s stuck in a wall for example, Thor’s hammer isn’t in the wall it’s the trident.

I also added storm breaker into it, I just replaced the diamond axe with it. Just looking for some help. I’ll see if I can share the link to the download if you want it but I’m not exactly sure how.

July 27, 2019 by cubepack

Minecraft Demo

Today I tried to access my Minecraft account but I forgot the password so I changed it and when I logged back in it was in demo mode even though it wasn’t the last time I played it, because I bought it.

One of the possible reasons for this happening is that I’m not using the email I used when I bought the game, I just changed it a long time ago when I tried to change it back to the original email it said it was denied.

So it looks like something is wrong with accounts and it’s forcing my Minecraft in demo mode. Did anyone experienced that? Is there a fix?

July 14, 2019 by cubepack

Minecraft low FPS?

So I hosted a lan session, Minecraft server, with only one friend and I have a pretty powerful computer, nVidia RTX 2080, Intel Core I7 8086k 4GHz and minecraft client usually runs at about 1000 FPS. However, when my friend joined it went to 40 FPS.

Any ideas? Should I try optifine? Does anyone else hosting Minecraft servers have the same issue? If so did you sort it out?

Btw we’re hosting 1.8 Minecraft servers cause they’re the best.

July 5, 2019 by cubepack

Moving survival base?

I just started playing after watching some pewdiepie and realizing how much stuff has changed in past few years, it’s awesome. I hadn’t played since it first launched on the console and now I’m on the java edition so it’s like a whole new Minecraft game for me. I love it.

I just created a really nice base that I really like a lot but I’ve went on long journeys and my Minecraft seed is kinda bad. But I didn’t know if it was possible to like copy my home base and then paste it on a new seed, can that be done? I saw some stuff like World Edit etc but that’s only for Multiplayer servers? I’m playing offline in single player.

July 4, 2019 by cubepack

The best Steam Controller configuration

I map as many buttons to the controller as possible. I do this to make playing easy.

I set scroll wheel for toolbar and scrolling menu.

Bumpers are for loading and saving toolbar in creative mode. I figured loading is used more frequently than saving, so I put loading toolbar on right bumper.

I also map jumping to left grip, so that you can jump while aiming.

The keyboard is buggy though, it inputs 2 letters with one press. It will be better if the bug is fixed.

Note that you can add other controls to the radial menu.

June 17, 2019 by cubepack

Unable to find buried treasure chests?

I’m playing on a Minecraft realm my friend made recently (made sometime after the aquatic update) I’ve used two different treasure maps I’ve found and am unable to find the chest for either of them I even resorted to using the locate command to find the exact coordinates of both, and dug down to bedrock at both locations without a chest being there Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

I’m tired of wasting water breathing and night vision potions only to find bedrock and I’m kinda getting tired of this…

Is it possible that we lost our stuff?

April 18, 2019 by cubepack

Having issues configuring my Minecraft server! Need Help!

So I have a physical server that I have purchased and loaded Ubuntu on. I have the Minecraft server setup and I can connect to it myself, however the issue is getting other to connect. I have attempted the port forwarding and made multiple restarts as well as allowing exceptions through my firewall both on this PC and the Ubuntu server. Any thoughts? I use a Netgear Nighthawk X10 router and have Verizon.

March 30, 2019 by cubepack

Any advice to get better at building?

I see people build detailed structures, and really want to do that too, but I don’t know where to start. Has anyone got any advice to build better?

Don’t look no more:

  • Watch some you tubers who explain how they do it and steps to take, its helped me a ton. Grian is my personal favorite for building stuff
  • Looking at other people’s structures help! I’d suggest checking out the minecraft tag on tumblr. Or looking at a few servers to see their buildings! 🙂
  • Try different shapes! Not every building has to be symmetrical. Don’t always build box houses
  • Find inspiration and experiment A LOT!
March 28, 2019 by cubepack

Packing Cube Alternatives

Packing folders: Packing folders are very rigid, which makes them good for things like business shirts and slacks. They are worth a try depending on your travel needs. I had purchased one years ago before my first backpacking trip, but when it came time to pack up and go, I left it behind.

Compression bags: These bags can reduce the space your stuff takes up by compressing the contents. They are great for things like puffy jackets and bulky clothing items. At HPL we compared four different brands of compression sacks so you can choose the right one.

Shoe bags: Shoe sized bags that protect your clothing from the soles of your shoes. Some people use them for laptop and camera cables and chargers instead. They’re also good for undergarments.

Zipper pouches: I tend to use an extremely lightweight zipper pouch for socks and underwear, and I also pack a 2nd one to store my dirty clothes.