Fast & Furious in the Minecraft World(short Animation)! Please check it out!

Started by jleewiz373, September 19, 2015

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Posted September 19, 2015

I've started a new youtube channel dedicated to recreating awesome movies in the minecraft world!

My first one is Fast & Furious. Please check it out and Like if you like! Comment if you wish and please subscribe as there will be more!

Thanks!

JLee

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  By jredfox · Posted 18 minutes ago
  
  if your not going to help why do you waist my time. I simply asked how do I fool the game into thinking that the player has re-logged into the world or has died fully? By playerdata I refer to the entire players stats, nbt and other stuff written to the disk that I attempt to grab and try to update, the entire playerdata is updated on relog into world and on death. So by playerdata I mean the stats you wanted me to stop calling it NBT since it is nbt reading/writing just across a file on world re-log and packets
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  By diesieben07 · Posted 3 hours ago
  
  Please stop referring to this concept of "playerdata". It only exists on disk, which we do not care about.
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  By diesieben07 · Posted 3 hours ago
  
  Don't hijack other people's threads. Make your own thread and actually describe your issue properly.
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