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« on: January 10, 2016, 08:41:57 pm »
Why is this removed?
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« on: January 06, 2016, 04:27:54 pm »
Seriously though... You spend so much time looking for a new host, new domain. New website. I'm right here offering you my own and I'm not even asking for much to change. I'm seriously wide open.
 Wow, I see myself there in the background
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« on: January 06, 2016, 03:15:52 pm »
he personaly doesn't think WoW modding and real money should be connected Tbh I share this opinion (as if someone cares), even though I wouln't force it.
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« on: January 06, 2016, 02:53:58 pm »
The new site is better in any way, you can just deny it but it is the truth, period. It splits the community when things are presented that way. It kind of sounds like " their website is better than yours", turning it into a personal confrontation. The approach should be "which website is more useful for the modding community in both short and long terms?"
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« on: January 06, 2016, 02:36:16 pm »
Смердокрыл, there is so much more about modding than just doing it. We need more attention to the scene, more activity and interested programmers who want to develop tools. There is almost no interested programmers here. Maybe a 2-3 guys. We need to catch up with recent expansions and whatnot. <...> Well, then shouldn't this "omg what's happening to modding" discussion be about that, rather than which wesite is better? Modcraft is a community. Help is offerd by members. So if you dont get an answer it is the fault of the people running Modcraft? That's not what I meant. What I meant is (as I just answered to Skarn above) that arguing about websites is a waste of time, which could be spent on more useful things, like answering questions. In the moment Magnus offerd help and work on moving the site to his already existing root server. We also have some time several top level domains to get away from the superparanoid thing.Then we can also activate again the shoutbox. It is not gone becaus we dont wnted it. The hoster just turned it off becaus it created to much traffic When all that (and maybe some additions, like the "projects" thing on mc.net) is done/fixed, Modcraft will possibly be the website mc.net is trying to be, or even better. I NEVER got an offer that some one wants to help making the site better. If that is true then it's sad. And it would prove people often just want to lead that to help. [paragraph:1aomy69k]The newcomers are just scared away.[/paragraph:1aomy69k]
explanation please. I help everyone I can to get started. Thats why I did the tutorial to get people fast up and running and protect them to avoid the common problems you can run into. I even do often temaviewer session to setup environment for beginners. I meant that the design of mc.net is kind of more friendly than modcraft. Generally the "forum-only" websites often feel like a closed unwelcoming community. I mean, you open the website and the first thing you see is people talking to each other about something you don't understand at all. No greeting posts, no proper explanations what the website is about.
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« on: January 06, 2016, 12:56:25 pm »
Hey!
I saw this giant battlefield and decided to write something, because I love giving my opinion when it's not needed.
Firstly I wanna talk about the design of both websites. It's something not many people notice as an important thing, but trust me it is.
I believe all websites can be divided into a number of types. For example, there are those programming websites which you stumble upon, looking to fix something on your computer, and can't understand a fucking word there. Also, there are those isolated forgotten websites of really old games or forum rp, where the last post was made in, like, 2012.
Due to it's "forum-only" pragmatic design and gloomy colours, Modcraft looks like a mix of these two. Yes, it provides a more professional atmosphere, but only for the experienced modders. The newcomers are just scared away.
Another thing is that the absence of a shoutbox and the complicated-looking private messaging and comment posting all create a feel of tedious waiting every time you ask a question here. That is also bad for beginner modders, because when you just start, you are like a small kid: you have a fucking tonn of new stupid questions every hour and you desperately want them answered.
From all I described above, it just looks like modcraft is the strictly professional website for masters of the dark arts, while mc.net is a modding community for everyone.
Secondly, but much more important is that, looking at your argument, I have to agree this is a dick fight between the leaders. Some people (on both sides, I have to remark) imagine the whole thing as a certain project they organise, and forget that it's not about solving social problems but about modding a game!
Do you know why I made that "Do stuff" picture? Because I had to bump a topic at least two fucking times to get some kind of a reply! And surprisingly enough, there still is a giant fucking pile of unanswered questions which no-one bothers to look at! Maybe you could go help those people instead of exercising public speeches here? And I'm addressing all speakers, because the goall isn't for someone to have a better website, but for all of us to have a better modding, and if you truly want to help the community evolve, then actually "Do stuff" instead of posing as a modding Messiah or a keeper of traditions.
Thanks for attention.
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« on: January 05, 2016, 01:36:21 am »
Got every thing on the Computer  Seems not
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« on: December 30, 2015, 11:13:28 am »
Use CASCExplorer selecting an online beta storage
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« on: December 29, 2015, 09:16:56 pm »
Could you share a listfile, please?
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« on: December 26, 2015, 11:15:01 am »
Maybe changing playerbytes?
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« on: December 16, 2015, 06:18:20 pm »
Like the beginner tutorial. Best. Advertisement. Ever.
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« on: December 16, 2015, 06:09:54 pm »
Oh, this reminds me of myself a lot.. I saw Shelldon's Lordaeron and got quite impressed, so came here, and just as the author, I was absolutely unable to do ANYTHING at all, and was just asking people to do it for me. But, as it turned out, most of the stuff is quite easy, and those things you want to do can be learned in a day or two.
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« on: December 10, 2015, 08:54:30 pm »
they only think about end content end content *profit
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« on: December 05, 2015, 11:32:07 am »
Please map the four numbers to the four names yourself. It really isn't hard. It isnt, but there should be five numbers. Hair, Hair colour, Skin colour, Face and Facial features
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« on: December 05, 2015, 10:59:54 am »
$a= ($z>>24)&0xff;
$b= ($z>>16)&0xff;
$c= ($z>>8)&0xff;
$d= ($z>>0)&0xff;
$z = ($a<<24) | ($b<<16) | ($c<<8) | ($d<<0);
Which of these are what? I mean skin color, facial features, etc.
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