Lava. It's.... lava.

Bopomkova·7/13/2019 in Suggestions forum

Well, Fearrippers sorta said that I couldn't continue arguing for this while on the LoTR official server, but I'm not on any server. I'm on Wikipedia. He never said anything about that. So... if that was implied, sorry about that?

But anyway, can you (the admins) possibly remove lava? It's sort of incredibly annoying. I don't mean remove it altogether, just remove it underground in biomes that don't really have volcanoes or anything. I, along with many other people, die a LOT from it. I know it's sorta a stupid idea, but maybe remove underground lava? Maybe?

And as I said before, if I wasn't supposed to post this, sorry Fear. Thanks for your time!

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Bopomkova·7/14/2019

Im playing on the official server though

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Bopomkova·7/14/2019

But nice command. I have no idea what it means, but it looks cool

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JJofJ·7/14/2019

This isn't for TOS suggestions, and if it is really that bad use the wonderful thing called fire draught

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Fearripperz·7/15/2019

Or the Belegostian modifier on armour.

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LordCompost·7/15/2019

Or don’t jump in it. How doesn’t one die to lava?

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Minecraftmage113·7/20/2019

I mean, occasionally it can catch you by surprise, but then just carry a bucket of water on you, incredibly versatile, that, can use it as a single item ladder, break large falls, douse fires, etc.

Or getting hit in by filthy orcs, in which case... yeah, sorry, don't really have anything for ya there. the idea of underground enemies is good, but when its coupled with severe environmental hazards such as lava it can get a tad over the top, especially considering you were just mining.

Sorry, but I can't think of much to help you with that. red ent draught obviously, beyond that... just complain to the ToS admins, you might be able to pull off keepInventory, there are a fair amount of servers that have it, and provided rules are established considering PvP it has very little negative effect on gameplay.

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A Fandom user·8/12/2019

HubToo wrote:
I made a tool that can do that.
You would place yourself in your Minecraft region files directory and use the command:

RegionScanner --replace b,minecraft:lava,AMBIANT/b,minecraft:flowing_lava,AMBIANT --from path/to/level.dat *.mca

All existing lava would be replaced by the most represented surrounding non-lava blocks (or by whatever block you specify instead of AMBIANT).
You could use a mod such as ChunkGen to pre-generate chunks in region files before using RegionScanner.
I'll probably release the tool this week-end.

YOU made that?

It’s been labeled as one of the most useless mods ever.

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TheblueWizard·8/12/2019

Quote:

YOU made that?

It’s been labeled as one of the most useless mods ever.

First off, that is quite rude, so please don't go around insulting people. Secondly, it does the exact job that the person here was looking for, so it is the exact mod that would have been used had said individual been in survival. Please keep yourself civil.

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A Fandom user·8/12/2019

Quote:

YOU made that?

It’s been labeled as one of the most useless mods ever.

Aside from what the other poster already said (about it being rude to say say) I can think of numerous situations that could be useful.

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HubToo·8/12/2019

Thanks guys.

To explain things a bit more, this is not a mod but a standalone program, independent of Minecraft / Forge, which is able to analyze and process region files, and most peculiarly to fix many of the things that could go wrong with them. It can do much much more than just removing lava.

Thus it's not targeted at users but at server owners and admins.

Besides that, this utility can also operate on a scale that would be unthinkable with tools like WorldEdit.

I designed it to be able to use the General Structures set of region files in a future server, processing more than 3 GB in hundreds of region files. Along with another utility that I'm planning it may well be a solution to bring major structures to most servers in the short term.

So, probably the most useless thing ever indeed...

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What do you think?