💻︱programming

[silent quail]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING 🦃

[terse slate]

intreresting way to declare var in C++.
Replace that:

auto str = "Hello World!";

to:

auto str {"Hello World"};

btw, u can use auto to automatically set data-type for var

[brisk badge]

Using auto is generally not recommended due to readability

[terse slate]

ok

[quiet arrow]

"Why isn't it working?" - me for the past hour 😭
Bottom one was the one my program was trying to do

[meager grail]

Does anyone know how to fix a custom persona skin pack being empty im trying to make a custom geometry skin

[honest heath]

hey :3

[formal arch]

remove .png from custom and 1Mil

[meager grail]

1Mil? You mean bionic bens capes

Cuz im not using his capes im using the create your own 4d skins by bionic ben on block bench

[formal arch]

then idk

[meager grail]

Ok

[quasi oasis]

Ily

[hallow oasis]

fyi, it's useless in most servers because they do not accept self made skins, including cubecraft

[humble gull]

fr

[weary shuttle]

what?

[quiet arrow]

patat

[quiet arrow]

who here doing advent of code

[spring tiger]

I am, though I am not doing it daily since I don't really have the energy rn

I'm using it as an opportuntiy to do C++

[quiet arrow]

Cool cool, I did the first two in go. But was planning to switch to C++, had like one class in school and want to use it a bit more :v

[brisk badge]

Oooh that looks fun imma join tomorrow

[lusty pagoda]

anyone knows wtf is this?

i keep getting spammed

[spring tiger]

Are you running anything?

[lusty pagoda]

No

Today it did not appear despite opening 3 applications simultaneously

However yesterday I didn't open anything yet I was spammed by it

[spring tiger]

since it mentions realtek it is likely an issue with one of your audio drivers

[lusty pagoda]

no longer happens (for some reason). In case it does what should I do?

[spring tiger]

probably can ignore it

[opal flint]

LOL

[quiet arrow]

Ditch the windows, embrace the penguin. The time to convert is now, you can still save yourself from the clutches of bloated software and constant security concerns.
Bid farewell to the constraints of closed-source systems, and let the penguin guide you towards a computing experience that prioritizes efficiency, privacy, and a sense of community. The future of computing is open, and it's time to be part of the revolution.

[lusty pagoda]

Moral of the story: convert to Linux?

[calm sparrow]

Yes

Linux 💪

[brisk badge]

If you want to spend half an hour on downloading an app and then 4 days on debugging these kinds of dialogs: yes!

[lusty pagoda]

How much is the app big?

The size?

[brisk badge]

I was kidding; Linux is quite hard to use in comparison to Windows or macos

[quiet arrow]

Meh, it's really not that hard

[lusty pagoda]

Fesa will throw me in an endless loop of confusion

[quiet arrow]

🤭

[calm sparrow]

The user-friendlyness depends on the distro you choose

There is a lot of documentation around common issues though

[quiet arrow]

If you use mint, ubuntu or similar you'll even get a nice GUI installer and probably have no issues

Only issue I had with ubuntu was installing dotnet versios- lol

[calm sparrow]

I messed up my nvidia drivers once and had to reinstall ubuntu

But that is pretty much it

[steep dagger]

Best thing about Linux imo is installing stuff

It takes a fraction of the time and stuff is actually installed to a reasonable location

but I do hate penguins so I had to neutralise them

[open needle]

I too, started in Roblox Studio. Its one of the best place to start in my opinion ( for game development of course ). When I became good at it I started learning C# ( Unity and Visual Studio )

[open needle]

What did penguins do to you

[quiet arrow]

Me when sudo pacman -Syu has 20 update every day
It is 0 effort tho

Scratch

Was the first one I used. Then the Python IDE included in the installer, which is not an IDE at all but hey, then vs code; now nvim or IntelliJ for Java

[unborn dust]

Linux is nice for hosting servers.

😄

[steep dagger]

at school we used this online python runner that was actually the slowest thing on earth

and it was always python 2 instead of 3 because that was premium or something

[quiet arrow]

My condolences

[lusty pagoda]

I actually code java on NetBeans IDE and on paper

[steep dagger]

before I knew what I was doing I was looking for an ide to use at home

and I fr installed eclipse 💀

and of course eclipse is a buggy mess

I could have chosen anything else and had a better time

eclipse is on the same level as xcode

[vernal iron]

java on paper is a mental illness

do you write boiler plate when you are doing it on paper too? 💀

[quiet arrow]

I'd rather do Java on paper than python where whitespace matters and I have to go align stuff

Which was an exam I had, not fun ..

[brisk badge]

there will be a day where i will be able to draw curly braces succesfully.

[spring tiger]

I don't mind indentation requirements in programming due to readability but to make you do that in a written exam is absurd

The extent of "programming" I did in written exams before university was psudeocode only

[quiet arrow]

Ye...

[brisk badge]

i just dont get why you would take a computer science exam on paper at all

like okay, when its only theory, but why are you tested on writing code on paper

[quiet arrow]

No it makes sense. But writing actual code from a real program language makes no sense

It's semantics anyway. They all do the same in the end

[brisk badge]

but why not in a text editor??

[quiet arrow]

Now I am wishing to have anything on paper. Everything is on laptops and I hate it

[wise hound]

first, you need to fix the spelling of the word "successfully" and then you can draw you curly braces

[brisk badge]

typing is hard enough

i think im mature enough to not fix your typo in that sentence

[wise hound]

im sorry 😦

[ivory flume]

this might be the stupidest thing to ask but

how can I run a c++ code in vscode

I'm about to go insane

I already downloaded required compiler

but I still cannot

because apparently the directory can't be found and well, I can't find it either

I've been searching youtube but I can't find anything

[ivory flume]

I think I did it..?

[quiet arrow]

You have to compile it, I'd recommend just learning to do it via the command line. Can be the one integrated in vscode

It'll be something like <your compiler> file.cpp -o out if you're not using any 3rd party libs at least

I have to add which version I use, cause it defaults to a super old one with -std=c++<version>

[vocal night]

Fix your servers please

[brisk badge]

What compiler did you download?

Did you try if they're correctly installed?

[ivory flume]

g++ thingie

I forgor the name

they kinda work?

[brisk badge]

Does it give an error when you do g++ --version in the command prompt?

@ivory flume

[ivory flume]

it doesn't, but it has some issues with dir

[brisk badge]

Does it throw any error messages?

[ivory flume]

cc1plus no such file or directory

[vernal iron]

by not using vscode, get vs 2022 smh

[brisk badge]

Did you use msys64?

[ivory flume]

ja

[ivory flume]

I did, but I got confused and deleted it

[vernal iron]

it literally took me 3 hours and multiple attempts to get gcc to work

[vernal iron]

its not that hard lmao, just follow a tutorial

you feel like a peasant trying to do any kind of debugging on vscode

[sharp crystal]

i hate wordpress

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[steep dagger]

people hate WordPress because they don't understand wordpress

it takes years to build a relationship with it

a mutual tolerance like no other

[subtle thorn]

i hate wordpress

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[sharp crystal]

I LITERALLY UNDERSTAND IT

[steep dagger]

give it 5 years

[sharp crystal]

😭😭

[steep dagger]

my colleague has been doing it for 8 years and he likes WordPress

that's proof for you bro

[quiet arrow]

Gecondoleerd

[cinder talon]

Hello who can give the computer language cubecraft use

[quiet arrow]

Java

[gleaming raptor]

☕

[quiet arrow]

[ebon swift]

the scilence is too loud (joke)

[full wolf]

Dear Cubecraft staff,
Is there any way you guys would be willing to share with me data regarding the probability distributions of the various lucky blocks in bedrock lucky islands? This would save me a ton of time from conducting trials on my own. I plan on using this data to help document the game, create feedback, and develop other projects about lucky islands. I completely understand if this is something wanted to be kept secret or is very infeasible to share. Thank you for considering my request.

[steep dagger]

how much java would you like in your tea?

[sharp crystal]

I'd like 50 grams of java in my tea

[quiet arrow]

I think it works with weights, so there isn't really a % for something to drop

[full wolf]

If you could tell me how each drop is weighted, I should be able to figure out the probability. For example, if a specific drop has a weight of 2 and the sum of all the weights is 5, its drop rate would be 2/5, right? BTW, thank you for being awesome with reviewing all my bug reports 🙂

[quiet arrow]

I'm not entirely sure that's how weighted systems works. Would need an actual dev to respond for that one, but I don't think it's that simple.

We probably also aren't able to give a full list, it's not stored in an easily shareable format (I think these are hardcoded 🤭)

And no worries! That's what the QA team is here for

[gleaming raptor]

Are you from Foxrock?

[full wolf]

No

[gleaming raptor]

oh

[urban shell]

Does anyone here know anything about q# ?

[quiet arrow]

q# 🤔

[urban shell]

its a quantum language ik its a long shot

was just curious

[quiet arrow]

I've only ever used python and lisp when going to talks about it

[brisk badge]

That's about everything I knew about it haha

[urban shell]

Oh ok lol I have been reaching out to professors and people I know but I want to gather as much info as I can. If you could put me in contact with anyone you know who might be of use that would be great!

[wise hound]

  playSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3" || ("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3" || "Water-Resistant.mp3"), true);
});
onEvent("stop", "click", function( ) {
  stopSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3");
  stopSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3");
  stopSound("Water-Resistant.mp3");
});

(ignore the sooper long names of stuff)

im tryin to figure out how to make the code stuff choose one of the 3 songs (FAR OUT, Solar Eclipses, or Water Resistant) at random but i cant seem to get it to work

only thing it plays is FAR OUT

*btw this is javascript

[wise hound]

nvm i found a workaround

var songName = getText("songSelector");
reset();

//Play Music 
onEvent("start", "click", function( ) {
  if (songName == "FAR OUT - Tokyo Machine") {
    playSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3", true);
  } else {
    if (songName == "Solar Eclipses - Hollywood Principle") {
      playSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3", true);
    } else {
      if (songName == "Water Resistant - Anamanaguchi") {
        playSound("Water-Resistant.mp3", true);
      }
    }
  }
  if (songName == "Choose a Song") {
    playSound("erro.mp3", false);
  }
});

//Stop Music
onEvent("stop", "click", function( ) {
  stopSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3");
  stopSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3");
  stopSound("Water-Resistant.mp3");
  onEvent("songSelector", "change", function( ) {
    stopSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3");
    stopSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3");
    stopSound("Water-Resistant.mp3");
  });
});

//Variable Reset Function
function reset() {
  onEvent("songSelector", "change", function( ) {
    songName = getText("songSelector");
  });
}

(added comments for no reason)

but it doesnt choose random songs (needs to select) but it works at least

[minor roost]

try playSound(["Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3" , "Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3","Water-Resistant.mp3"][Math.floor(Math.random()*3)], true);

[wise hound]

Alr ill try that next time

[quiet arrow]

Does js not have this?

if () {
} else if () {
} else if () {
} else {
}

You'll probably also want to track which song is playing instead of stopping all songs you have all the time :)

[vocal night]

it does

[quiet arrow]

fieuw

[steep dagger]

gotta make those song names variables bro

[vocal night]

Should put them into a map or something

[spring tiger]

songs = for file in folder if file ends with mp3

[long gust]

I recommend using a switch case due to its performance than if-else

[long gust]

Replace this,

onEvent("start", "click", function( ) {
  if (songName == "FAR OUT - Tokyo Machine") {
    playSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3", true);
  } else {
    if (songName == "Solar Eclipses - Hollywood Principle") {
      playSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3", true);
    } else {
      if (songName == "Water Resistant - Anamanaguchi") {
        playSound("Water-Resistant.mp3", true);
      }
    }
  }
  if (songName == "Choose a Song") {
    playSound("erro.mp3", false);
  }
});

with this,

onEvent("start", "click", () => {
  switch (songName) {
    case "FAR OUT - Tokyo Machine":
      playSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3", true);
      break;
    case "Solar Eclipses - Hollywood Principle":
      playSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3", true);
      break;
    case "Water Resistant - Anamanaguchi":
      playSound("Water-Resistant.mp3", true);
      break;
    case "Choose a Song":
      playSound("erro.mp3", false);
      break;
    default:
      // something else
      break;
  }
});

[brisk badge]

The performance gain is very minimal with so few items

If you rename the mp3 files to the exact song name, you don't need to check for the name at all

[quiet arrow]

If you need that performance difference, you're better off switching to a different language 😝

[long gust]

yeah just helping out @wise hound because his nesting is weird

[long gust]

Right about the song name

[vale nest]

I am a Minecraft Thumbnail Maker DM me if You Want One

[quiet arrow]

Yes

There is a case study on CubeCraft on their website I think 🤭

[sharp crystal]

dedicated server ofcourse

a vps usually isnt strong enough

[spring tiger]

Not likely

[quiet arrow]

Copilot 💪

[sharp crystal]

thats what i experience every day with copilot

[quiet arrow]

It's so helpful

[vernal iron]

can't wait for AI to kill computer science!

[quiet arrow]

My biggest nitpick with it, is that it stops lsp suggestions from displaying

[blazing matrix]

Why are y’all so smart 😭

[terse slate]

public class Program {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        double PI = Math.PI; // 3.14
        double square = Math.sqrt(25); // 5
        System.out.println(PI  + "\n" + square);
    }
}

[spring obsidian]

ñ?

[terse slate]

what

[vocal night]

Do people actually use \n instead of just using a new println?

[quiet arrow]

Yes, a lot of languages also don't have automatic new lines in printf (or similar)

[vocal night]

I can understand if the language doesnt have it built in. But in Java?

[brisk badge]

It saves an extra statement

[vocal night]

ig

[wispy swift]

.

[blazing matrix]

Y’all way to talented

[open needle]

Helloooooo :>

[dreamy arrow]

var songName = getText("songSelector");
reset();

//Play Music 
onEvent("start", "click", function( ) {
  if (songName == "FAR OUT - Tokyo Machine") {
    playSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3", true);
  } else {
    if (songName == "Solar Eclipses - Hollywood Principle") {
      playSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3", true);
    } else {
      if (songName == "Water Resistant - Anamanaguchi") {
        playSound("Water-Resistant.mp3", true);
      }
    }
  }
  if (songName == "Choose a Song") {
    playSound("erro.mp3", false);
  }
});

//Stop Music
onEvent("stop", "click", function( ) {
  stopSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3");
  stopSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3");
  stopSound("Water-Resistant.mp3");
  onEvent("songSelector", "change", function( ) {
    stopSound("Tokyo-Machine---FAR-OUT-(VIP)--Monstercat-Release-.mp3");
    stopSound("Solar-Eclipses-ft.-Dr.-Awkward.mp3");
    stopSound("Water-Resistant.mp3");
  });
});

//Variable Reset Function
function reset() {
  onEvent("songSelector", "change", function( ) {
    songName = getText("songSelector");
  });
}

[steep dagger]

why is bro pasting that code again

[wise hound]

to look smart 🤓

[wise hound]

im dumb

[long gust]

@wise hound what js app are u building actually

[lusty pagoda]

for(int year=0;year<mylife.length;i++){
if(mylife[year] instance of IsMiserable)
break;
}

BUILD STOPPED SUCCESFFULY ! (19 years)

[brisk badge]

Hey at least it doesn't include your current age

[inner mango]

anyone know what this means?

[grim whale]

anyone know the best application for website making

with html

[quiet arrow]

There is probably a mod incompatible with optifabric

Fabric should give quite detailed crash reports

In their own window

[lusty pagoda]

It does

[steep dagger]

that depends massively on what you want it to do

[silent quail]

MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎄🎄

[wise hound]

idk either

[glossy phoenix]

MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🎄🎄

[paper void]

Yeah merry Christmas

[terse slate]

import javax.script.ScriptEngine;
import javax.script.ScriptEngineManager;
import javax.script.ScriptException;

public class ScriptEngineExample {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        ScriptEngineManager manager = new ScriptEngineManager();
        ScriptEngine engine = manager.getEngineByName("python");

        try {
            engine.eval("print('Hello, Python!(From java, naturally ;))')");
        } catch (ScriptException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

bruh moment

Java is universal language

That can execute javascript, python, ruby and php code with ScriptEngine

[spring tiger]

That sounds like a nightmare

[tranquil ice]

Probably ought to use Graal instead of jython, if that's what you're using

[somber quarry]

interesting...

[minor roost]

Hello

[quiet arrow]

Heya!

[signal berry]

Looks confusing

[full fable]

Hello guys

[lusty pagoda]

are there getters and setters in c++ just like java?

[surreal rain]

Getters and setters are just particular types of method that belong to a class. Any language that supports object oriented programming (C++ does) will have the means to let you create getters and setters (among other methods) for a given class

[ionic umbra]

Can I report a person named kgizzle for saying bad stuff in the skywars game mode

[steep dagger]

go to reports website for that

[kind solar]

Hi

[lusty pagoda]

Thanks

[terse slate]

😎👍

use discord_db;

SELECT password FROM users;

(its a joke naturally)

How to create Database-Logger in SQL:

CREATE DATABASE logger_db;

CREATE TABLE logger (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, time DATETIME, log TEXT);

# insert data
INSERT INTO logger (time, log) VALUES ('2023-12-30 00:00:00', 'example log'); 

# select logs
SELECT time, log FROM logger;

# delete logs
DELETE FROM logger;

# drop table
DROP TABLE logger;
# drop database
DROP DATABASE logger_db;

[plush walrus]

for sure

[brisk badge]

@terse slate thanks for sharing your code here

[terse slate]

Its just example codes lol

[steep dagger]

ain't no way java is universal

all my homies use LLVM (the cool ass dragon)

[vital fox]

Wow

Use wormgpt for coding

Not the dark web version tho

[lusty pagoda]

be careful

There's always someone watching

[steep dagger]

I hope its a cool ass dragon

[lusty pagoda]

LMAO GL

13 y/o in a nutshell

[quiet arrow]

[ivory flume]

What does pointers do

Like okay, they point to an adress, they change the value stored in that adress etc but

What are they ultimately used on

Cpp, also

I have been having trouble understanding pointers and strings, for some reason

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;

int main() {
    int x = time(0);
    srand(x);

    int count[6] = {0}; // Initialize an array to count occurrences of each number

    for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
        int result = rand() % 6 + 1; // Generate a random number between 1 and 6
        count[result - 1]++; // Increment the count for the corresponding number
    }

    // Print the counts for each number
    for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
        cout << "Number " << i + 1 << ": " << count[i] << " times" << endl;
    }

    return 0;
}

My latest code was this, a simple dice roller

Got help from chatgpt sure, but for the last part(printing the amount)

Cuz I wasn’t sure how to

[zinc steppe]

i do not C#

[brisk badge]

You are not using pointers in that snippet?

[ivory flume]

Ye, just a code I was happy about

Finally learned arrays somewhat

[brisk badge]

Oh haha looks good!

[ivory flume]

But like

Pointers 😭

Is there like any yt video you guys suggest?

[brisk badge]

Strings are just arrays of characters, but since arrays are a bit tricky to work with sometimes in cpp, they build a non-primitive type around it. For example, you can easily pass a string to another function, while with arrays, you need to pass a pointer and the length of the array.

Pointers are a bit trickier. They are basically variables that hold an address in memory, not a value. If you increase a pointer by 1, it shifts 1 element the right, and to the left if you decrease it.
How many bytes it shift depends on what type the pointer is. If it's an int*, it will shift 4 bytes, since an int contains 4 bytes.

If you have an array of integers, you can go to the next element by adding 1 to the pointer. This is possible, because the elements in an array are stored next to each other.

You can convert a variable to a pointer and vice versa like this:

int var = 10;
int* pointer = &var; //an * behind a variable indicates that its a pointer, and the  & operator returns the address of a var
int sameVar = *pointer; // the * operator converts an address back to a value

If you have a pointer ptr that points to the first element of an array, writing this:

array[4]

Is the same as:

*(ptr  + 4)

Because ptr == &array[0]

@ivory flume ^^

[ivory flume]

Am I dumb or is it just confusing 😭

[quiet arrow]

You use pointers because you don't want to pass an entire object through a function each time you call it. That's slow, and memory heavy

You also want to mutate stuff

myMassiveObject o = ...
doCoolStuff(o)
printf(o)

You'll probably want the o that you're printing to contain the changes from your function. Which doesn't happen if you pass by value, but does if you pass by pointer

Also yes, pointers may be confusing 😝

We had to make a bunch of questions where you mis match pass by pointer, reference and value in functions. And then print stuff. Makes it very clear what's happening

[surreal rain]

They're confusing when you first start learning them. They make sense as you play around with them

[quiet arrow]

Yeah. I would very recommend just playing around with them! Doing is (one of) the best learning exercises for stuff like this

[brisk badge]

An important detail to add is that there is a difference in passing variables by value, reference and pointer.

Passing by **value **is very easy: You just copy the value of a var to another one and give that to a function. Whatever the function does with their variable, will not affect the original i.

int i = 10;
doSomething(i);
// i is still 10;
[...]
void doSomething(int j) {
  j += 10;
}```


If you pass by reference (indicated by the symbol `&`, you pass the same variable to the function (so same value and same address), but it is not a pointer variable. The following code example **will **affect `i`:
```c++
int i = 10;
addTen(i);
// i is now 20
[...]
void addTen(int& j) {  // the & makes sure we get the address as well
  j += 10;
}

Lastly, passing by pointer passes only the address (so it is a pointer variable. You will have to dereference it in order to get the value:

int i = 10;
addTen(&i); // the & will make sure we are sending the address, not the value
// i is now 20
[...]
void addTen(int* j) {  // parameter is a pointer, indicated by int*)
  int value = *j;      // dereferencing ( = converting to a normal variable again), j is the same as i now
  value += 10;
}

[ivory flume]

I'll spend a few days understanding these topic, thank you all!

[plush walrus]

requires some low level knowledge of computers but should not be as complicated

try wathcing this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ybLD6_2gKM

[brisk badge]

Let us know when you don't understand anything

[boreal fractal]

ohh interesant

[limpid juniper]

No way

Im profuse

[lusty pagoda]

Question

I'm so confused

i really need help

issues:
while(pirState==LOW){
digitalWrite(led1, LOW);
digitalWrite(led2, LOW);
digitalWrite(led3, LOW);
lcd.clear();
noTone(buzzer);
delay(200);
}
sometimes happen sometimes don't

and when printSmokePercentage();
activates, the whole program stops working

[steep dagger]

@mellow glen people

[lusty pagoda]

I'm so stupid I can't figure this out 🙂

[steep dagger]

I'm only a Web developer so I know nothing :(

[lusty pagoda]

It's OK everyone has their strength

[brisk badge]

It might be useful to explain what you are trying to do, what happens and what not happens. This also seems more like an arduino (?) question than a programming question.

[lusty pagoda]

yeah arduino

[lusty pagoda]

Kinda am too tired of it now so I might explain tomorrow

[quiet arrow]

If the loop is looping, I'd assume it doesn't like the while loop as it'll start several of these while loops after each other

[quasi oasis]

@cerulean oracle @silver imp give me dev

@sweet barn give me protocol

[warm edge]

@quasi oasis palombo give me rank

[quasi oasis]

I cannot do that good sir

[sweet barn]

ask @cerulean oracle

[warm edge]

Ok

[sweet barn]

or @honest heath

[quasi oasis]

@cerulean oracle give me protocol

Youni wouldn’t know how to give a rank if you called him a stone

[sweet barn]

TRUE

[quasi oasis]

You could call him a Falcon he still wouldn’t know

[sweet barn]

Or a multicraft

[quasi oasis]

He’s just as expensive as a multicraft

[sweet barn]

good point

[honest heath]

D:

[cerulean oracle]

ok 😊

[brisk badge]

now youre on it, me too please.

[cerulean oracle]

sure thing 😊

[cerulean oracle]

not even a pls

so demanding

[silver imp]

You have famous rank now

[cerulean oracle]

<@&1101600672987754596>

[silver imp]

Don't you mean <@&1101600672987754596> ?

[cerulean oracle]

ohhhhh my bad yeah i meant <@&1101600672987754596>

[spring tiger]

can't be <@&1101600672987754596> if you're offline

[cerulean oracle]

i know <@&1101600672987754596>

[true mantle]

😭

[quiet marlin]

OMG famous

[steep dagger]

least famous gamer:

[solar igloo]

.

[gleaming raptor]

why you not dev anymore

[quasi oasis]

ily

OMG IM FAMOUS

[wise hound]

i should be famous fr

ill let you know that i have 0 followers on twitter or x whatever its called

[surreal rain]

It's called twix now

[wise hound]

😲 what a great name

totally not the name of some candy bar

[surreal rain]

None that I've ever heard of

[wise hound]

exactly

[honest heath]

xxxxx

[quiet arrow]

twix is so yummy

[wise hound]

yes twitter x x is yummy

[final stirrup]

What the hell is the <@&1101600672987754596> role

[solar igloo]

its for people that are <@&1101600672987754596>

[steep dagger]

If they were truly famous, would they need a sign?

😤😔

[half scarab]

Isn't that for partners😭

[ivory flume]

it's for people that are <@&1101600672987754596>

[solar igloo]

^^

[halcyon bronze]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/g8kAF9qBz60

[quasi oasis]

Facts

My fame is fake

[true mantle]

undercover mrbeast?!?!?

[wise hound]

im the real mr beast 💪

[neat patrol]

nah bro ur the real mr bast

try doing the same thing when u have a higher rank

[wise hound]

😭

[lusty pagoda]

LMAOOOOO

[slate rampart]

hey, sorry I got banned for a macro in battle arena

[wind kite]

F

[sudden basalt]

Hamburger

[rustic tinsel]

@sweet barn

Could u help me on a code?

[steep dagger]

least based request

bro u gotta at least say ur issue

[keen snow]

L!

[final bone]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/993503827070287995/1196038246040350800/Skarmbild_2024-01-14_112643.png?ex=65b62c6b&is=65a3b76b&hm=7ee177dce8457df89d04e1086f02ba9c969eae50c62da4f3a8dc5e9da8177419&

kan some one fix this

im not programmer

[brisk badge]

The applications are closed, so you can't do anything about it.

[true mantle]

there you go

[final bone]

lol

[grizzled pagoda]

I use vim btw

[little crater]

tijme wat doe jij hier

[grizzled pagoda]

Niks

[little crater]

hz speel je nog altijd mc

[grizzled pagoda]

Nee

[little crater]

meme

[rancid trail]

There ya go @final bone

[compact schooner]

ummm, what does this channel have to do with cubecraft?

[limpid juniper]

code and stuff

[brisk badge]

Just a fun little subcommunity! :)

[steep dagger]

top programming tip!!!

get ergonomic chair

[steep dagger]

cubecraft was programmed Mr duck

[stark horizon]

no way its andy

[steep dagger]

NO WAY its doggo

I have to talk in here now because I'm a real developer

[stark horizon]

No way is it the #1 blockwars player? omg

can i get a signature

[steep dagger]

Andyuu

:)

[stark horizon]

;o

im gonna put that above my bed

[steep dagger]

Ikr I have beautiful handwriting

[stark horizon]

yee

[steep dagger]

what do u do now bro

[stark horizon]

like in life or? 😂

[steep dagger]

yea bro! 💪

[stark horizon]

i spend most of my freetime at work

and i recently bought a scooter 🛵

been working on this for the past few weeks

[steep dagger]

yooo that's sick

how fast can it go tho 👀

[stark horizon]

atm only 50km/h

[steep dagger]

pop in a nitro boost rq

[stark horizon]

gonna try to bring it up to 70km/h soon 😂

[stark horizon]

Ill try

[steep dagger]

I remember my Mormon friend in school always used to roll up with a scooter

idk about there but here I think you can drive a scooter under 40mph at 16 and other things at 17

[stark horizon]

here only 45km/h is allowed

[steep dagger]

so he was first one to have a sick ride

[stark horizon]

and you can only drive them if you’re 16+ and got a scooter license

they are super strict here

[steep dagger]

yea I can imagine

[stark horizon]

police sometimes even puts your scooter on like a testing machine to test how fast it goes

[steep dagger]

ohhh really so it's not even just how fast you go it's the max speed

[stark horizon]

after 50+ they will take your scooter and you wont get it back

[stark horizon]

ye

[steep dagger]

gotta mark your scooter 17+ xd

so you can go faster with a driving licence right?

[stark horizon]

some people build limiters in their scooters which they can turn off and on with their phone

[steep dagger]

considering yours already goes faster

ooooh wow

[stark horizon]

well here you have to have a driving license to drive one

no matter the speed

[steep dagger]

quick make this conversation about programming

[stark horizon]

uhh

i haven’t programmed in a while

[steep dagger]

really neat stuff tho I've not learnt to drive yet because I just haven't had the need xd

[stark horizon]

well i always had

[steep dagger]

can't beat walking to work bro

[stark horizon]

i hate cycling to school at 7am

[stark horizon]

my school is 15km away from my house

[steep dagger]

ohh damn

[stark horizon]

😭

[steep dagger]

15km sounds rough on bike

[stark horizon]

you will get used to it

but it isnt fun to do every day

[steep dagger]

aren't you a sweaty mess after that lol

10 mins late gotta make it up

[stark horizon]

in the summer we always take an extra shirt with us

when we arrive at school we swap t-shirts on the toilet

[steep dagger]

do you have one those boxes at the front to put your bag in

that's really smart fr

[stark horizon]

ye but normally i put my bag on the back of the bike

cuz steering with a full schoolbag at the front is quite heavy

[steep dagger]

ohh true yea

[stark horizon]

especially today with the snow its dangerous to do

[steep dagger]

i wish bikes were more common here they just seem so much better

[stark horizon]

when i arrived at school i was literally a snowman

[steep dagger]

there's literally only one person that I see using a bike when I'm going to work xd

[stark horizon]

here we have more bikes than people

[steep dagger]

no snow here :(

[stark horizon]

i have 4 bikes myself

so ig im a typical dutchy

[steep dagger]

yoooo

bike pilled

[stark horizon]

😂

[steep dagger]

I've never even had a bike lmao

[stark horizon]

what

[steep dagger]

there's a few places where bikes are pretty common

yea fr

[stark horizon]

here its a tradition to get a bike on your 4th birthday 😂

[steep dagger]

but mostly it only teenagers who wanna be cool

maybe I'll get one for my 40th

[stark horizon]

haha

[desert mulch]

Hi, question for all of you:
Singular or plural names for sql tables?

[brisk badge]

I don't believe that there is a standard convention

But I like plural as it sounds more natural in queries

[surreal rain]

Plural. A rule of thumb I was given in school was when it comes to naming things, make it as close to regular English as you reasonably can

[steep dagger]

plural for main tables and singular for pivots :)

[civic fable]

hello

[final bone]

can i pls get tiktok rank tiktok name aagringe

[surreal rain]

#💌︱team・help

[dusk karma]

applications are closed atm

[true mantle]

Helper when?!!?!?!?!

[dusk karma]

30 february

[true mantle]

W

[wise hound]

that exists???

[minor roost]

...

[pallid axle]

@shadow orbit

[green viper]

ip

[solar igloo]

play.cubecraft.net

[lucid chasm]

Is this the chat to talk about one of the cubecraft marketplace items

[lusty surge]

Nah, talking about coding silly 😜

[brisk badge]

https://discord.gg/cubedesign

[vital summit]

Damn I am banned there

[paper python]

how did you managed to do that

[vital summit]

I wrote Norwegian

Russian version

Mod somehow thought it was bad word

[autumn patio]

Does cubecraft have the option to turn the msg from the server of in an other langues (i mean not english)cause its hard to understand every thing so fast on english

[quiet arrow]

We currently don't support any other languages sorry we are looking into solution for this in the future however

[cobalt patio]

i have a gambling addiction 💀

[plush walrus]

🎰

[lusty surge]

There might be a mod or behavior pack that will do that, maybe I'll make one lol

Not sure if it's possible tho

[terse slate]

#include <bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    for (int i = 0; i < argc; i++) {
        cout << argv[i] << "\n";
    }
}

argv - args array

argc - args count

Arrays is **** cuz needed int with value of args count

vectors better 🙂

[autumn patio]

Also i mean on the minecraft server(bedrock)

[sullen jacinth]

what even is this for

[terse slate]

C++

[sullen jacinth]

yea ik it's c++

but what is that code meant for

[terse slate]

This code mean how to use argc and argv

🙂

[terse slate]

Guys, don't use std libraries:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

and more, cuz you can include all this with only:

#include <bits/stdc++.h>

[brisk badge]

You cant use your own behaviour packs on a server

[brisk badge]

That is literally the std library

But if you want to create everything from scratch, I won't stop you

[surreal rain]

That's fine for learning and teaching, but a bad practice in real industry code.

If you only need iostream and string, you should include them individually instead of including the entire standard library.

[terse slate]

However its comfortable 🙂

[brisk badge]

You use the namespace anyways in bigger programs, so you might as well use it for the standard lib

[surreal rain]

Sure and that's fine if you want to do it that way for learning.

I'm just saying, as somebody who writes code for a living, it is a bad practice to import more than you need.

[terse slate]

ye I agree

cuz they just will don't know

which libraries needed to import

to use somewhat

hm

but for experienced coders

I think that isn't bad idea

[surreal rain]

An experienced programmer would not import bits/stdc++.h

They probably wouldn't even have using namespace std

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    for (int i = 0; i < argc; i++) {
        std::cout << argv[i] << '\n';
    }
    return 0;
}

[terse slate]

it’s comfortable for you, some connect std, some don’t

[surreal rain]

Not sure why the formatting is weird on mobile, but this is the industry equivalent of what you had

[terse slate]

what

[surreal rain]

What I'm saying is that when it comes to performance, industry-level code doesn't take shortcuts.

"using namespace std" is a shortcut.

" #include <bits/stdc.h>" is a shortcut.

It's perfectly fine to use shortcuts when you're just learning code. But these things impact performance and compilation time. I understand that it's more convenient to use shortcuts and it's totally fine to do that when you're just learning and practicing.

Just friendly advice for if you get a job in the industry. Don't use shortcuts

[brisk badge]

It is also just to make it more obvious that you are using a function from the standard library, not one that you have implemented yourself.

[terse slate]

Lvl 1. Ruby

puts "Hello World!"

Lvl. 5. Python

print("Hello World!")

Lvl. 100. C++

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    cout << "Hello World!\n";
}

Lvl. 100.000. Assembly

section .data
    message db "Hello World!", 0x0a
    len equ $ - msg

section .text
    global _start

_start:
    mov eax, 4
    mov ebx, 1
    mov ecx, message
    mov edx, len
    int 0x80

    mov eax, 1
    xor ebx, ebx
    int 0x80

Lvl. 1.000.000. Brain***k

>++++++++[<+++++++++>-]<.>++++[<+++++++>-]<+.+++++++..+++.>>++++++[<+++++++>-]<+
+.------------.>++++++[<+++++++++>-]<+.<.+++.------.--------.>>>++++[<++++++++>-
]<+.

Lvl. 1.000.000.000.000.000. Malbolge. Most hard programming language 👺💀☠️

=`#9]~67Y32Vx/4Rs+0No-&Jk"Fh}|Bcy?
`=*2]Kw9ooG4UUSO/@-ejc(:'8dc

[brisk badge]

I'd say that bf is actually easier that assembly

[terse slate]

Ok

[lusty pagoda]

Morse code?

[terse slate]

idk what is morse code

oh

translator mistaked

[terse slate]

no, its not Morse code

its a hard programming language

Brain***k

[lusty pagoda]

Because it ****s the brain?

[terse slate]

its really crazy programming language

that created for fun

lmao

[vital summit]

my fav

[terse slate]

💀

[minor roost]

Do you use the lady one

[lusty surge]

*resource

[solar igloo]

U can use recourse packs, but not behaviour as it changes the game.

[lusty surge]

In case that wasn't already obvious

[brisk badge]

You suggested it yourself

[quiet arrow]

@dusky fern can you run several minecraft accounts at the same time with the library you use? And does it require a GUI?

Like, several on the same PC at the same time

[dusky fern]

Yes, I can, and it doesnt req gui, but you can make one

I hope it wont get taken down by microsoft 🗿

[quiet arrow]

Ah cool. I might look into it cause I need a bunch og accounts for testing something and you can only have one client open on the same pc lol

[dusky fern]

There is a way to duplicate mc and have diff accounts but its hard to control

[dusky fern]

There is "go" alternative witch is gophertunnel if you dont like js :p

[quiet arrow]

Yeah idk. Just using the lib probably easier for me. They just need to join a server haha

[dusky fern]

Js one is bedrock-protocol

[quiet arrow]

HAHAHA, yes I would very much rather use the go one

[dusky fern]

Js one might be easier because it has client implemented while gophertunnel doesnt but you can borrow code from bedrock tool it has all that :p

[quiet arrow]

Well, it's going on the pile "to take a look at" anyway 🫠

Thanks for the info 🙂

[dusky fern]

Oki I hope you will finish it 😋✅

[minor roost]

c

[jade spindle]

import random

puan = 0
kackere = int(input("How many times should we do this?"))
for i in range(kackere):
x = random.randint(1,100)
y = random.randint(1,100)
xy = x + y
print(x , "+" , y)
cevap = int(input())
if cevap == xy:
print("Correct!")
puan = puan + 1
else:
print(xy)
print("The correct answer is count:" , puan)

Orginal is Turkish, but i translate for you.

Example, "puan" is "point" meaning in English.

And my English is a little bit bad

[orchid meteor]

Even though i dont get it. Its impressive unlike my brain.

[surreal rain]

Why do you always talk about your brain being bad?

Who told you this lie?

[orchid meteor]

idk isnt it normal?

[orchid meteor]

Bro its not a lie

no one told me

[surreal rain]

It's not normal to insult yourself, no

[orchid meteor]

yes its becuase if you use a questionare against me there is a high chance of a question about "do you hate urself?"

[surreal rain]

Do you?

[orchid meteor]

yep

[surreal rain]

Don't do that

You have no reason to

[orchid meteor]

kk not in this chat

[rigid widget]

What this stuff looks like to me... Kuxckutticlfjfctjmkchkuctrckurckxrj

[steep dagger]

since when???

I'd be concerned if someone didn't ever insult themselves

but fr don't hate yourself

everyone is just as flawed but you don't see it that way

[visual oxide]

/player

shi

[wise hound]

its being honest to yourself and not lying that you are better than you actually are

[surreal rain]

That is not at all the same thing

[jade spindle]

The code can a calcuation.

What is the problem?

But thanks for your answer.

This is a Python code

[steep dagger]

are you asking for help with it?

[vestal ridge]

can some one tell me what the best tutorial is to learn programming or whatever you guys used

[brisk badge]

What is your goal? Do you want to make websites, little scripts, Minecraft mods or addons, ...?

[vestal ridge]

Game developer

[brisk badge]

Then i'd recommend looking into Unity. It has a pretty steep learning curve, but there are endless possibilities

[surreal rain]

If you're going to go that hard into learning, it's better to learn unreal engine instead of unity

[open needle]

I don't think its wise to jump straight into C++ if you're starting to learn programming... But like u said, if he's going that hard into learning, it's worth a shot right?

[surreal rain]

C++ is a great first language imo. It makes all the other languages seem easier lmao

And C++ lets you have much more fine-tuned control than C# does so if they really want to get into optimizations, they have those options

[sharp crystal]

just learn java

totally

[surreal rain]

Java is not a standard language for game development

[vapid mountain]

I just installed UE5 with the intention of learning C++ today...

It greatly upsets me.

[surreal rain]

Oh I really wouldn't recommend learning both at the same time

Learn the basics of C++ first, then go use it to learn UE5

[vapid mountain]

I'm already fairly familiar with UE4, so 5 looks familiar enough, made quite a few blueprint projects with it. I just wanted to see what C++ was like as I've never coded in it before.

It makes me feel the bad.

[surreal rain]

It gets a lot easier

UE5 code is very intricate compared to beginner tutorials. You'll get there, it just takes time

[vapid mountain]

Well it doesn't help that the editor isn't picking up my changes from Visual Studio.
Spent all day trying to tweak one of the template games, but Unreal was not detecting any modified code files...

[dusk karma]

good luck i am writing my C++ exam tommorow

[ivory flume]

c++ is painful

I agree

[terse slate]

>++++++++[<+++++++++>-]<.>++++[<+++++++>-]<+.+++++++..+++.>>++++++[<+++++++>-]<+
+.------------.>++++++[<+++++++++>-]<+.<.+++.------.--------.>>>++++[<++++++++>-
]<+.

section .data
    message db "Hello World!", 0x0a
    len equ $ - msg

section .text
    global _start

_start:
    mov eax, 4
    mov ebx, 1
    mov ecx, message
    mov edx, len
    int 0x80

    mov eax, 1
    xor ebx, ebx
    int 0x80

Better than C++

[dusk raft]

malbolge is goated

[terse slate]

Hmmm

Is typeScript good?

And better than javaScript

[brisk badge]

It is an extension of javascript, so yes, it is bettr

[terse slate]

Ok

[orchid meteor]

Sheesh welp someone can program. Are you programming the discord or is it an app?

[spring tiger]

That is a program that just says Hello World

[orchid meteor]

oh

kk

[terse slate]

on Assembler 🙂

[orchid meteor]

Assembler is a programming app?

[terse slate]

Assembler is command language -_-

For CPU

[orchid meteor]

For you but not for me

[terse slate]

fun main() {
    println("I used in android development");
}

package org.example;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("I used in backend and bank systems");
    }
}

[regal elk]

I want to tell you, owner of Cube Craft, to bring back games like before 1.12

[slate swift]

Hi

Online कौन-कौन hai

[orchid meteor]

How do you these codes? They are intresting i wanna learn.

[terse slate]

Its kotlin

[brisk badge]

I suggest starting with Python ->https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_intro.asp

[orchid meteor]

cool!!!

[terse slate]

I think go is better for start

[brisk badge]

I don't

Python is used more

[terse slate]

Python: bots, neural networks, back-end

Golang: back-end, desktop

C++: desktop, gamedev

Java: back-end, android

C#: desktop, gamedev, back-end

Kotlin: android

Swift: ios

Hmmm

Python and C++

[brisk badge]

A beginner does not really care what it is used for. Python is easier to learn, and it can be used for a lot of tasks, even though it might not be the industries standard.
Besides, programming is a skill, so if you learn to think like a programmer, language differences will not be a problem

[terse slate]

But transition from Python to C++ or Java 💀

[brisk badge]

Not bad at all, if you compare it with starting with c++

[terse slate]

I started with Java

[brisk badge]

Me too, but i don't recommend that

Functional programming is a lot easier for beginners

[terse slate]

And C++ isnt difficult for me

[brisk badge]

The thing with c++ is that it is difficult for everyone, since it has so many layers

[terse slate]

But C++ does not have as many built-in capabilities as, for example, Java or Python :/

[brisk badge]

That's what generally makes it hard

[terse slate]

Yeah

[brisk badge]

But it also provides the ability to customize your program to your needs

[terse slate]

And he not have build tools with easier library connection

[brisk badge]

And memory control is also a new thing if you come from java

[terse slate]

Like maven/gradle in Java

Or pip in python

Or nuget in C#

[quiet arrow]

And all of these are a big pain

[surreal rain]

I think python is the best beginner language because the syntax is easiest to pick up for new coders. Then they can just focus more on learning the concepts that they can use in any other language they go on to learn

[orchid meteor]

you think?

ok i will start from tommorow

welp i need to have a brain because you have all the knowledge

[cursive quail]

Hi I was starting to learn Java and I wanted to know if any1 would recommend me new Programs to try on Eclipse and Bluej

And I would also like to learn Minecraft Modding on both Java 'n' Bedrock

[wintry rover]

Eclipse for sure.

[zinc glacier]

:v

[plucky sky]

Hii, i wanna learn about advanced commands in minecraft bedrock, can someone help me with that?

[nocturne echo]

Needing a pro montage editor dm me

[dreamy arrow]

true

[dreamy arrow]

i know bit of python and arduino ide and java

[terse slate]

hmm

raspberry Pi

[dreamy arrow]

No it expensive and hart

Like I'm not old enough to study 650606006050650 programming languages

Im just 13 lol

But I like robotics and programming

[terse slate]

yeah

[dreamy arrow]

Like 50$

[terse slate]

so

I'm living in Russia

[dreamy arrow]

It's 7500000 iraqi dinars

[dreamy arrow]

Iraq doesn't have many robotics products

[terse slate]

for example arduino nano: ~400 RUB (not expensive)

[dreamy arrow]

Yeah I bought it 2 days ago like 11000 dinars

15000 is not expensive

But...

[terse slate]

raspberry Pi: ~5 000 RUB (expensive)

[dreamy arrow]

True

Wanna play cc?

[terse slate]

what is cc?

[dreamy arrow]

💀💀💀

Cube craft

[terse slate]

oh

[dreamy arrow]

Vc too?

I dont mind muting

[terse slate]

I'm now not on home

oh my broken english lmao

[dreamy arrow]

Oh ok👍

[dreamy arrow]

I my English is good I just mispel stuff

[terse slate]

lmao

[dreamy arrow]

Yes

[terse slate]

oh my

[dreamy arrow]

???

[terse slate]

arabic?

ok

[dreamy arrow]

I think I was talking about iraqi dinars

So yes

[terse slate]

I gtg

bye

[dreamy arrow]

I'm arabic

[dreamy arrow]

Bye

[knotty niche]

Me too

[shell ocean]

Me too

سلامو عليكو

[dreamy arrow]

cool

[dreamy arrow]

yes

[smoky skiff]

السلام عليكم

[dapper pebble]

hi guys

minecraft is getting killed by an force

virus

DM me for more info we need help we need to do something

[swift monolith]

Bet

[midnight echo]

yoo

[haughty violet]

Nobody asked

[snow trench]

nooo! not minecraft :(

[minor roost]

@opal dune im sorry

what do i have to do

for you to unblock me

[vast ferry]

hey there is a problem on cubecraft skyblock with crafting tables

[wise hound]

dont spam ping

[wise hound]

there's a bug and they're working to fix it rn

[modern plume]

@minor roost Please do not spamtag other users :)

[minor roost]

sorry

[silver imp]

Bruh, I've only just noticed the description of this channel....

[brisk badge]

Its been there for ages 😅

[silver imp]

Goes to show I've been getting bullied for so long

[wise hound]

|| ||

[zinc violet]

why is that sign a thing

lol

[shell ocean]

Wtf

[cerulean oracle]

apparently it's been there since the channel was made

3 years ago

lmao

[brisk badge]

Werent you a brons non?

[cerulean oracle]

technically i'm still bronze yes but i can't hide in the member roles anymore 😢

[jolly palm]

Is there a CubeCraft API?

[spring tiger]

No, there isn't @jolly palm

[jolly palm]

Will there ever be one? 👀

[spring tiger]

We don't have the developer resources to put towards implementing one, so there are no plans

[jolly palm]

Sad but understandable

[quiet arrow]

There are community ones for leaderboards

A few other general things

[sharp crystal]

They're also not public afaik :')

[quiet arrow]

Mine is, and I think FreezeEngine's is as well

[jolly palm]

I tryed yours it doesn't seen to work for me

[quiet arrow]

https://ameliah.art/cubepanion_api/rapidoc
https://ameliah.art/cubepanion_api/leaderboard_api/player/Fesa works for me

But looking at your profile, you'll probably want Freeze's as you're a Bedrock player - https://api.cc-data.ru/

[pseudo sorrel]

c

[vital summit]

Unfortunately it can only search for players in leaderboard.

[vital summit]

You have your own website ooo

Interesting

[rigid widget]

In simple terms whats an API @spring tiger

[spring tiger]

"like a menu in a restaurant"

[solar igloo]

I love this ^

[rigid widget]

Oh ok XD

[vital summit]

pro developer?

[lusty pagoda]

I'd like to order 1 Lyra

[fleet rain]

cubecraft I have an idea why you don't put survival mode like lifeboat but cube craft doesn't have a script and it's very good so you can put a survival mode

[limpid juniper]

Riddled with hackers, hard to moderate, potentially dangerous to the servers as someone could find a glitch and crash it, go play on a private world instead

They left already

Damn

[vital summit]

^^

[crimson sable]

^^

[terse slate]

print(eval(input("enter example: ")))

[minor roost]

ok where do i start if i wanna program ?

[zinc violet]

I'd recommend trying python

it's a good, not to complicated language

go on youtube and find a good tutorial

there are lots

or chose any language... it depends on what you want to do with programming

[minor roost]

ok thanks

[zinc violet]

ur welcome

good luck btw :D

[minor roost]

ty

[wise hound]

depends on what u wanna make using the code

[brisk acorn]

s-tier sign

[tired temple]

"how "

[tired temple]

fun hi(helo) 

[terse slate]

?

[sinful pollen]

how to center a div

[night pivot]

center it inside the body or inside another div?

[autumn charm]

though question lmao

guys did u check mojang's new lib https://react-facet.mojang.com/ and is there any people dived into it

[sharp crystal]

with css obviously.

[zinc violet]

Every programmer can relate...

[brisk badge]

im just wondering how the original post has 1 down vote, and the top reply 18k up votes

[zinc violet]

idk...

[unborn dust]

Hey @quiet arrow, I was wondering is it possible to add Cubepanion on to a modpack?

[quiet arrow]

It requires LabyMod

[unborn dust]

So without it. It is not possible?

[quiet arrow]

LabyMod does support the Fabric Mod Loader, so you can do it that way

[quiet arrow]

Yes, it's written around the Laby Addon API. Not fabric

[unborn dust]

Can you elaborate? If I do it with the fabric mod loader it is possible?

[quiet arrow]

If the mod pack you want to use, is all far Fabric, you can most likely load them along side LabyMod by using their Fabric Loader Addon

[unborn dust]

So basically I would bring the modpack to laby, right?

Ah, I see now thank you Fesa. 😊

[quiet arrow]

ye

[wary dawn]

I started with html, css and javascript.

[quiet arrow]

My condolences

[sharp crystal]

I started with paper🥺

[lilac tundra]

How to make a stick in minecraft that summons lightning when right clicked?

I need help

[spring tiger]

What version are you on @lilac tundra

[quick briar]

Hey can anyone help me?
I m 19yr old college student and wants to join cubecraft in near future as developer so how should i start to work on it.. like which skills i must have?

[wise hound]

good luck and i think someone said something about needing to know actionscript

idk tho

me is noob

[limpid widget]

Me too

[steep dagger]

Make your own minigames

[warm rover]

Yes?

[warm rover]

My what and why?

[wise hound]

theyre asking for your username in game

[warm rover]

That doesn't really make sense because I've never played with them and they don't even know me

[wise hound]

🤷‍♂️ theyre asking so idk why either

[tardy laurel]

hello

there's a name tag stuck in the air after install health indecator plugin

how can i fix that

@magic rapids

[quiet arrow]

That does not look like Cube

[tardy laurel]

Should it be in cube?

sorry mb

[quiet arrow]

wut

[tardy laurel]

huh

[tardy laurel]

fixed

i do /kill @e xd

[terse slate]

int palindrome = 12321;
String original = String.valueOf(palindrome);
String reverse = new StringBuilder(original).reverse().toString();
boolean isPalindrome = original.equals(reverse);

hmm

[dapper pebble]

hi guys
i am really sad
i was like flying with elaytra in my survival world. i litrally beated minecraft got elaytra i had nethrite armour of full protection and just one mistake killed me. i just hate it... i was flying and i had to go to wc and so i gone and left my Minecraft open and when i came i was dead like i crashed to a mountain and falled from hiegth
mohjang plsss add an feauture that if the person is not near pc then pause game
by using camera sensing and ai and a lot tools

[rapid grotto]

It seems you have encountered an ID 10 T error. Unfortunately, such errors can never be completely prevented. (You're on your own)

[brisk badge]

that seems like a very slow way to do it

[terse slate]

hmm I agree

public static boolean isPalindrome(int i) {
        return new StringBuilder(String.valueOf(i)).reverse().toString().equals(String.valueOf(i);
    }

hmmm

in 1 line

[quiet arrow]

Just putting the same code on one line won't change much of the speed :v

[austere pivot]

Unimer?

[brisk badge]

Converting to strings is really unnecessary, although it seems like the easiest solution.
I made this O(logN) solution for a problem the other day

int n = number;
int rev = 0;
while (n) {
rev = rev * 10 + n%10;
n /= 10;
}
return number == rev;

Excuse the poor readability; it was for a contest

[steep dagger]

'string'.toString().toString().toString()

[terse slate]

String s ="string".repeat(5);
System.out.println(s);

stringstringstringstringstring

[west jay]

wow

[gentle patio]

piano man

status

i like it

[brisk badge]

And I respect you for that

[night gyro]

hi

[steep dagger]

I smell div users in the chat

[urban blaze]

Does anyone know the value for the size of an enitiy in minecraft bedrock?

[brisk badge]

What do you mean with "the size of an entity"

Their hit box?

[urban blaze]

I mean the size of the appearance/ model of the enitiy

[brisk badge]

One block is one meter, so every pixel (in a normal sized texture pack) is 6.25 cm. You can just count pixels to get their heights.

[urban blaze]

Okay, thanks

[dusky fern]

Hello!
I was wondering, if player laggs and gets delayed hits, might their reach exceed 3.0 server side sometimes?

[misty abyss]

Uhh #1211400934173835305

[indigo iron]

it definitely seems like it sometimes

[brisk badge]

cc @sweet barn

[steep dagger]

increased ping naturally gives you more reach in most situations yes

its most noticeable when the the laggy player is chasing someone

however the inverse can be true for other situations where that works in the other player's favour

[dusky fern]

While yes, I would like to know how it looks for the server, because there are "3 sides of the story" ie 3 povs

Server, player1, player2

[steep dagger]

you can't block all attacks that are >3 hits in distance because there needs to be some leeway accounting for ping

yea the impact of it still reaches the server

if you want to make some sort of anticheat you'll have to account in movement to determine whether that hit can make sense

[dusky fern]

so because of the ping and some desyncing for server some hits will look more than 3 blocks?

[steep dagger]

yes very often

of you blocked all those attacks, it would be technically "correct" but leads to a frustrating experience where players feel like their hits are not registering when they should be

[dusky fern]

I quess its hard to calculate reach even for low ping because some sort of mismatch might happen too + real reach is a vector from your camera to point on a hitbox of other player you look at and server cant calculate that perfectly due to innacurate and delayed head rot info

[dusky fern]

Yee
I think there should be a balance

[steep dagger]

I'd only block attacks that are at an unreasonable distance and log suspicious reach in some sort of reporting tools

I don't actually know how much ability there is to actually block attacks tho xD

[zinc violet]

I've seen pvp servers that kick you if your ping is too high

[visual quiver]

Dont share cheat codes in heree

ok

[steep dagger]

cheat codes? lol

[obsidian elbow]

hi

who code with pocketmine

[slow imp]

thats why its easier to combo lock when ur in slightly higher ping (100ms~300ms) in games like ffa

[severe scroll]

Minecraft Java and Bedrock use a light based pvp system. The more direct contact your players POV has with a entity model, the more sufficient your pvp will be.

Essentially your player outputs 300+ lines pointing towards every direction, the more these lines connect with an entity, the more calculations that will happen, middle waring these calculations and setting a variable for accuracy or kb, can allow anticheat developers to do some seriously cool stuff. Take hypixel for example.

Simplest and most effect way to do these is with a private static variable in java.

[leaden mortar]

hi

[wild cargo]

How to make a stick in minecraft so when I right click it summons a lightning on me

[brisk badge]

Are you playing on java or bedrock?

[eternal plank]

what is the equapurim triangle size of a piece of snow?

oh and can someone send me a diagram of a snowball?

[brisk badge]

Equapurim..?

[eternal plank]

ye

its in a new coder thingy forgot the name

i dont think the coder popular

[brisk badge]

What does equapurim mean?

[eternal plank]

i think its the volume of a entity

[brisk badge]

I have no clue what you are talking about :)

[eternal plank]

oh

like the length and height of a entity

in this case a snowball

[brisk badge]

Oh, the dimensions of the bounding box of the snowball entity?

[eternal plank]

ye

oh and can i have a diagram of it?

[brisk badge]

The collision box is 0.25 x 0 .25

[eternal plank]

k

ty

but can i have a snowball diagram

[brisk badge]

What do you mean with diagram :p

[eternal plank]

like the specific colour codes and pixels in the entity (In this case a snowbal

[brisk badge]

Oh the texture

[eternal plank]

ye

like what colour codes it has

btw wanna know something

[eternal plank]

wanna know smth

i suck at coding

[brisk badge]

That one might be compromised

[eternal plank]

ive just been messing with u

i was just saying random stuff

lo

[brisk badge]

Your terminology was a bit odd, yes

[eternal plank]

lol

lol

[brisk badge]

But thanks for wasting my time

[eternal plank]

lol

[gentle patio]

😬

[vital summit]

🥶

[zinc violet]

I mean, that's what discord is all about, right?

[steep dagger]

😭

[lusty hare]

i need assistance where it should redirect back to my homepage immediately after the marquee function finishes instead of being in a timer

so that it'll be compatible with most screen resolutions

[steep dagger]

actually using a marquee, so based :0

not sure why you have random p tags that don't do anything, you should be able to use gap, margin or padding

marquee is dead tho, you probably can't do it

look at mdn Web docs for marquee they have js alternatives u can copy

[lusty pagoda]

question

What was the font command that made very characters?

That continously change

[spring tiger]

§k?
https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Formatting_codes

[lusty pagoda]

That's a helpful article, and yes it was the k thing
Thank you!

§k

[steep dagger]

does the change to a lot of command sntax in a recent snapshot have a big impact on the server?

[brisk badge]

The server is not written with commands, so no

[steep dagger]

is there a lower level api for example giving a player an item than the command syntax?

I always thought what you can do is limited by what commands are available, it's not like a minecraft server can edit client memory on a whim

@brisk badge

[brisk badge]

The server is built with plugins, written in Java. Commands are really the highest level of programming you can do within minecraft.

[steep dagger]

forgive my ignorance, but how would you achieve the above example without using the command api?

I've never done minecraft server stuff lol

[brisk badge]

I don't have much experience with plugins either 😄

You can look into scripting if you want to do some lower level programming for Minecraft Bedrock, with more possibilties

[steep dagger]

mfw the scripting is in typescript

that's actually insane

// Spawns a bunch of item stacks
import { ItemComponentTypes, ItemStack, Player } from '@minecraft/server';
import { MinecraftItemTypes, MinecraftEnchantmentTypes } from '@minecraft/vanilla-data';

function giveFireSword(player: Player) {
    const ironFireSword = new ItemStack(MinecraftItemTypes.DiamondSword, 1);

    const enchantments = ironFireSword?.getComponent(ItemComponentTypes.Enchantable);
    if (enchantments) {
        enchantments.addEnchantment({ type: MinecraftEnchantmentTypes.FireAspect, level: 1 });
    }

    const inventory = player.getComponent('minecraft:inventory');
    if (inventory === undefined || inventory.container === undefined) {
        return;
    }
    inventory.container.setItem(0, ironFireSword);
}

well I found it

[brisk badge]

Yeah, it's very powerful. Keep in mind that this not what the server development team uses, though.

[steep dagger]

Cubecraft definitely has the most insane system

[quiet arrow]

https://papermc.io/

[steep dagger]

thanks

I was looking at that bedrock dev wiki but I'm unlikely to get into that

it's interesting how much work goes into the apis and commands but the game gets hardly any survival features

[terse slate]

fn main() {
   println!("Hello World");
}

[steep dagger]

based

[quiet arrow]

Paper isn't developed my Mojang

[quiet arrow]

Arc<Box<Mutex<>>>

[brisk badge]

The Marketplace (and thus the creator features) is a big part of their income, so it makes sense