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(hyper) Denizen Tutorial Videos
Made a thread for this so I don't flood #actives-only with stuff about this lol
already emphasized in #actives-only but bringing it here too, it's improtant that we prioritize expanding the guide more than videos, but i mentioned also it'd be good if you both covered specifically the guide so people can follow along and that you let us review it, of course
for sure yeah, going to be following the guide so that people can refer to the guide for more information if they'd like. mainly want to make the tutorial videos for people who like watching videos rather than reading a ton of text in the guide yk? again, will definitely refer them to the guide every so often, telling them that if they want more information or want something elaborated they should either look at the corresponding guide page or ask in the discord.
almost done with the installation and first script video rough draft script
i mean i struggle at reading sometimes so i can appreciate it, ye
if you come across a section that isn't written yet but would fit nicely into your playlist, you should consider writing the guide + recording the video, or asking if someone wants to collab with the writing part
hey if somebody's at school or unable to read a ton and wants to learn how to do something in denizen rq, they can watch a video for a quick overview
definitely will do
wow that did not go well, let me paste it regularly lol
First and foremost, I recommend making a local test server for all of your Denizen scripts as you’re probably new to Denizen and probably don’t want to break anything on your main server. If you’re unsure on how to get a local host server up and running, I’ve left a link to a guide in the description that shows you how to set one up.
Now that you have your local host server, let's add Denizen and Depenizen.
Denizen is a plugin for Spigot servers that loads and runs user-written scripts automatically.
Depenizen is a bridge that connects various different plugins to Denizen, allowing for interaction between them. This one isn’t necessary right now, but you might want it in the future.
I’ve left download links for these in the description. Note that for Denizen, there will be two links. One is the developmental build and the other will be the latest release build. I recommend that you download the developmental build for your local test server, and the latest release build for your main server.
Once they’ve finished downloading, let's put them into our plugins folder and restart the server.
Once the server’s online, open up Minecraft, click on Multiplayer, and click the Add Server button. Enter localhost as the server address, and you can either leave the server name as is or name it, whatever floats your boat. You can also click the Direct Connection button if you don’t want to add another server to your server list.
Now that we have Denizen installed, we’ll need to install Visual Studio Code, a handy code editor, and the Denizen Extension for Visual Studio Code, which will provide general language support for .dsc files written for Denizen. I’ve, once again, left links for both of these in the description below. Installation of these two should be pretty self-explanatory, but all you need to do is click this big blue button, open the installation application, and keep clicking next. Once Visual Studio Code is installed, navigate over to the link in the description labeled VSC Denizen Extension and open it. Click on the green install button and a small window should pop up informing you that Visual Studio Code is required to install the extension. Since you just installed it, click the Continue button. You should get a pop up informing you that the website is trying to open Visual Studio Code, click the Open button and Visual Studio Code should open up and bring you to a page like this. Click the blue install button and you’ll have the Denizen Extension downloaded.```
wrote this up, just an installation/setup video
lmk what i should remove/add/change
thinking of whether i should add an explanation of the ex command and all into this one or put that in the next video
wait are you starting at what is denizen?
i'd definitely cover multiple sections if you finish too quickly, but as long as theyre like, side-by-side
very briefly, i jump to "how do i download denizen" and the "setting up a local test server"
offtopic for a moment, but do you have an "intro clip"?
from 0:00 til 0:20 in this video as an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5qWplsXanY
HEY! This tutorial is very old and outdated and much of it no longer applies! Please join the Denizen Discord at https://discord.gg/Q6pZGSR to find more up-to-date information! And also the new text tutorials: https://guide.denizenscript.com/
if you don't, and you have the opportunity to record a few cool clips of "random shit Denizen can do" per video, that'd be actually pretty cool to showcase either your own or other people's gifs/videos with a "Denizen Video Guides"
but i wont impose harder work on you lol
that was exactly what i had in mind lmao
time to scour the discord 👀
go for it 😂
let me know how many you want at a time and ill build a few for you
send em all, i'll look through and see what looks best strung together
i won't spam them in this channel given it should be more specifically for your videoes, but you can start with: #1019830611000700970 message ,
#showcase , and this guy who shares a ton of his denizen powered clips
gotcha
If you use peoples stuff from showcase you’d probably want to get permission first and give credit in the video or description or something but that’s a good idea
i was going to just give credit with something like
Made by person#1234 in the bottom corner but yeah imma ask for permission real quick lol
Nice
@snow skiff Do I have your permission to use the following clip? #1019830611000700970 message
that's actually @minor sluice 's clip, but i think he'd be more than happy to grant you permission
at the minimum he may request a little note of credit somewhere
gotcha
sure go for it
epic
this script is a dialogue speedrun
You should probably preplan the visual side of the video in the same script
ie plan out wtf is gonna be on screen while you're saying things
for example for the download parts, you'll probably want video of you opening the download page and clicking download buttons and etc.
The reason I say to plan that in advance is because with your current dialogue, the idea in my head for how you'd visually match the script, uh, doesn't match the script lol
eg you mention the links towards the end of the downloading part, but you'll probably visually show those download pages more towards the beginning
and then the latter part would be you putting them into the correct folder location and all
yeah im going to show it i have a general idea of what im going to record but i'll add it in ig
is there anything else you'd recommend i add?
i was going to show the links and download them as they appear in the script
actually ykw, imma make the intro clip thing later lol
idk how i should go about setting it up
i'd say you should develop stuff more and take it more as a conversation than an info dump
no no, make it all content but without being info dump
ofc dont add convo to parts that dont need it
it should be added to lighten the mood of the video
hmm
yay
+> YAY!!!
idk bout u but if i went to a tutorial video and the guy was just mumbling about technical stuff and jargon i dont understand, i would quit it very easily
understandable lol
will go through and see what i can expand on and explain so that everything doesn't seem overwhelming
yayie
+> YAY!!!
real
hocus pocus
did u make any progress already
Not yet, I’ll be writing up a better script and all when I get home today though.
i will actually make progress today 
should I dedicate a portion of the video to explaining Denizen and all before going into the setup portion or....
separate video titled "what is Denizen? should YOU use it?"
yeah that's what i was also thinking lol
if i went into the setup write after the explanation that would kind of make it seem like im in a rush to get to the next part
would also extend the video time by a crap ton lol
writing it right now actually
godspeed
going heavily based off of the guide, gonna post the script right after im finished then record it once it gets checked by y'all
yipee!
alright, i've written up a draft that's really heavily based on the guide. let me know what i should change, add, or remove entirely :smilers:
erm, that's not really easy to view lmao
uh
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i think that part that talks about nms calls is almost word pasta, imo you should say that in a more.. talking..? way, instead of just listing them over
yeah I’m not too familiar with nms calls, I know they’re like interactions with Minecraft code itself instead of with bukkit/spigot no?
for sure need to rewrite that 😂
For instance, while Bukkit lacks an API for sticking arrows into an entity, Denizen can accomplish this task effortlessly with a single command.
this is actually something that needs revising in the guide
this was true at the time but since then spigot added an api for it lol
oh lmao
but also yeah the last few paragraphs seem to have been copypasted straight out of the guide
which, the way i phrased it years ago in typing should not be the way you phrase it today spoken aloud for a video
last two were rewritten yeah
just wanted to get a quick draft out lol, but how do you reckon I should go about it?
hmmm, maybe simplify the portion about NMS calls or something?
nah can leave it as "complex" as it is, just change wording to be more approachable and friendly
Obviously depends on what video style are you going for, but I do feel like it should be a bit more talk-y yeah - feels a little like a speech now. Don't know what style are you going for but for example
Before we get into the actual script-writing, I'm sure you're wondering what Denizen is, what it's capable of, and why you might want to use it on your server. Simply put, Denizen is a plugin that runs user-written scripts allowing anyone, yes, even you, to achieve almost anything a regular Minecraft plugin could.
But before we jump into the wonderous world of programming, you're probably thinking: what even is Denizen? Why will you want to use it? What is this video talking about? Well, luckily, I can answer that. To put it simply, Making Java plugins for Minecraft often requires a fair bit of learning and Java knowledge, while Denizen provides an easy-to-understand alternative that allows anyone to quickly start their programming journey and make their own creations with ease!
Obviously just a quick draft, but hopefully you can see what I meant here
For sure yeah
christ i forgot about this
Thread was manually reopened by @frozen pebble.
do you want a motivational coach to keep you on the idea? :p
toasters make great cheerleaders
perchance
we leave at sunrise then
pack yer micy and OBS!
Do you already have a video editing software set up?
yeah I have everything set up I just need to like write up a good first video script and everything
it’ll likely be getting the vscode editor and a local test server set up
- explaining what denizen is, alternatively I could have that be as a separate video
Do you have time now?
I’m currently at work lol
rare time when customers don’t show up
no bagels for them I guess :(
i could go for a bagel :(
I get off of work in like an hour or so, then will be home for a bit before having to head off. I’ll prob be free by 3:30 or 4pm est
I will ship some to you, can’t guarantee freshness though
!remindme 4pm to ask hyper how his first video is going 
i am now free and will now work on the script :)
@snow skiff beep boop this is your reminder to ask hyper how his first video is going
lol
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do you want any help with a script/plot? wasnt sure if you were going to use uh
this still specifially^
or if you were gonna follow through the guide
i might go through the guide and either condense stuff down or possibly expand on it? i think condensing it down would be good to refer people over to the denizen guide page, but not expanding it might result in lots of questions that may or may not be on the guide page. idk
yeah for sure
what do you have so far? or are you working on it at the moment?
if you go with the test server intro first, it'd be cool to start out of the box using our discy commands;
- basic intro~~, zoom into HD pig face~~
- a quick pointer at the #457966968826494977, then #1026104994149171200, #chatter, and #bot-spam
- demonstrating staying updated via
!update Paper Denizen(i'd save depenizen for a section/clip/intro of it's own or a video that requires it, introducing it as you use it a few ways) - quick link previews to:
- https://guide.denizenscript.com/ - for a more text based guided practice
- https://papermc.io/ and https://ci.citizensnpcs.co/job/Denizen_Developmental/ - the main two downloads for a test sever
- https://code.visualstudio.com/Download - for the extension, and both showing how to either download it via the extensions page or reference https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DenizenScript.denizenscript
- a very brief "see how easy and quick" demo of:
- start server, confirm taco deliciousness via
eula.txt, start server again
- start server, confirm taco deliciousness via
- voila, server is online, and maybe demo a quick
/ex narrateand a/ex mount chicken|chicken|chickento show it works
that seems like jumping ahead a bit lol
first episode would ideally be 'what is denizen' lol
depending on the length they're going for ofc
No really a point going into finding your own information before you know how to use it
my writeup looks like a second video entirely if there's a background video, now we have two plots 
third
second would probably be 'here's how to get a test server running'
depending on the desired length ofc
but this is worth dedicating time to imo
if it's made well, it would be highly useful even outside denizen contexts
i was just wondering how long youtube shorts were, and i cant think of anyone other than you, acikek, and krilliant flooding youtube shorts for hilarious cursed quick script videos
lol up-and-coming youtube denizen sphere
1 minute, to answer your question
anyway idk what hyper is doing rn, but i'm happy to help with scripting if desired
im currently fretting because i forgot i have a paper due on monday lmao
but is ok
i just ate lunch and am now at peace
upload paper instructions, call in MonkAI, we'll write a script to finish your homework 
if only 
would be cool to fit something like a tutorial into a short
I want to practice video editing, im gonna see what i can mash up in some shorts demoing quick script ideas
i like this, but i also thing that inq is right about the first video explaining what denizen is
splitting it up might be the best
would https://flags.sh/ be good to share alongside a test server intro for the startup batch?
I think I'm in a bad habit of always copying and pasting my startup actually, I forgot that most of my test servers are all on Linux and I just haven't easy screen -dmS testsever java -Xms2G -Xms2G -jar paper.jar
maybe aikar is too complicated off the bat
this is definitely very important
tutorial #0: what is denizen
tutorial #1: how to get your localhost test server running
tutorial #2: basics of denizen
this feels like a joke but that seems valid to me
were you not participating in the conversation like 2 days ago where we were told aikar's flags are at best useless
so uhh
probably not good to share
best to make it as easy as possible to follow for watchers
no its not a joke lmao
^^^ this
i might say something along the lines of "copy this from the description and paste it, it basically allocates so and so amount of your ram to the server"
something along those lines at least, will see
i forgot what the outcome of the conversation was actually, cause it came up again on reddit someplace
#actives-only message
oh, i was thinking about trusting the vm engineers being the worst part lol
heyyyy hows that paper goin
hahaa
I got an outline for the paper going, will finish the paper early tomorrow and then hopefully get a start for this 😭
Pull a GLaDOS and speed it up by 1000x and just tell them to remember it in slow motion
heyyy hows your week lookin so far? 
lol i forgot again 😭
i don't think i have anything to do after work tomorrow (and the days following) or this weekend, pretty sure i have everything finished so i can for sure work on this
it's time!!
yay!
+> YAY!!!
have all the celebration emotes i can find
the super reactions, my eyes 😭
Coincidentally two of them are birds
let us know if you'd like any help
how's it going ;)
Okay, well, for now, are you planning out more of the series or starting scripting the first video?
i think it'd be best if i introduce denizen, its basic syntax (i guess?) and some basic explanations of tags
then introduce the whole setup of a test server, vscode, and the extension in the next video
and then the one after is where i introduce the other stuff
i think bite-sized content is what people prefer nowadays, so the shorter and more informative the content is the more people get hooked and want to watch more yk?
but at the same time there's also the audience who prefers longer, more in-depth videos so im not sure what to do tbh
I'd aim for 5-10 minutes per video, but I don't think it's vitally important
The first would probably be amoung the shortest
I think it'd be a very good idea to look at the text guide for inspiration in terms of how to 'sort' the topics
!g
View the Denizen Beginner's Guide at https://guide.denizenscript.com/
The first video would probably map quite well to the background section there
Start by explaining what denizen is, then show an example or two of something out-of-the-ordinary and cool you might do with it
Maybe for dramatic effect have one be something simple and funny, exploding chickens or whatever, and the other something impressive-looking (probably ripped off resources or showcase)
Then like 'You're probably thinking that you couldn't do something like this, but it's actually super easy'
Finalizing by explaining the format the rest of the series will take
plus or minus intro and outro
Overall, does that sound about right?
yeah that definitely sounds like something i'd go for lol
i think i keep getting into the in-depth explanation portion of things rather than simply skimming over them
Yeah I can see that
going to see what i can pick apart from the What is Denizen? section
Fortunetly you have the combined strength of the helpers here, who have upwards of years of experience in explaining Denizen in a way people can understand
yay
+> YAY!!!
hows it lookin' good cookin'? 
perchance
Hey! Welcome to the first tutorial of many about Denizen, a powerful scripting plugin that lets you run custom written scripts on your Minecraft server! In this video, I’ll show you what Denizen is, and what it can do! In the future, we’ll be taking a deep dive into Denizen and (almost) all it has to offer. For now though, let me show you what Denizen is all about.
[show Denizen logo]
As I mentioned before, Denizen is a plugin that lets you run custom written scripts, but what does a Denizen script look like? And what does everything really mean in life? I can’t answer that last question, but I *can* answer the first question: Denizen is pretty simple once you get the gist of it! Here’s a very simple script example:
epic_script:
type: task
script:
- narrate "Hello, <player.name>."
This example script, when run, greets the player by name. It’s highly similar to YAML, a file format frequently used to configure plugins like Essentials, MythicMobs, and many other plugins.
At its very base, Denizen has a command-tag syntax, *almost* similar to a command being run in Minecraft, but in a slightly different fashion. A command is something you’re most likely familiar with. You likely frequently use commands like `/gamemode creative` or `/teleport player`. These commands can be rewritten in Denizen by replacing the slash (/) with a hyphen (-).
To put it basically, tags are usually used as a way of getting additional information from something. As an example, you could obtain whether a certain block of grass on your server is snowy or not.
I’m sure you’re wondering what other people have made with Denizen, and there’s actually a very interesting showcase channel in their official Discord! People who feel that they’ve made something showcase-worthy can pop their script into the channel along with a description of what their script does, you might even see a video or two every so often! Here are some really cool scripts by community members that I found:
[list cool scripts and stuff]```
i feel there's definitely a lot i could add or clarify, but here's a starting base
i completely scratched what i had above and started anew
do a roleplay run!
Record it, and if you want, paste it here- but just rewatch it and take notes, make it an official draft

honestly i might lol
You're getting deeper into the mechanics than I think you should here
20s * 6 == 120s, 2 minutes, ez draft to start with
One of the problems with a tutorial like this is trying not to scare people away lol
if it sounds complicated, they're less likely to stick around
I uhh
don't know of a great way to suggest changes without just writing for you which i'm assuming you don't want but
do it do it
it's their tutorial lol, I don't think they want to just act out something I wrote
go inquisitor go





anyway you're missing a hook here, which is what I was going for in suggesting the small, funny example earlier
first paragraph seems cool, but I'd jump into some silly example to show customization
like
'Imagine if you wanted to make it so when you name a chicken 'steve', it explodes' over a hyper-speed clip of that script being made, then a quick clip of you using a name tag on a chicken and it exploding
You could even move your joke over to that format
have like 3 real examples of super simple scripts to show off customization you couldn't get elsewhere
and end it off with some joke about denizen not being able to fix your social life or whatever in the same format
(maybe with a clip of touching grass if that's your thing)
The script so far suggest high-pace editing, so i'm assuming that's what you were going for
and that conforms to it ^
This first episode shouldn't really be a tutorial
It's a hook to draw them into actually learning
I don't know if this is just in my head but it kind of looks like you type faster when you see me typing lol
but a draft of a tutorial video script could provide inspiration for another script by offering new ideas, structures, and approaches to the same topic, stimulating creative thinking and facilitating a quicker and more efficient writing process for him, it sounds like he mightve gotten writers block in the mix of writing one himself
For the first few example scripts, I'd suggest also going for visual simplicity, I.e. something someone with 0 Denizen knowledge will be able to mostly make sense out of
It should at least look small at a glance ye
I wouldn't linger on the code though
I suggested like
Knowing nothing and still being able to get a single script is a big thing to incentivizing people to stay
write a small amount
I'll race you to make one right now
you can type and ill record,goodluck eat mi dust
||wheres my selfy stick||
I'd say start with something hyper-simple and show you write it, e.g.
on player moves:
- explode
And talk through making it in a way that expresses the simplicity, then have a few slightly more complex hacker-montage style examples as a showcase
1 super simple walked through thing to show how easy it is to start out, then a slightly more complex thing, and then a massive super impressive thing would be a good hook imo
agreed, i'm just trying to figure out markdown real quick lmao
Show simplicity, small buildup, then hook with something extreme
gotcha gotcha
appreciate all the feedback <3
im half asleep rn am going to bed will work on this more tomorrow
I started to record it and I cringed myself out trying to read the guide word for word infront of the camera 
I'm trying to remember how to detect naming a mob lol
right click entity with:nametag?
chicken_flight:
type: world
events:
on player right clicks chicken with:name_tag:
- if <player.item_in_hand.display.if_null[null]> == steve:
- adjust <context.entity> velocity:0,100,0
does this look right lol
I'm currently coding in Obsidian which is
not ideal
I mean I don't know how morally right it is to launch chickens like that but the script is right lol
!t itemtag.display
Returns the display name of the item, as set by plugin or an anvil.
properties
ElementTag
ItemTag.display
haha well my original idea was to explode them
But I stole aya's idea so i already used that
Well, technically, I believe name_tag[display=steve] is a valid matcher?
Don't do anything here that would obviously get you banned from anywhere else. https://denizenscript.com/discord_rules#rule6
- Don't do anything illegal. Software piracy is a crime. Cracking minecraft is illegal.
- Don't post anything highly NSFW.
- Don't post anything super controversial.
oh god
@ancient pumice apprehand @snow skiff
I know it's valid, but i've never seen anyone use item matchers with properties like that
like behr said, it just feels like it should be wrong
Yeah it feels a bit weird lol, but item property matchers were added specifically for items and all a while back, so it's definitely fine
i can like read it aloud and record it, expressions/emphasis and all, pretty easily but i don't know how good it'd be to follow the guide literally word for word 😭
!resources
If you'd like to share your Denizen script, or view scripts shared by others, you can use the Denizen resources page: https://forum.denizenscript.com/resources/.
(for me)
dModels could probably be pretty good for the extreme example
...all the way to fully customized entity models!
I'm stealing @snow skiff script for a mid-level example
i thought you said you were stealing behr, not his script 😭
for sure
i'm just stealing forum scripts and hoping they're decent lol
here
oof that does not format into discord well
anyway it looks a lot more complicated than it is because i went overboard on editing directions
that's ^ probably like 2 minutes or so lol?
it is, as I said before, scripted at a blistering pace
it is not at all the only way to format something like this, but it is one way
I'll uhh
## Intro
Hey! Welcome to the first tutorial of many about Denizen, a powerful scripting plugin that lets you make custom plugins super easily for your Minecraft server! In this video, I’ll show you what Denizen is, and what it can do! In the future, we’ll be taking a deep dive into Denizen and (almost) all it has to offer. For now though, let me show you what Denizen is all about.
So imagine you wanted to make it so that on your server, when you jump, you *explode.*
Here's how you do that
Pretty simple, right?
And now, when I jump...
Or, what if you wanted to make it so that whenever you named a chicken 'steve', it flew into the sky?
Or, what if you wanted to give all your players a halo using particles?
Or, what if you wanted to make it so you could sit on stairs and slabs by clicking them,*
Or, what if you wanted to replicate all of essentials, or create a land claim system, or add pets, or custom items,
or even fully customized entity models!
And yes, this script is real, and it's a good example of just how much you can do with Denizen if you put the time into it, but let's start simple.
I know all of that looks super complicated, but it's actually really easy to start using denizen. You don't need to know how to code, and you don't even need to be that smart. Denizen scripts are formatted in almost the same way as a plugin config file, and are almost just as easy to make. And don't worry, it's *really* hard to lag your server with Denizen, it's made to be super easy to use and hard to mess up. So, let's get started!
here's the entirety of the text that's on there
%%Causal music, shot in Minecraft in 2nd person.%%
against my own embarrasment i did it again but without face-camming
shit you beat me to it
the subway surfers would be funny to have lmao
gah damn that took 7 1/2 minutes?
not enough edits and explosions and fast transitions my attention span has died out
real
look at my version then
i got you covered
8-9 jump cuts in like 2 minutes
i remember i tried to make a gun tutorial but i messed up typing
and had to do too many cuts and i got bored
wait its pronounced denezen??? i've always pronounced it the knee zen lmfao
hwhot 
the knee zen?
yeah thats how i've always pronounced it xD
with a T-H? 
i think this deserves a double down arrow dnt role
ah shit i always forget the is supposed to make an actual th sound xD nono i meant it as if just a D
this is wrong
Denizen is an english word lol
den-uh-ZEN
you could pronounce the stressed syllable zin or zen, but you can't move the stress lol
@lofty wind what time is hyper off today?
I'm sorry, but Hyper is not a person here in the Denizen community. If you need help with something related to denizen or have any questions about it feel free to ask me!

now
but im probably going to take a nap

powernap?
i have arisen
new tag alert
i like this
!t is_sleeping
need a human object
tag
or whatever
HumanTag.is_sleeping
do you want me to edit/tweak the video script that you posted or
I might make some suggestions later
/ex adjust <human[hyper]> powernap:true
I don't think he would mind if you edited what he posted
im feeling drowsy what's going o-
(if this is to me, then yeah, go ahead lol)
i think the wording about Denizen letting you make custom plugins is slightly inaccurate? i mean, you'd be recreating the functionality of plugins but
i guess something like that might be best while explaining to someone unfamiliar with denizen
correct on both counts
just say exactly that lmao
In Denizen, you can easily create your own custom plugins! Well, you recreate the functionality of a plugin, but it's not really a plugin, but that's something we'll talk about later! or something
might even add a small difference between plugins and scripts chapter in the vid
lol didn't think of that kek
g0 hyper g000 Make that vide000!
yeeee
i might record it a few times and see if anything sounds off
ime no like the intro
ever wanted to let yourself explode whenever you jump?
direct more?
That sounds like a wonderful advertisement for some bomb ass shoe
disagree
that doesn't help anything
the practical differences between a script and an independant plugin are nonexistent and we want to avoid being needlessly complicated
can someone translate this into english for me lol
Well, similar to the guide section there is a tiny note that comments on that for those who are concerned that the scripts would be less performant than a plugin made in Java would be
specificcally the " If it's so easy then, what's the catch?" part lol
daxz translate: they don't like the intro
That entire topic is important to talk about, just not in the intro/first video
Imo the intro needs to be as simple and in "common terms" or whatever as possible
the thing i'm trying to stress is customizability
i.e why would you use denizen instead of a premade plugin
There is no plugin that explodes you when you jump
"I don't like the intro"
Vision failure, didn't see
(offtopic, i love daxz speak lmfao)
Random people don't care if it's actually like a plugin but really not because it's a plugin that lets you make scripts which can be like plugins but don't count as ones even though you can replace plugins with them
I have a similar way of speaking with my friend group j
see me found denzien because uh i enever knew java existed
andblike
i used other rplugins but are bad and didnt feel programmy enough
like i knew pygthon existed
but not java
so i was looking for a py alternative for plugins
ykyk
and denizen was a lot more peogramming like
as compared to skeipt or like customcommands or a config file
and that was what drew me in
mpbile is hard to type
We are not really catering to people looking to program in minecraft
That is to say, we mostly want to emphasis that it is not so much like programming, because that scares people
but like why denizen
Don't worry, we eliminated the last of the prescriptivists back in '98
as compared to smth simpler
maybe flex the npc integerstion
since it has direct line of contact to citizens
daxz have you considered enabling autocorrect
denizen is extremely simple tbh
customization
simple with complex capabilities
this is why i said what i did 5 minutes ago lol
always autocorrects to smth differnt though
that's Denizen's big draw
Or just get good /j, I do most of my typing here on mobile
It's easy enough for anybody to use but allows you to do things you couldn't otherwise do
for experienced users it gets more power in other areas, but that's not the people who need to be hooked into using it
^ That's what I was talking about yesterday, the intro needs to highlight simplicity and have a shock value with something like dModels
also since I apparently have a decent proportion of the helper team rn, what are your thoughts on moving this into a #guide-writing thread
obviously it is not the guide
but it's related, and has a scope that sort of surpasses a denizen help thread
🥸 acikak the helper says sure
would make sense ye


