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Litematica is perfectly fine as long as you aren't copying builds from other servers or plots.

Some of the posts in this thread are highly questionable to be perfectly honest

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kinda rude ngl

Try connecting to the server using the ip node1.mcdiamondfire.com You can swap out the "1" after "node" for 1-5 depending on the node you want to join.

Try joining the server using the IP node1.mcdiamondfire.com Or you can change the "1" after "node" to anything from 1-5. Your English is fine by the way, don't worry about it!

I thought this thread finally died but then realised I had ignored it You guys know you can use discord right

The alternate account rule (4.4) covers a lot more than just gaining plots relatively cheaply. If we were to do anything about it, we would probably change the section concerning gaining plots. Even then, I've never seen that particular clause be reinforced so I'm not sure if there's any issue...

Like you said, Skyminers are popular because they're fun and easy to get into, and there's a lot of interactivity with other players. It feels like I've said this a hundred times at this point but people play on DiamondFire for fun, short, easy to get into games. Most people won't want to...

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Please keep it civil, or this thread is getting locked.

I'd recommend reaching out to a developer on discord to see if they can help you.

The images below is my signature, the line separating the text and the image is pretty hard to see. That's completely fine, welcome! :) This feature is something that I'd like too but unfortunately it's quite hard to implement and is easily exploitable, which sucks for the majority of the...

It's a plot that allows you to upload and download code templates, so that you can use them in your own plot.

It definitely does, it gives you a stick that you can break blocks with.

This has been suggested and denied a few times before mainly because of exploitation opportunities that this might present.

I wouldn't recommend doing it that way unless you have to use Game Action: Launch Projectile as it's highly inefficient, and even then there are better solutions, such as starting a process and using a Repeat While: Not Grounded.

As long as you're using Player Action: Launch Projectile, then you can detect when the projectile lands by using Player Event: Projectile Hit. Then, after some validation stuff to check if it's the grenade and not any old projectile, you can just use a Game Action: Create Explosion at that...