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This is the mood.

yeah

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rb to tell prev they're being so brave right now and pat their head a little please

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Most of the windows in my house don't even have BLINDS. You think you're cooked?! I wouldn't get a choice!

I wouldn't last 5 minutes if The Visitor showed up i would get told not to look outside and immediately say something like "why not what's going on" and not wait for an answer

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you got this!

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I guess I'll keep doing textures and models and stuff, though.

No reason, really, just kinda like doing it.

I quit.

MCreator just cut off compatibility from Forge 1.20.1. I don't know how to code worth shit and I didn't even export an unfinished version of the mod before this abrupt bullshit that rendered months of work as trite. Unless someone actually helps me with this for once, this is my last post regarding any of my plans for Minecraft modding.

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I quit.

MCreator just cut off compatibility from Forge 1.20.1. I don't know how to code worth shit and I didn't even export an unfinished version of the mod before this abrupt bullshit that rendered months of work as trite. Unless someone actually helps me with this for once, this is my last post regarding any of my plans for Minecraft modding.

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Writing Tips

Punctuating Dialogue

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➸ “This is a sentence.”

➸ “This is a sentence with a dialogue tag at the end,” she said.

➸ “This,” he said, “is a sentence split by a dialogue tag.”

➸ “This is a sentence,” she said. “This is a new sentence. New sentences are capitalized.”

➸ “This is a sentence followed by an action.” He stood. “They are separate sentences because he did not speak by standing.”

➸ She said, “Use a comma to introduce dialogue. The quote is capitalized when the dialogue tag is at the beginning.”

➸ “Use a comma when a dialogue tag follows a quote,” he said.

“Unless there is a question mark?” she asked.

“Or an exclamation point!” he answered. “The dialogue tag still remains uncapitalized because it’s not truly the end of the sentence.”

➸ “Periods and commas should be inside closing quotations.”

➸ “Hey!” she shouted, “Sometimes exclamation points are inside quotations.”

However, if it’s not dialogue exclamation points can also be “outside”!

➸ “Does this apply to question marks too?” he asked.

If it’s not dialogue, can question marks be “outside”? (Yes, they can.)

➸ “This applies to dashes too. Inside quotations dashes typically express—“

“Interruption” — but there are situations dashes may be outside.

➸ “You’ll notice that exclamation marks, question marks, and dashes do not have a comma after them. Ellipses don’t have a comma after them either…” she said.

➸ “My teacher said, ‘Use single quotation marks when quoting within dialogue.’”

➸ “Use paragraph breaks to indicate a new speaker,” he said.

“The readers will know it’s someone else speaking.”

➸ “If it’s the same speaker but different paragraph, keep the closing quotation off.

“This shows it’s the same character continuing to speak.”

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a cosplay photo so old it was taken on actual film (which explains the streaks from my scanner) and the con we were at doesn’t even exist anymore. it was around 13 years ago actually now that I think about it.

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She movin'. I'm groovin'. I also have no idea what I'm doing, so if I'm doing this wrong, please say something and don't let me sit here in complete and utter uncertainty

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I am tired as shiiiiittt

(Just a rant up ahead. Don't mind me.)

I want to keep working on my mods, but it's just occurred to me that I don't know how to animate a blockbench model... let alone code Minecraft properly. Is that why I'm not getting help? Because MCreator has a bad rep? I've asked for help and barely gotten anything... I feel stupid and I'm tired 24/7.

Why am I impatient? Why am I like this? I just want to get things done.

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The Broken Script: Part 2 of an overview by TattleStarBeepBop

Part 2 of this.

Today, I'm gonna talk to you about The TBS dimensions, among other things!

Clan Void: An infinite maze of rooms shaped like rooms from a base made of cobble and smooth stone. This is the most friendly dimension, as you can mine down and die (Handy if you have Keep Inventory on) or you can live in it and call it a home away from the entities, due to crafting tables, chests, and furnaces spawning in there! Just make sure you don't lose your 'home.'

Null Torture: A bedrock hallway with lava on either side. Sometimes you can find signs, others you can just run into a wall with a bunch of static items and a single Chirp disc. If you're lookin' for music, I'd say you found it.

Day_A: Also referred to as the field, this dimension is the only one without an exit block to pull you out. Pigs occasionally spawn in this dimension, from what I've seen, but that was before 1.9, sooo....

Anyway, with Dimensions outta the way, let's move onto...

THE MOTHAFUCKIN' MOON

The moon is fucking broken. It's broken. Sometimes you look up at the sky and see an eldritch monster, and good luck getting to sleep when that happens! It can even give you a message! I don't like the moon message. Get me outta here.

And finally...

SPECTRUM 11.

Spectrum 11 was and still is... terrifying. You need to get into the files of the mod with Winrar or smth and the Specturm is... it's literally terrifying and I don't know how else to describe my experience with it. Just... look it up yourself. I don't even wanna talk about it. Here's the mod. Seeya.

Like I said before, read the description to make sure you know what you're getting into and play responsibly.

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[The splorch of the hair escaping its vessel]

I've suffered from my baldness long enough 😔

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Just wait until they see me tomorrow.

My beauty will be

Unmatched.

I've suffered from my baldness long enough 😔

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The Broken Script: The first section of an overview by Tattlestarbeepbop

Ah, The Broken Script. A horror mod so good I literally had to get rid of it for my sanity's sake and even THAT was a hassle. A mod that my GF is actually doing a presentation on. And a mod that makes me realize that people do not understand the difference between... Malware:

Actually fucks up your computer real bad (overwhelming the system, deleting stuff from System32, etc.)

Spreads to other computers with the same intent

Will probably encrypt all of your files

You are not given any warning whatsoever before the storm

and...

P.U.P.s (Potentially Unwanted Payloads/Programs)

The least it'll do is give you a file on your desktop or a folder, the most it'll do it shut your PC off/crash it. (Make sure you've done everything else.)

Does not spread to other computers, let alone with the intent of destroying it

Are warned about in the description of the download unless someone forgot to put in one (This is why reading the description is important)

Now, with that hullabaloo out of the way, let's get started. (and no, I don't have good screenshots. You gotta look it up yourself.)

First up, a tutorial on how to get rid of The Broken Script (from now on referred to as TBS) properly.

So, you've had enough of entities running amok, causing you problems and bursting your ear-drums. How do you get rid of them? Simple. Go into the Modrinth profile that you have TBS in and throw out every folder you see inside before throwing out the folder itself, because when I tried to get rid of the folder outright after deleting the instance from Modrinth, it told me didn't have my own damn permission to until I dug into the files and deleted them all.

Next, empty your recycling bin, and viola! They're gone!

Second, a list of the entities in question, what they do, and how to get rid of them.

Null: The main man himself. He can do all sorts of things, like fly in the sky and watch you, prevent you from sleeping, and just being a general menace. You can communicate with him, but be careful. Like Bloody Mary, if you say his name one too many times, he'll murder you. (In game, of course) The key to getting rid of him is to stare at him. He'll disappear into thin air.

Faraway: Basically the opposite of Null, a bright white skin that occasionally moves when you're not staring at him. He's the friendliest of them all, if you consider getting jumpscared friendly.

Hetzer: This rare entity looks like a staticy biblically-accurate angel without wings... or eyes... anyway, if you look right at him a fake Subwoofer Lullaby (fittingly named False Subwoofer Lullaby) will start to play for a minute before it turns night and a Circuit spawns.

Circuit: These bastards are found all throughout mines and mineshafts and were a prime reason I hated going into them for a while during, and even after I finished studying TBS. These guys have different behaviors...

Circuit Disguise: Some Circuits disguise themselves as other mobs. When disguised as pigs, they follow the player and reveal themselves at random. When disguised as villagers, they'll have modern looks (because TBS changes texture and models to beta stuff) and will reveal themselves when killed. When disguised as creepers, they'll reveal themselves when they get to close and have darker textures.

Circuit Deceiver: Sometimes, you may find that you've joined your own game without your permission, and that's a sign a pitch-black mf with your armor and an iron axe is running at you. If you're lucky, it'll disappear. If not, be prepared for a chase from a Circuit.

Circuit Stare: They'll just... watch you in the mines. If you look at them, they'll either flee, or chase you down with reckless abandon, breaking anything in their path, and insta-killing you before crashing your game (Or your computer in the unsafe version)

The Broken End: This thing is the see-all end-all of Minecraft worlds. If you see this fuckin' thing, run. Immediately. If you look at it, it'll strike. It's 12 feet tall, it's related to the Circuits, it can literally ban your from your own world unless you know how to code and get rid of the ban thing. That and it's loud. A lot of things in this mod are LOUD.

Follow: This guy's got a hole in his head... and branches sticking out of it. If approached, he'll either teleport you to where he was, or teleport you to the Day A dimension. More on that later.

Herobrine: He behaves like he does in From The Fog, disappearing when you get too close. He's a bit darker than usual, though... hm...

Nothingiswatching: A black censor box ala Voices Of The Void. The difference between this one and that is that one tries to keep its distance and will make you think your graphics card broke when you get too close. THIS one will lock your vision onto it and pursue you with the speed of Gonzales. Also, he insta-kills you and crashes your game like the Circuit.

Parasite: Missing textured players that randomly show up. They don't do much, but I hear using a fishing rod to sacrifice them into a chunk error this mod can cause might stop the game from getting its chunks deleted? I dunno. I'm reading off the wiki.

R2 (also known as Siluet): This ghostly mf has two forms, 'R2' and 'He.' Both basically do the same thing, except one has a chance of disappearing. The other chance is you get pursued and the time randomly changes from day to night. If you avoid it for long enough, it'll disappear. If you don't, another game crash happens.

xXRam2DieXx: This. Bitch. cost me a world in less than 12 hours. Null opens the game to LAN, this bitch joins, and starts talking in codes. If you get too close, he'll ban you from your world.

Revuxor: There's nothing about him on the wiki, but I think I saw him for a split second before I got banned by xXRam2DieXx. Idk.

Curved (also known as DyeXD412): Not much is known about this one either. Haven't seen him, so...

Sub Anomaly 1: I haven't seen this one, because I left before it was added, but from what I have seen from numerous youtube videos is that this guy functions like The Void in mist form. In fact, that's what some people call it. It's useful for killing TBS entities, but also gets very annoying to deal with.

Integrity: THIS BITCH SPEAKS. He's also very, and I mean VERY dangerous. More dangerous than The Broken End. If you somehow see him anywhere in your world... Run. Hide. Do anything you can to avoid it. it will corrupt every single world you have.

I'll probably do a part 2 about other stuff, but if you want to play this mod for yourself, I'll put the link here, but PLEASE. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. READ THE DAMN DESCRIPTION.

Thank you.

And above all else. Play responsibly.