Change: Increased suffocation damage inside reinforced blocks no longer affects non-player entities and players owning the reinforced blocks Change: The "preventReinforcedFloorGlitching" configuration option no longer affects players trying to glitch through reinforced blocks that they are the owner of Cha...
There are many mines added by SecurityCraft that players can use as defensive measures. A special type of mine are the so called block mines, which mimic commonly found blocks such as stone, dirt, deepslate, or sand, as well as all existing ores. These mines look just the same as their...
Source code for the Minecraft mod "SecurityCraft". Resources Readme License MIT license Activity Stars 136 stars Watchers 19 watching Forks 85 forks Report repository Releases 64 New reinforced blocks, expanded disguise support, performance improvements, fixes Latest Oct 3, 2024 + 63...
New: Config option "preventReinforcedFloorGlitching" to control whether players can glitch through a floor made of reinforced blocks using a boat New: Reinforced Lectern New: Wire Cutters can now be used to remove the passcode protection from a block via sneak-rightclicking New: SecurityCraft's...
All such functional blocks have practical limitations, which is often why the control network is needed. In a feed-back network the input of the control network is driven by the output of the functional block and an input signal. The input of the finctional block is driven by the contr...
Which got further reinforced by drone strikes. That is they learned quickly and appart from doing reverse attacks to cause drone strikes on civilians thus bad publicity for US and other troops they tend to do their high level security some what differently. That is using trade craft methods of...
There was even one time, back in the innocent past of the 1980’s, where I had a Swiss Army knife and was slicing the stuff up into smaller blocks (which then became a kind of miniature cubist/abstract sculpture). What bothers me most of all is the “It’s a good thing she followe...