So, I want to speedrun the co-op category with a friend of mine and I was reading through the rules but I'm still unclear about how we can make it multiplayer without using console commands. I usually use ngrok since I won't port forward my router and ngrok requires that I enter the command ./ngrok tcp <port number>. Did this rule mean no Minecraft commands or no commands in terms of like terminal.
Can I use multiple mods on fabric? For example sodium, lithium and phoshpor? At the same time
For some reason when I try to make a new world in any version before 1.9 my game crashes and won't load the world.
edit: nevermind apparently it just started working out of literally nowhere
@Dygo Using ngrok to port forward should be fine; there's literally nothing that tool does besides forwarding TCP packets.
I like to use this mod called BetterF3 (link: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/betterf3), so I don't have the cluttered debug screen with useless information that I never use, but I am not sure if this mod is allowed if I want to submit my run
Why do some players (eg Illumina in his recent PB) choose to do no F3? Is there an advantage to this?
No F3 could make the game less confusing to look at but F3 is safer for hitboxes
Where can I find the script that quits and creates new world like Dowsky does?
Why is Optifine banned for 1.16? My pc cant handle it. I guess il just stick to 1.14 :(
Piantooje get sodium and all the other allowed mods and then try again to run 1.16 and if it doesnt work 1.14 :) oh and get then sodium for 1.14 too it helps a lot :)
Oh and I submitted a run today. But when I go to my profile it doesnt show the run. Did something go wrong or is that normal?
I submitted a run and it was legit and it got rejected Idk why but can someone explain pls
Where do they contact you about your run if it is rejected or not?
- (1.3.1-1.21.7) State Output 1.2.3: Fix inworld state being set before Downloading Terrain screen goes away in pre 1.13.
- (1.8-1.8.9) Anchiale 3.2.0: Remove "Replace Save & Quit" button placement option.
- (1.8, 1.8.9, 1.20.5-1.21.7) Atum 4.2.1, 5.2.1, & 1.3.3: T
