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Minecraft Asset Downloader

Download Minecraft assets and store them as a resource pack for personal usage.

Are you a regular somewhat techno clever citizen of the internet?

After the code below (which you definitely don't need to read yourself), I've written a guide on how to use this, plus some troubleshooting tips!

Are you a smarty pants?

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                                      - Vocation Trait Guide -

                                (Pro-tip: try :set cursorline in Vim!)

          Vocation | +STR & +AGI & +RES & +DFT & +CHR & +MND & +MGT & +MHP & +MMP | LAKM
           Warrior |  +40 .      .  +60 .      .      .      .      .  +60 .      | ****
            Priest |      .      .      .      .      . +180 .      .      .  +30 | ****
              Mage |      .      .      .      .      .      . +180 .      .  +30 | ****
    Martial Artist |  +10 . +100 .      .      .      .      .      .  +30 .      | ****
             Thief |      .  +60 .      .  +60 .      .      .      .  +20 .      | ****

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Everything just.. works, in Horizon. This entire list will probably be rather opinionated, and, as background, I've played very few games, so I probably won't have particularly good opinions either. But here they are:

• The camera. It's so fluid! - At this point, the cameras in other games frustrate me, so maybe what I've found wrong with other games is more helpful. In other games, the camera is glued to the player. If your player moves left a foot, so does the camera, at the very same speed. Those games always keep the character in the absolute center of the screen. Worse, they often force the camera to sort of chase the player, making the camera always rotate towards the direction your character is facing. This is really, really disorienting - I'd expect it in a car racing game, but in one where I'm just trying to look around, maybe towards an enemy to my side or maybe to appreciate the scenery, automatically rotating the camera this way is a huge frustration. Sort of dizzying, especially on a b

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:root {
    --fg-color: #EEE;
    --bold-color: #FFF;
    --attached-border-color: #2A2A2A;
    --focus-color: #778;
}

body {
    background-color: #222 !important;
    color: var(--fg-color) !important;

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{
  "options": ["--converter", "ffmpeg"],
  "items": [
    {
      "name": "Chasing the void",
      "downloaderArg": "glitched puppet/glitch(ed)/17 Chasing the void.mp3",
      "converterOptions": ["-i", "$in", "-ss", "00:01:30", "$out"]
    }
  ]
}

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Interesting suggestions: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/c796d845724ea33116a9b872baee0300

My self-declared interesting posts: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/46b0b3d6a35352fedaaab4ca6e55b33a

Other long informative posts: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/398abf14f588fda423872efd5dfe97a4

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{"apply": {"downloader": "youtube-dl"}, "items": [
  {"name": "sleepless", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/sleepless"},
  {"name": "deldee", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/deldee"},
  {"name": "minimal", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/minimal"},
  {"name": "love", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/love"},
  {"name": "subtle cupcake rhythms", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/subtle-cupcake-rhythms"},
  {"name": "depado", "downloaderArg": "https://c418.bandcamp.com/track/depado"}
]}

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# Basic loop demo.

# The very first thing we need to do is all of our target entities as
# uncounted. Note that the loop iteration code will remove this tag as it
# runs.
scoreboard players tag @e[type=zombie] add zombie_loop_not_counted

# Now we'll start the iteration loop, but only if there's at least one
# uncounted entity. There's no sense in iterating over an empty list!
function test:zombie_loop/loop if @e[tag=zombie_loop_not_counted]

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const fetch = require('node-fetch')
const FormData = require('form-data')
const fixWS = require('fix-whitespace') // my cool library :SUNGLASSES:
const { Writable } = require('stream')

// const SPLODER = 'http://www.sploder.com'
// const SPHP = SPLODER + '/php'
// const SESSION_ID = 'IDK IF THIS IS IMPORTANT. IF THIS VARIABLE IS USED, STICK YOUR SESSION ID HERE.'
// const CONFIG = `?PHPSESSID=${SESSION_ID}&version=2`

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A command to remotely power a command block chain and wait for it to finish, in a single tick

Disclaimer: this suggestion is based around the updates recently made in the 1.12 snapshots that make command block loops and if/else-style conditionals possible. You'll probably want to know a bit about those updates to better understand this suggestion (the tl;dr is that you can now change the direction a chain is going while it's running, and you can run individual command blocks more than once in a single tick). Also, being a programmer would be useful, since I can't guarantee I'm very good at explaining things, especially without any Big and Programming Jargon words!

Essentially I'm suggesting a command – we'll call it /activate – that does the following:

1. Activates an impulse command block at the given position. This impulse block would run immediately – as soon as the /activate command is executed.

2. Waits for any chain blocks following that impulse block to be complete.