<![CDATA[Dreamcraft - Questions and Tutorials]]> https://dreamcraft.org/ Sat, 18 Apr 2026 15:50:41 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[DC14 Command List]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1320 Tue, 15 Jun 2021 23:28:30 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1320
General Gameplay:

/spawn -- Teleports you to the Dreamcraft Spawn, where you will initially join

/sethome [home name]** -- Sets your home to the spot you're at so you can later teleport back to it. Players are allowed a maximum of 3. **note that brackets are not included when typing the command. Example: /sethome home1

/home [home name] -- Teleports you back to the location of your home

/homes -- Lists the homes that you own

/remhome [home name] -- Removes the home teleport

/seen [username] -- Tells you when a player last logged on. Example: "/seen Jessahkat" will tell you when Jess was last on

/list -- Lists all players that are currently on the server (Can also be viewed by pressing Tab on your keyboard)

/near -- Lets you know what players are nearby on the map. The MAP is more useful for these instances

/afk -- Lets players know that you are away. (note: this happens automatically after a few minutes of inactivity, and after a while of being afk you will be kicked for inactivity)

/back -- Teleports you to the last location where you died

/suicide -- Kill yourself and keep all items and xp, usually used in case you're stuck

/xp -- Displays how much xp you have available, instead of just the level displayed normally

/coords -- Shows your position and direction in the world (same as the F3 screen but less annoying)

/blocks -- Converts items in your inventory into their block form. Example: if you have 90 emeralds in your inventory, it will convert them to 10 emerald blocks

/time -- Displays the time of day in the minecraft world

/pvp -- Turns on pvp for you. Only works if the other players you want to fight use it too

/dura -- Shows the number of uses left for the tool in your hand. (note: pressing F3 and H at the same time will show durability in your inventory)


Messaging:

/m [Username] [Message] -- Sends the player a private message that only they can see. Example "/m bloodshot9001 Hello" will send a private message to bloodshot9001 saying Hello

/msg
/message
/w
/whisper
/t
/tell -- All do the same thing as /m

/mail send [Username] [Message] -- Sends an "email" to the inbox of the user. Example: "/mail send Ozbar11 give me op" will send Oz a message to his inbox telling him to give you OP (Don't actually ask for OP unless you want to get banned)

/mail read -- Displays the messages in your inbox

/mail clear -- Clears the messages in your inbox

&1 -- Makes the message following blue. Example: If I type "I like &1Blue" into chat, it will appear as "I like Blue" Note that using & followed by a letter or number will have a different effect on the text depending on what the number or letter it is. A helpful website here shows all chat modifiers.

/action [Message] -- Say something in third person with cool purple text! Example: typing "/action ate too many potatoes" would, for me, display: Darkstar1592 ate too many potatoes

/ignore [Username] -- Ignore messages from a specific user. Use again to un-ignore. (note: if someone is being especially annoying you can ask staff for help)

/mtoggle -- Turns the ability to receive messages off. Use the command again to turn message receiving back on

/r [Message] -- Reply to the last person that sent you a private message


ChestProtection/LWC:

Note: Works for chests, trapped chests, droppers, dispensers, signs, doors, trapdoors, and fence gates.

/lock -- Use this and then left click the block to protect it from others using it.

/unlock -- Removes the protection from the block that you click.

/cmodify [Username] -- Give that user the ability to use the block.

/cpersist -- Keeps the following LWC command on until again until using /cpersist again. Example: "/cmodify" then "/unlock" will unlock each chest, door, etc. that you click until typing "/cmodify" again.

/cpublic -- locks a block so everyone can access it, but no one can lock it for themselves or destroy the block.

/cinfo -- view info on the protected block, e.g. who owns it.

/cdonation -- makes it so anyone can add to the inventory but only the owner(s) can remove from it.

/lwc flag [flag name] [state] -- adds a flag to the block. Example "/lwc flag hopper on" would allow the inventory of the protected block to be modified by a hopper. Other flags include "magnet", "redstone", "autoclose", "chopper", and "droptransfer".

/cremove -- removes the protection from the block.


MCMMO:

Skills:
Acrobatics
Alchemy
Archery
Axes
Fishing
Herbalism
Mining
Repair
Swords
Unarmed
Woodcutting

/mcmmo -- Gives general info about mcmmo

/mcmmo help -- Lists some of the commands used for mcmmo

/mcability -- Toggle the enabling of special abilities, such as GIGA DRILL BREAKER for excavation. Useful when using two hands.

/notify -- Toggles ability notifications

/mcstats -- Displays your level for each mcmmo skill

/[Skill] -- Dispalys general info about that skill. Example: "/woodcutting" will have info about the woodcutting skill

/[Skill] ? [Page Number] -- Displays more detailed info about that skill. Example "/unarmed ? 2" will display the second page of information about the unarmed skill

/mctop -- Shows the leaderboard for total mcmmo levels

/mctop [Skill] -- Shows the leaderboard for number of mcmmo levels for that skill

/mcrank -- Shows the overall rank for all mcmmo skills

/mcrank [Skill] -- Shows overall rank on the server for that mcmmo skill



Please comment with any questions or commands that I might've missed Smile]]>
General Gameplay:

/spawn -- Teleports you to the Dreamcraft Spawn, where you will initially join

/sethome [home name]** -- Sets your home to the spot you're at so you can later teleport back to it. Players are allowed a maximum of 3. **note that brackets are not included when typing the command. Example: /sethome home1

/home [home name] -- Teleports you back to the location of your home

/homes -- Lists the homes that you own

/remhome [home name] -- Removes the home teleport

/seen [username] -- Tells you when a player last logged on. Example: "/seen Jessahkat" will tell you when Jess was last on

/list -- Lists all players that are currently on the server (Can also be viewed by pressing Tab on your keyboard)

/near -- Lets you know what players are nearby on the map. The MAP is more useful for these instances

/afk -- Lets players know that you are away. (note: this happens automatically after a few minutes of inactivity, and after a while of being afk you will be kicked for inactivity)

/back -- Teleports you to the last location where you died

/suicide -- Kill yourself and keep all items and xp, usually used in case you're stuck

/xp -- Displays how much xp you have available, instead of just the level displayed normally

/coords -- Shows your position and direction in the world (same as the F3 screen but less annoying)

/blocks -- Converts items in your inventory into their block form. Example: if you have 90 emeralds in your inventory, it will convert them to 10 emerald blocks

/time -- Displays the time of day in the minecraft world

/pvp -- Turns on pvp for you. Only works if the other players you want to fight use it too

/dura -- Shows the number of uses left for the tool in your hand. (note: pressing F3 and H at the same time will show durability in your inventory)


Messaging:

/m [Username] [Message] -- Sends the player a private message that only they can see. Example "/m bloodshot9001 Hello" will send a private message to bloodshot9001 saying Hello

/msg
/message
/w
/whisper
/t
/tell -- All do the same thing as /m

/mail send [Username] [Message] -- Sends an "email" to the inbox of the user. Example: "/mail send Ozbar11 give me op" will send Oz a message to his inbox telling him to give you OP (Don't actually ask for OP unless you want to get banned)

/mail read -- Displays the messages in your inbox

/mail clear -- Clears the messages in your inbox

&1 -- Makes the message following blue. Example: If I type "I like &1Blue" into chat, it will appear as "I like Blue" Note that using & followed by a letter or number will have a different effect on the text depending on what the number or letter it is. A helpful website here shows all chat modifiers.

/action [Message] -- Say something in third person with cool purple text! Example: typing "/action ate too many potatoes" would, for me, display: Darkstar1592 ate too many potatoes

/ignore [Username] -- Ignore messages from a specific user. Use again to un-ignore. (note: if someone is being especially annoying you can ask staff for help)

/mtoggle -- Turns the ability to receive messages off. Use the command again to turn message receiving back on

/r [Message] -- Reply to the last person that sent you a private message


ChestProtection/LWC:

Note: Works for chests, trapped chests, droppers, dispensers, signs, doors, trapdoors, and fence gates.

/lock -- Use this and then left click the block to protect it from others using it.

/unlock -- Removes the protection from the block that you click.

/cmodify [Username] -- Give that user the ability to use the block.

/cpersist -- Keeps the following LWC command on until again until using /cpersist again. Example: "/cmodify" then "/unlock" will unlock each chest, door, etc. that you click until typing "/cmodify" again.

/cpublic -- locks a block so everyone can access it, but no one can lock it for themselves or destroy the block.

/cinfo -- view info on the protected block, e.g. who owns it.

/cdonation -- makes it so anyone can add to the inventory but only the owner(s) can remove from it.

/lwc flag [flag name] [state] -- adds a flag to the block. Example "/lwc flag hopper on" would allow the inventory of the protected block to be modified by a hopper. Other flags include "magnet", "redstone", "autoclose", "chopper", and "droptransfer".

/cremove -- removes the protection from the block.


MCMMO:

Skills:
Acrobatics
Alchemy
Archery
Axes
Fishing
Herbalism
Mining
Repair
Swords
Unarmed
Woodcutting

/mcmmo -- Gives general info about mcmmo

/mcmmo help -- Lists some of the commands used for mcmmo

/mcability -- Toggle the enabling of special abilities, such as GIGA DRILL BREAKER for excavation. Useful when using two hands.

/notify -- Toggles ability notifications

/mcstats -- Displays your level for each mcmmo skill

/[Skill] -- Dispalys general info about that skill. Example: "/woodcutting" will have info about the woodcutting skill

/[Skill] ? [Page Number] -- Displays more detailed info about that skill. Example "/unarmed ? 2" will display the second page of information about the unarmed skill

/mctop -- Shows the leaderboard for total mcmmo levels

/mctop [Skill] -- Shows the leaderboard for number of mcmmo levels for that skill

/mcrank -- Shows the overall rank for all mcmmo skills

/mcrank [Skill] -- Shows overall rank on the server for that mcmmo skill



Please comment with any questions or commands that I might've missed Smile]]> <![CDATA[how do I get an area greater than 16x16?]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1314 Sun, 06 Oct 2019 17:30:56 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1314 error, "Your Z selection length (17) is too big. Allowed 16 or less. Area size is not within your allowed limits."


Thanks]]> error, "Your Z selection length (17) is too big. Allowed 16 or less. Area size is not within your allowed limits."


Thanks]]> <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - Land Claiming in DC13]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1239 Tue, 31 Jul 2018 07:26:40 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1239 Tutorial - Land Claiming in DC13



DC13 uses the Residence plugin for land claims. You can go to the plugin wiki below to read more about it.
Click here to be taken to the plugin wiki
The full command list is on the plugin wiki above, but you can do /res to see command help in-game and /res ? <page number> to see other page numbers in the in-game dialog.

To create a residence(city/land claim/whatever you want to call it), you can either manually select a radius around you, or select a large area with the selection tool(mentioned below)



To select an area around you to claim:
To select a radius around you: do, /res select [x] [y] [z]. 
The minimum x and z radius is 5.


To manually select the borders of an area to claim:

To manually select an area, select two corner (diagonal) points with a wooden hoe. 
Left click to mark point #1, right click to mark point #2.

To finish and claim your area:
Once you have made your selection, to finish and create your claim, do 
/res create <your city name here>.


To expand the area of your claim:

To add more area to your city, use the /res expand <number of blocks in the direction you're facing> command. 
Example: doing /res expand 20 while facing south, will extend your city's border by 20 blocks on the south side.



To add a player to your city, 
do /res padd <player name>
To remove a player from your city, 
do /res pdel <player name>



How subzones work:

A subzone is another claim within your claim. This claim can have different flags and settings. 
Subzones are most often used to grant other players a certain area to build within your town, or to open farms to the public, while keeping the main area closed off.
Subzones can have their own owners, flags, and everything else. The city owner also has access to the subzone.

To add a subzone to your city,
do /res subzone <city name> <new subzone name>



How flags work:

Cities also have customizable flags. Flags can be used to enable or disable certain things within your city. 

Do /res flags ? <page number (1-15)> to see flag information.
To add/edit a flag,
 do /res <set> <city name> <flag name> <true/false/remove>



Other common commands you'll likely want to use:

To see information about the city you are standing in, do /res info or click on the ground with a stick
To rename your city, do /res rename <old name> <new name>
To see your city borders, do /res show
To Manage your city enter/leave messages, do /res message <cityname> [enter/leave] <message you want to set>


]]> Tutorial - Land Claiming in DC13



DC13 uses the Residence plugin for land claims. You can go to the plugin wiki below to read more about it.
Click here to be taken to the plugin wiki
The full command list is on the plugin wiki above, but you can do /res to see command help in-game and /res ? <page number> to see other page numbers in the in-game dialog.

To create a residence(city/land claim/whatever you want to call it), you can either manually select a radius around you, or select a large area with the selection tool(mentioned below)



To select an area around you to claim:
To select a radius around you: do, /res select [x] [y] [z]. 
The minimum x and z radius is 5.


To manually select the borders of an area to claim:

To manually select an area, select two corner (diagonal) points with a wooden hoe. 
Left click to mark point #1, right click to mark point #2.

To finish and claim your area:
Once you have made your selection, to finish and create your claim, do 
/res create <your city name here>.


To expand the area of your claim:

To add more area to your city, use the /res expand <number of blocks in the direction you're facing> command. 
Example: doing /res expand 20 while facing south, will extend your city's border by 20 blocks on the south side.



To add a player to your city, 
do /res padd <player name>
To remove a player from your city, 
do /res pdel <player name>



How subzones work:

A subzone is another claim within your claim. This claim can have different flags and settings. 
Subzones are most often used to grant other players a certain area to build within your town, or to open farms to the public, while keeping the main area closed off.
Subzones can have their own owners, flags, and everything else. The city owner also has access to the subzone.

To add a subzone to your city,
do /res subzone <city name> <new subzone name>



How flags work:

Cities also have customizable flags. Flags can be used to enable or disable certain things within your city. 

Do /res flags ? <page number (1-15)> to see flag information.
To add/edit a flag,
 do /res <set> <city name> <flag name> <true/false/remove>



Other common commands you'll likely want to use:

To see information about the city you are standing in, do /res info or click on the ground with a stick
To rename your city, do /res rename <old name> <new name>
To see your city borders, do /res show
To Manage your city enter/leave messages, do /res message <cityname> [enter/leave] <message you want to set>


]]> <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - Towny (WIP)]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1130 Mon, 09 Jan 2017 23:27:32 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=1130 Towny Tutorial 1.0
Table of Contents


Towny Updates
Town Creation
Town Expansion
Ranks
Town Management
Permissions
Plots
Town Bank
Town Tiers without Players
Nation Creation
Nation Management
Alliances and Enemies
Bugs Progress Tracker
Bug or Question Submissions

Towny Updates:

No official updates from towny yet, sorry!

Town Creation:

Towns are created using a simple command, but it must be used this exact way. Certain characters (*,",@, etc) can cause it to fail.
/town new (name)
Spaces can be inserted using the '_' key. For example: /town new New_Harbour
The town's spawn or homeblock will be located where you are currently standing and the chunk (16x16 block area) around you will be claimed.

Town Expansion:

As the mayor of your new town, you can use "/town claim" on a chunk of wilderness attached to your town to claim it for your town. If the chunk is not near your city's borders, you can do "/town claim outpost" for a fee of 500REM to make an outpost. You can teleport here using "/t outpost (number)", the outpost number is in the order of which they were made. There is no way to rename them.

More complicated, you can do "/town claim circle (radius)" to claim land in a circle around you. For example: "/town claim circle 3" would claim 3 chunks in four different directions from my chunk, rounded out to claim a circular area. "/town claim rect 3" would do the same thing, but in a square shape.

"/town unclaim" Unclaims your current chunk.

Ranks:

Let's say JohnCena has been in your town for a while and you want him to be your Sheriff. This can be accomplished by using the command: "/town rank add JohnCena sheriff". "/town rank remove JohnCena sheriff" is to remove a resident like JohnCena from sheriff for RKO'ing too many noobs.

The available ranks are: assistant, helper, vip, sheriff.

If you want to hand over mayor to someone, be careful, the command is permanent: "/town set mayor JohnCena"

Town Management:

There are a lot of features for management, but it is good to know them even if you don't want to use them all.

"/town set board (message)" Sets a message for your town's people to read upon logging in or using the Towny town menu.

"/town set homeblock" Moves the location of "/town spawn" to your location.

"/town set plotprice (price)" Sets the default price of normal plots.

"/town set shopprice (price)" Sets the default price of shop plots.

"/town set embassyprice (price)" Sets the default price of embassy plots.

"/town set name (name)" Renames your town.

"/town set outpost" Sets the chunk your are in as an outpost spawn.

"/town set spawn" Resets the spawn - within your homeblock - to your location.

"/town set jail" Sets the chunk you are in as a jail.

"/town set tag (four letters or numbers)" Sets the chat tag for your town.

"/town set tag clear" Removes your chat tag.

"/town delete" Should remove your town entirely.

"/town buy" Lists plots for sale.

"/town toggle open" Sets the town to let anyone in at any time without an invite.

"/town toggle mobs" Sets hostile mob spawns on or off, mobs that enter claimed land will disappear.. (Default is off)

"/town toggle public" I believe this sets if randoms are allowed to spawn to your town or not.

"/town toggle pvp" Toggle your PvP on or off. (Default is off)

"/town toggle explosion" Toggles TnT or other explosions on or off. (Default is off)

"/town toggle fire" Toggles the spread of fire and usage of fire starting items on or off. (Default is off)

"/town toggle jail (number) (resident)" Not active yet, more to come.

"/town ranklist" Displays the ranked players in your command structure.

"/town reslist" Displays the peasants.

Permissions:

Plots:

Town Bank:


"/town deposit (amount)" Deposits money into your bank.

Mayors can withdraw money with "/town withdraw (amount)".

Town Tiers without Players:

Nation Creation:

Nation Management:

Alliances and Enemies:

Bugs Progress Tracker:

Other Features:

Bug Report:

Thanks for reading!]]> Towny Tutorial 1.0
Table of Contents


Towny Updates
Town Creation
Town Expansion
Ranks
Town Management
Permissions
Plots
Town Bank
Town Tiers without Players
Nation Creation
Nation Management
Alliances and Enemies
Bugs Progress Tracker
Bug or Question Submissions

Towny Updates:

No official updates from towny yet, sorry!

Town Creation:

Towns are created using a simple command, but it must be used this exact way. Certain characters (*,",@, etc) can cause it to fail.
/town new (name)
Spaces can be inserted using the '_' key. For example: /town new New_Harbour
The town's spawn or homeblock will be located where you are currently standing and the chunk (16x16 block area) around you will be claimed.

Town Expansion:

As the mayor of your new town, you can use "/town claim" on a chunk of wilderness attached to your town to claim it for your town. If the chunk is not near your city's borders, you can do "/town claim outpost" for a fee of 500REM to make an outpost. You can teleport here using "/t outpost (number)", the outpost number is in the order of which they were made. There is no way to rename them.

More complicated, you can do "/town claim circle (radius)" to claim land in a circle around you. For example: "/town claim circle 3" would claim 3 chunks in four different directions from my chunk, rounded out to claim a circular area. "/town claim rect 3" would do the same thing, but in a square shape.

"/town unclaim" Unclaims your current chunk.

Ranks:

Let's say JohnCena has been in your town for a while and you want him to be your Sheriff. This can be accomplished by using the command: "/town rank add JohnCena sheriff". "/town rank remove JohnCena sheriff" is to remove a resident like JohnCena from sheriff for RKO'ing too many noobs.

The available ranks are: assistant, helper, vip, sheriff.

If you want to hand over mayor to someone, be careful, the command is permanent: "/town set mayor JohnCena"

Town Management:

There are a lot of features for management, but it is good to know them even if you don't want to use them all.

"/town set board (message)" Sets a message for your town's people to read upon logging in or using the Towny town menu.

"/town set homeblock" Moves the location of "/town spawn" to your location.

"/town set plotprice (price)" Sets the default price of normal plots.

"/town set shopprice (price)" Sets the default price of shop plots.

"/town set embassyprice (price)" Sets the default price of embassy plots.

"/town set name (name)" Renames your town.

"/town set outpost" Sets the chunk your are in as an outpost spawn.

"/town set spawn" Resets the spawn - within your homeblock - to your location.

"/town set jail" Sets the chunk you are in as a jail.

"/town set tag (four letters or numbers)" Sets the chat tag for your town.

"/town set tag clear" Removes your chat tag.

"/town delete" Should remove your town entirely.

"/town buy" Lists plots for sale.

"/town toggle open" Sets the town to let anyone in at any time without an invite.

"/town toggle mobs" Sets hostile mob spawns on or off, mobs that enter claimed land will disappear.. (Default is off)

"/town toggle public" I believe this sets if randoms are allowed to spawn to your town or not.

"/town toggle pvp" Toggle your PvP on or off. (Default is off)

"/town toggle explosion" Toggles TnT or other explosions on or off. (Default is off)

"/town toggle fire" Toggles the spread of fire and usage of fire starting items on or off. (Default is off)

"/town toggle jail (number) (resident)" Not active yet, more to come.

"/town ranklist" Displays the ranked players in your command structure.

"/town reslist" Displays the peasants.

Permissions:

Plots:

Town Bank:


"/town deposit (amount)" Deposits money into your bank.

Mayors can withdraw money with "/town withdraw (amount)".

Town Tiers without Players:

Nation Creation:

Nation Management:

Alliances and Enemies:

Bugs Progress Tracker:

Other Features:

Bug Report:

Thanks for reading!]]> <![CDATA[Cuboid]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=945 Sun, 17 Jul 2016 02:48:20 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=945 Thorgon999]]> Thorgon999]]> <![CDATA[Is there going to be a DC10 spawn contest?]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=904 Wed, 16 Mar 2016 03:17:27 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=904
If there is not to be a spawn contest, I would like to hand over the design anyway so it can be put to use Tongue]]>
If there is not to be a spawn contest, I would like to hand over the design anyway so it can be put to use Tongue]]> <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - How to change your Minecraft version]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=899 Wed, 02 Mar 2016 05:14:06 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=899
If you don't know how to change from version 1.9 to version 1.8, I'll explain.

Step 1: Open up your Minecraft launcher

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Step 2: Click on "Edit Profile" in the bottom left. Then under "Use version:" select "release 1.8.9"

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Step 3: Click "Save Profile"

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Step 4: In the bottom right it should say "Ready to play version 1.8.9". Now click "Play" and join the server as you normally would.

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If you don't know how to change from version 1.9 to version 1.8, I'll explain.

Step 1: Open up your Minecraft launcher

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Step 2: Click on "Edit Profile" in the bottom left. Then under "Use version:" select "release 1.8.9"

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Step 3: Click "Save Profile"

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Step 4: In the bottom right it should say "Ready to play version 1.8.9". Now click "Play" and join the server as you normally would.

[Image: U5edgtM.jpg]]]> <![CDATA[Mods]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=855 Sat, 19 Sep 2015 02:58:10 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=855 <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - How to Join]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=846 Thu, 03 Sep 2015 03:24:44 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=846
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2. At the title menu click "multiplayer"

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3. Click "Add server"

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4. Enter the info exactly as shown and click "Done"

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5. Click on the DreamCraft in the list of servers, and then click "Join Server" and you'll be good to go!

NOTE: Once in-game you'll have to wait 15 minutes before you can place/break blocks]]>
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2. At the title menu click "multiplayer"

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3. Click "Add server"

[Image: cjMqlU3.png]

4. Enter the info exactly as shown and click "Done"

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5. Click on the DreamCraft in the list of servers, and then click "Join Server" and you'll be good to go!

NOTE: Once in-game you'll have to wait 15 minutes before you can place/break blocks]]> <![CDATA[TUTORIAL: Chest Protection]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=835 Mon, 31 Aug 2015 13:53:54 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=835
For new players to Dreamcraft, you would need to get a chest before you can do this.

First, you would need to type in the command /lwc.
Next, you would need to choose your protection type that you want, and type it in the command bar.
Finally, you would need to click on what you want to protect.

DISCLAIMER: This is only a tutorial to lwc because I couldn't find the original forum so i made this to help new players.]]>
For new players to Dreamcraft, you would need to get a chest before you can do this.

First, you would need to type in the command /lwc.
Next, you would need to choose your protection type that you want, and type it in the command bar.
Finally, you would need to click on what you want to protect.

DISCLAIMER: This is only a tutorial to lwc because I couldn't find the original forum so i made this to help new players.]]> <![CDATA[Help recovering long-lost account (LG_ChOwDeR)]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=806 Thu, 13 Aug 2015 05:17:34 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=806
I've had a problem on the forums for a while now with logging into my old account (LG_ChOwDeR). No password works, and I get an invalid email error when I try to recover my password (I am using the email linked to the account). It could possibly be due to inactivity or something else.

Anyways is there any way I can get that account back? If not could it be deleted so I can get my name back? If some kind of verification is needed I'm sure I can provide it.

Thanks in advance guys.]]>
I've had a problem on the forums for a while now with logging into my old account (LG_ChOwDeR). No password works, and I get an invalid email error when I try to recover my password (I am using the email linked to the account). It could possibly be due to inactivity or something else.

Anyways is there any way I can get that account back? If not could it be deleted so I can get my name back? If some kind of verification is needed I'm sure I can provide it.

Thanks in advance guys.]]> <![CDATA[setting up shops]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=787 Thu, 06 Aug 2015 16:14:25 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=787 <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - Cuboid Regulations]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=774 Sat, 01 Aug 2015 05:36:51 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=774 Updates 12/14/2015: Changed minimum distance allowed between new cuboids from 100 to 50. Changed maximum number of cuboids per player to a different system; instead of specific maximums per cuboid type, there is a maximum of THREE cuboids per player (any type as long as total is under 3).

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Cuboids

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[Image: JK8xXee.jpg]

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What they are
Cuboids are zones in the world of Dreamcraft that only permit staff or certain players to build within. This protects a cuboided area from just about all types of griefing, as well as allows for special "flags" to be added to give the cuboid extra features such as regeneration, disallowing snow-fall, and denying mob-spawning. YOU STILL NEED TO LOCK CHESTS/DOORS IN CUBOIDS WITH /LWC.

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Joining a cuboid
Find out who owns the cuboid, and then ask them if you may join. You can see cuboid info either in game(go to the cuboid, type command /rg info) or on our dynamic world map(go to the website http://www.dreamcraft.org:8123, then click on a cuboid). Cuboid owners have the right to decide who is able to build in their cuboid. If your request to join their cuboid is denied, do not harass them further. Find another cuboid to join or ask for your own.

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Asking for a cuboid
Staff is able to create cuboids and edit existing ones. You may ask any staff member to set up a cuboid. However, you can't just protect any area of land of any size. There are a few things you need to have done before your request can be filled...
- Make sure your cuboid is at least 50 blocks away from the closest other cuboids (can be closer with written consent of affected cuboid owners).
- You do not own more than the allowed limit of cuboids(more info in the "Cuboid Types" section).
- Have a name for the area planned out(something unique and identifying, not just "myhouse").
- Decide what you want to build(more info in the "Cuboid Types" section).
- Set up the area(more info in the "Setting up the area" section).

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Cuboid Types
Players can have up to THREE (3) cuboids of their choosing (except for server cuboids, which are server-owned). The types are as follows:

Server Cuboid: These cuboids are used to protect server related areas or builds. Spawn and PlayerMarket are two examples of server cuboids. Server cuboid names start with "0_", for example, "0_Spawn".

City Cuboid: This is to protect larger areas of land and can be expanded to larger sizes, depending on the activity of the area and how many players belong to it. City cuboid names start with "1_", for example, "1_lostusercity".

Personal Cuboid: This is to protect a small area of land, usually as a personal player plot. Personal plots can not be expanded. Personal cuboid names start with "2_", for example, "2_lostuserhouse".

Farm Cuboid: This is to protect a farm of any type. The allowed size of farm cuboids depends on the type of farm. Wheat/plant farms can be larger, while mob farms must be smaller to be protected. Farm cuboid names start with "3_", for example, "3_lostuserfarm".

Shop Cuboid: These cuboids are made for player shops. The size is around the same size of personal cuboids, and for a single building. Shop cuboid names start with "4_", for example, "4_Shop1".

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Setting up the area
Place a granite block at one far corner, and a granite block at the other far corner. Do not worry about vertical height on your block markers, that can be discussed depending on your cuboid type. Staff will look for these granite blocks when setting up the cuboid, and if they aren't there, you may not get your area protected. Make sure your area is of a reasonable size. The more players you have building in the cuboid, the larger we will allow the cuboid to be. Refer to the dynamic world map(http://www.dreamcraft.org:8123) to compare your requested cuboid size to others that already exist. If the cuboid you are requesting is much larger than others, then your request may be denied. When you are ready to make your request, /mail a GM staff member your request and they will consult with you when possible.
[Image: NucL7vw.jpg]

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Expanding the area
You can request for staff to expand your cuboid if you seem to need more room and/or have acquired additional members for the cuboid. Place granite blocks at the far corners of the new area, as you did with the initial setup. If your request is accepted, we will redefine the cuboid to have the new area. Again, please be wary of the cuboids around yours, as well as keeping your cuboid at a reasonable size. Also, if your cuboid is a personal or shop cuboid, expanding might not be an option.

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Related Commands
[optional_parameter] <required_parameter>
/rg info [cuboidname]
Show cuboid info, such as location, owners, members, and flags.
/rg addmember <cuboidname> <membername>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to add members to their cuboids.
/rg removemember <cuboidname> <membername>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to remove members from their cuboids.
/rg flag <cuboidname> greeting <message>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to set the greeting for their cuboid. This displays the <message> when entering the cuboid area.
/rg flag <cuboidname> farewell <message>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to set the farewell for their cuboid. This displays the <message> when leaving the cuboid area.

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Flags for purchase
"Flags" are additional game rules that can be set for established cuboids. Regeneration, mob-spawning, PVP, water-flow, and many more can be purchased with "REM", Dreamcraft's in-game currency. The list of purchasable flags will be posted when flag-purchasing is added.

-TO BE ADDED SOON™.

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Requesting a cuboid takedown
Sometimes inactive players will be the owners of cuboids. If you wish to set a cuboid in a certain area but you are too close to an "inactive" cuboid, OR if you wish for a current inactive cuboid to be moved/removed, then you can ask staff and we will begin the process to see if the cuboid can be removed.]]> Updates 12/14/2015: Changed minimum distance allowed between new cuboids from 100 to 50. Changed maximum number of cuboids per player to a different system; instead of specific maximums per cuboid type, there is a maximum of THREE cuboids per player (any type as long as total is under 3).

-

Cuboids

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[Image: JK8xXee.jpg]

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What they are
Cuboids are zones in the world of Dreamcraft that only permit staff or certain players to build within. This protects a cuboided area from just about all types of griefing, as well as allows for special "flags" to be added to give the cuboid extra features such as regeneration, disallowing snow-fall, and denying mob-spawning. YOU STILL NEED TO LOCK CHESTS/DOORS IN CUBOIDS WITH /LWC.

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Joining a cuboid
Find out who owns the cuboid, and then ask them if you may join. You can see cuboid info either in game(go to the cuboid, type command /rg info) or on our dynamic world map(go to the website http://www.dreamcraft.org:8123, then click on a cuboid). Cuboid owners have the right to decide who is able to build in their cuboid. If your request to join their cuboid is denied, do not harass them further. Find another cuboid to join or ask for your own.

-

Asking for a cuboid
Staff is able to create cuboids and edit existing ones. You may ask any staff member to set up a cuboid. However, you can't just protect any area of land of any size. There are a few things you need to have done before your request can be filled...
- Make sure your cuboid is at least 50 blocks away from the closest other cuboids (can be closer with written consent of affected cuboid owners).
- You do not own more than the allowed limit of cuboids(more info in the "Cuboid Types" section).
- Have a name for the area planned out(something unique and identifying, not just "myhouse").
- Decide what you want to build(more info in the "Cuboid Types" section).
- Set up the area(more info in the "Setting up the area" section).

-


Cuboid Types
Players can have up to THREE (3) cuboids of their choosing (except for server cuboids, which are server-owned). The types are as follows:

Server Cuboid: These cuboids are used to protect server related areas or builds. Spawn and PlayerMarket are two examples of server cuboids. Server cuboid names start with "0_", for example, "0_Spawn".

City Cuboid: This is to protect larger areas of land and can be expanded to larger sizes, depending on the activity of the area and how many players belong to it. City cuboid names start with "1_", for example, "1_lostusercity".

Personal Cuboid: This is to protect a small area of land, usually as a personal player plot. Personal plots can not be expanded. Personal cuboid names start with "2_", for example, "2_lostuserhouse".

Farm Cuboid: This is to protect a farm of any type. The allowed size of farm cuboids depends on the type of farm. Wheat/plant farms can be larger, while mob farms must be smaller to be protected. Farm cuboid names start with "3_", for example, "3_lostuserfarm".

Shop Cuboid: These cuboids are made for player shops. The size is around the same size of personal cuboids, and for a single building. Shop cuboid names start with "4_", for example, "4_Shop1".

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Setting up the area
Place a granite block at one far corner, and a granite block at the other far corner. Do not worry about vertical height on your block markers, that can be discussed depending on your cuboid type. Staff will look for these granite blocks when setting up the cuboid, and if they aren't there, you may not get your area protected. Make sure your area is of a reasonable size. The more players you have building in the cuboid, the larger we will allow the cuboid to be. Refer to the dynamic world map(http://www.dreamcraft.org:8123) to compare your requested cuboid size to others that already exist. If the cuboid you are requesting is much larger than others, then your request may be denied. When you are ready to make your request, /mail a GM staff member your request and they will consult with you when possible.
[Image: NucL7vw.jpg]

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Expanding the area
You can request for staff to expand your cuboid if you seem to need more room and/or have acquired additional members for the cuboid. Place granite blocks at the far corners of the new area, as you did with the initial setup. If your request is accepted, we will redefine the cuboid to have the new area. Again, please be wary of the cuboids around yours, as well as keeping your cuboid at a reasonable size. Also, if your cuboid is a personal or shop cuboid, expanding might not be an option.

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Related Commands
[optional_parameter] <required_parameter>
/rg info [cuboidname]
Show cuboid info, such as location, owners, members, and flags.
/rg addmember <cuboidname> <membername>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to add members to their cuboids.
/rg removemember <cuboidname> <membername>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to remove members from their cuboids.
/rg flag <cuboidname> greeting <message>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to set the greeting for their cuboid. This displays the <message> when entering the cuboid area.
/rg flag <cuboidname> farewell <message>
Owners of cuboids can use this command to set the farewell for their cuboid. This displays the <message> when leaving the cuboid area.

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Flags for purchase
"Flags" are additional game rules that can be set for established cuboids. Regeneration, mob-spawning, PVP, water-flow, and many more can be purchased with "REM", Dreamcraft's in-game currency. The list of purchasable flags will be posted when flag-purchasing is added.

-TO BE ADDED SOON™.

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Requesting a cuboid takedown
Sometimes inactive players will be the owners of cuboids. If you wish to set a cuboid in a certain area but you are too close to an "inactive" cuboid, OR if you wish for a current inactive cuboid to be moved/removed, then you can ask staff and we will begin the process to see if the cuboid can be removed.]]> <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - Stargates]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=691 Mon, 29 Jun 2015 09:51:38 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=691 THIS LINK GOES TO THE DEVELOPER'S OWN NOTES, which will also be copied below.

BUILDING A STARGATE

    OO
   O  O - These are Obsidian blocks. You need 10.
   O  O - Place a sign on either of these two blocks of Obsidian.
   O  O
    OO


SIGN LAYOUT
- Line 1: Gate Name (Max 11 characters)
- Line 2: Destination Name [Optional] (Max 11 characters, used for fixed-gates only)
- Line 3: Network name [Optional] (Max 11 characters)
- Line 4: Options [Optional] :
         'A' for always-on fixed gate
         'H' for hidden networked gate
         'P' for a private gate
         'F' for a free gate
         'B' is for a backwards facing gate (You will exit the back)
         'S' is for showing an always-on gate in the network list
         'N' is for hiding the network name
         'R' is for random gates. These follow standard permissions of gates, but have a random exit location every time a player enters.


EXAMPLE
Start with an obsidian gate using the "building a stargate" example above.  The corners can be whatever you wish; I chose sponge! The obsidian block next to the magenta wool is where you will place the sign.
[Image: 3rdC5gP.png]

Place the sign, using the "Sign Layout" section above.  For my example, I went with what most gates will have, a gate name("LostGate") and a network name("LostNetwork").  NOTE: The second and fourth lines on the sign are optional and can customize how the startgate/network operates. Read the "Sign Layout" section above and feel free to experiment with different options.
[Image: vGoCnaW.png]

And there, your gate is made!  The network "LostNetwork" did not exist before, so this gate doesn't go anywhere.  Now I'll make a second gate on this network.
[Image: OzqfOzu.png]

Here's my sign for the second gate.  This gate name is "LostGate2", and the network is still the same, "LostNetwork".
[Image: Nqzlin7.png]

The gates are done!  Lets test them out now.
[Image: CWUrBNT.png]

Right-click the sign on one of the gates and it will show the list of gates you can warp to.  The only other gate on this network right now is "LostGate2", so that's the only one that will show.  Large networks will have many gates on this list.
[Image: 4ZDeFhH.png]

Once you select the gate you wish to warp to, right-click the button and then you can jump through!
[Image: kF7Vm3n.png]]]> THIS LINK GOES TO THE DEVELOPER'S OWN NOTES, which will also be copied below.

BUILDING A STARGATE

    OO
   O  O - These are Obsidian blocks. You need 10.
   O  O - Place a sign on either of these two blocks of Obsidian.
   O  O
    OO


SIGN LAYOUT
- Line 1: Gate Name (Max 11 characters)
- Line 2: Destination Name [Optional] (Max 11 characters, used for fixed-gates only)
- Line 3: Network name [Optional] (Max 11 characters)
- Line 4: Options [Optional] :
         'A' for always-on fixed gate
         'H' for hidden networked gate
         'P' for a private gate
         'F' for a free gate
         'B' is for a backwards facing gate (You will exit the back)
         'S' is for showing an always-on gate in the network list
         'N' is for hiding the network name
         'R' is for random gates. These follow standard permissions of gates, but have a random exit location every time a player enters.


EXAMPLE
Start with an obsidian gate using the "building a stargate" example above.  The corners can be whatever you wish; I chose sponge! The obsidian block next to the magenta wool is where you will place the sign.
[Image: 3rdC5gP.png]

Place the sign, using the "Sign Layout" section above.  For my example, I went with what most gates will have, a gate name("LostGate") and a network name("LostNetwork").  NOTE: The second and fourth lines on the sign are optional and can customize how the startgate/network operates. Read the "Sign Layout" section above and feel free to experiment with different options.
[Image: vGoCnaW.png]

And there, your gate is made!  The network "LostNetwork" did not exist before, so this gate doesn't go anywhere.  Now I'll make a second gate on this network.
[Image: OzqfOzu.png]

Here's my sign for the second gate.  This gate name is "LostGate2", and the network is still the same, "LostNetwork".
[Image: Nqzlin7.png]

The gates are done!  Lets test them out now.
[Image: CWUrBNT.png]

Right-click the sign on one of the gates and it will show the list of gates you can warp to.  The only other gate on this network right now is "LostGate2", so that's the only one that will show.  Large networks will have many gates on this list.
[Image: 4ZDeFhH.png]

Once you select the gate you wish to warp to, right-click the button and then you can jump through!
[Image: kF7Vm3n.png]]]> <![CDATA[Member Status and Hoppers]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=681 Fri, 26 Jun 2015 21:54:40 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=681
P.S. you guys should add an admin shop along with the player shops. Because there is almost nothing in the player shops at spawn, so no is really buying or selling. This means that there is almost no player economy on the server due to the lack of exchanges. I believe and admin shop would help fix that. Also i know there are more shops out there, like around peoples houses but its really tedious to just go around searching for houses that have shops with the items you are searching for.

P.S.S. you guys should also give use access to /tpa and /tpahere. Its quite easy to lose ur friends and tpa would make it alot easier to find them. Also when you want to see peoples bases or you want them to see ur base, teleporting them there is a lot more convenient and faster than giving coords and them running or you showing them the way to ur house. Plus some people have forgotten how to get to their house from spawn.

P.S.S.S. Also now that there are a good amount of people on the server, why dont we have some events? I looked at the event thread on the forums and the last event held was last year. I think it would be quite fun to have some sort of event for the players online, whether it be a pvp event, parkour, a race, or something. It could even be some sort of "break the base" event where players are given items to use to destroy a base built by admins and who ever gets in first wins. Anything would be better than nothing.]]>
P.S. you guys should add an admin shop along with the player shops. Because there is almost nothing in the player shops at spawn, so no is really buying or selling. This means that there is almost no player economy on the server due to the lack of exchanges. I believe and admin shop would help fix that. Also i know there are more shops out there, like around peoples houses but its really tedious to just go around searching for houses that have shops with the items you are searching for.

P.S.S. you guys should also give use access to /tpa and /tpahere. Its quite easy to lose ur friends and tpa would make it alot easier to find them. Also when you want to see peoples bases or you want them to see ur base, teleporting them there is a lot more convenient and faster than giving coords and them running or you showing them the way to ur house. Plus some people have forgotten how to get to their house from spawn.

P.S.S.S. Also now that there are a good amount of people on the server, why dont we have some events? I looked at the event thread on the forums and the last event held was last year. I think it would be quite fun to have some sort of event for the players online, whether it be a pvp event, parkour, a race, or something. It could even be some sort of "break the base" event where players are given items to use to destroy a base built by admins and who ever gets in first wins. Anything would be better than nothing.]]> <![CDATA[TUTORIAL - Editing Signs]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=676 Thu, 25 Jun 2015 11:58:27 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=676
You can place a sign normally and edit it normally:
[Image: QBJj8xJ.jpg]


Or you can edit existing signs by holding an ink sac and right clicking the sign:
[Image: VY91fSD.jpg]

As you can see, I have a book here(with random gibberish) and you can right click a sign to paste the book's contents onto the sign:
[Image: i3sDZY9.jpg]
[Image: OqeONpL.jpg]

You can also edit signs using a command.  While looking at the sign, type /edit LINENUMBER NEWTEXT.  For example:
[Image: 9ntW9mK.jpg]

Holding a piece of paper can copy a sign.  Right-click while holding the paper, and it makes a magical copy:
[Image: rUJxfjF.jpg]

You can use this magical piece of paper to paste the copied sign onto another sign by left clicking the new sign:
[Image: fl2ugk7.jpg]]]>
You can place a sign normally and edit it normally:
[Image: QBJj8xJ.jpg]


Or you can edit existing signs by holding an ink sac and right clicking the sign:
[Image: VY91fSD.jpg]

As you can see, I have a book here(with random gibberish) and you can right click a sign to paste the book's contents onto the sign:
[Image: i3sDZY9.jpg]
[Image: OqeONpL.jpg]

You can also edit signs using a command.  While looking at the sign, type /edit LINENUMBER NEWTEXT.  For example:
[Image: 9ntW9mK.jpg]

Holding a piece of paper can copy a sign.  Right-click while holding the paper, and it makes a magical copy:
[Image: rUJxfjF.jpg]

You can use this magical piece of paper to paste the copied sign onto another sign by left clicking the new sign:
[Image: fl2ugk7.jpg]]]> <![CDATA[MC Name Change]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=639 Sat, 06 Jun 2015 03:31:14 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=639
So I recently have changed my username from Icee2199 to Imperial Knight (as you may have notcied) on almost everything, which includes Minecraft.

I went to connect to the server and it disallowed my connection saying name changes weren't supported and such.

Could this possibly be fixed? I'd rather stick with my new username as this is what I have everywhere else and I really don't like my old username.]]>
So I recently have changed my username from Icee2199 to Imperial Knight (as you may have notcied) on almost everything, which includes Minecraft.

I went to connect to the server and it disallowed my connection saying name changes weren't supported and such.

Could this possibly be fixed? I'd rather stick with my new username as this is what I have everywhere else and I really don't like my old username.]]> <![CDATA[Hoppers]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=571 Sat, 21 Mar 2015 15:13:54 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=571 <![CDATA[Mail]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=529 Tue, 18 Nov 2014 18:21:35 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=529 <![CDATA[Whitelist]]> https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=445 Thu, 03 Jul 2014 11:22:32 +0000 https://dreamcraft.org/showthread.php?tid=445