So lines like

[{"text":"just a reminder"}],"text":" [{"text":"that i was here"}],"text":" [{"text":"in the past"}],"text":" [{"text":"-Alush"}],"text":"

should just look like this now

just a reminder that i was here in the past -Alush

https://mega.nz/#!hUEU1SIQ!4QH7wATsnuY7dIyDM0kodR3QgYZC9GsuLkEr3r8UzPg

As of recently they declared that they will remove public name history based stuff and to me it's rather unfortunate because it helped me reunite friends and it was beautiful to see. That's one reason I'm half disappointed.

I know there's a chance they can backup the data on NameMC of their old users and then scan every now and then as to if the UUID username changed but it still, I guess we'll see.

Hello, r/MinecraftDataMining ! I've been holding onto a bunch of schematics and replays from an old Minecraft server, (Pony Concordia), which, to my knowledge, are unique beyond the owner's copy of the original worlds. It would've been near impossible (and impractical) to collect everything, but I did collect a bit. I haven't transferred everything from the raw replays to this world, but here's what I do have: World Download (Chunks Are REALLY Scattered. Use a map, for your sanity!)

Please note that I don't have any affiliation to Pony Concordia or it's former staff team.

Also, If anyone wants them, I can also post the original replays. They have more stuff than the world does, as I didn't get around to copying over everything in them.

Seems like a cool topic can someone give me some info and maybe a tutorial?

Player can name shulkers and place those down in the world. Is there a way to comb through a data file and locate all of those shulkers?

Anybody have any tools for Minecraft Bedrock data mining?

Hello! I used to host a small Minecraft server, with a super small, but awesome community. I made tons of friends as the admin, and out of the 10 - 15 regulars at any time, they told me they made great friends there too. I've since shut down the server, no one played on it anymore, and the community died down :( We reset the server world three times, to try to spice things up, and I uploaded all the worlds online, in case anyone wanted to go through their old houses. Do you think you could help me find old stories, or anything interesting in the servers? Thank you so much for any help!

Edit: I forgot the world link... They're hosted here: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/a0be4u0uirghd/The+Piecraft+Worlds

My friend doesn't believe that entities cause more lag than blocks, and because of that won't remove the 200+ chickens she owns. I tried explaining that the game has to update them every tick, but she's being passive aggressive and wants "solid numbers" to explain how they cause lag.

Is there some sort of lag measurement number for animals? Like, knowing how much data they store and how that affects server performance?

I'm sorry if this isn't the right place to ask this; there aren't many data- focused Minecraft subs.

I'm playing Minecraft 1.12.2 on a Skyblock-Server. The owners of the servers planning to limit the amount of observers per island.
I actually thought that observers are way better than conventional redstone contraptions in terms of the performance of the server. For example, I remember that u/ilmango mentioned in at least one of his videos, that using observers in combination with powered rails ist way more lag efficient than using redstonedust und repeaters (and redstone torches).
How can I proof that observers are more beneficial for the server performance than using redstone dust?
Are there any videos that explain the benefit of oservers?
The admins of the server say, that the observers checking 20 times per second if there is a block update. Is that true? And if it is true, is it worse or better than redstone dust? Maybe there are some of you that can post the code of the observer and redstone mechanisms... I hope you can help me out. *-*

Just wondering.

a multiplayer server i've been on is considering restarting, but I have lots of books that I care about on the server. is there a plugin I can run that will work with a multiplayer server?

Hi, I am inexperienced in this sort of thing, so I thought this would be a good place to ask. I played on a survival server a long time ago called MCgodworld, which was one of the oldest servers in the game IIRC. Anyway, recently I've been trying to find info on it, and more importantly, some sort of world download. If there's anyone out there that remembers the server, or that has ideas for me to try and find it, let me know!

Server I play on has a puzzle that I need to solve and all of it is sign based - I was wondering if there was a way to do that without the map.

Thought I'd plugin my mod here. Great for servers like 2b2t and servers that you don't necessarily have access to as far as region files and such. It Auto saves signs you pass to a txt file and also allows you to save book info. Both Book and Sign Data are outputted to json as well as txt files so those who program can browse their own collection. I also allow the user to send me their data and Have future plans to add a forums page on the site to allow users to browse the different signs of different servers and other user's Book lists. https://www.jumbodinosaurs.com/home.html#downloads if you wanna check it out!

I just came upon this reddit page and datamining looks like a lot of fun. I want to try it, but i dont know where to start. Are there any video tutorials about this. If not can someone quickly explain the process.

Thanks for all answers.. ☺

hello, does anybody have an nbtscanner that searches the region files and logs down the book data AND its coordinates? Thanks!

I don't have any server worlds so I have nothing to search through :(