so you are now working on a foundation for new mob AI and wormnest-caves/villages??
how to download the source? i have now downloaded tortoiseSVN and i have Visual Studio.
I'm working on cBlockArea, which will be a foundation of fast block access, needed by many things in MCServer. But it's so "abstract" that it's not directly related to anything, really.
To download the sources, install TortoiseSVN, create an empty folder somewhere where you want the sources, then right-click the folder, select TortoiseSVN Checkout, in the dialog enter the URL of the repository (
https://mc-server.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ ) and it should take care of everything. Then if there's a change, right-click the folder again and select TortoiseSVN Update to update your local copy of the sources to the repository.
Visual Studio project files are in VC2008 and VC2010 folders, for the respective Visual studio versions. Note that currently we're both using VS2008, so the 2010 version may be slightly out of date

There's a page in the wiki about this, but it's still too short, if you succeed, maybe you'd be the best person to update it
http://www.mc-server.org/wiki/doku.php?i...g_msvc2008
thanks i have the source downloaded i now want to try if i can create a jungle tree

when i am grown up i want to be a programmer in c++ so i can now start trying it

EDIT: i an now currently using visual studio 2012 RC becouse that one is made for windows 8
ok i just found out that VC 2012 doesn't work with MC-Server so i am now downloading VC 2010
Get 2008, it's much faster

Sorry to disappoint you, but at 15, you're already quite late to start learning programming. Especially for C++, that needs dedication right from the childhood

Its never to late to start trying

That's the spirit! Now go get those lily pads

Cedeel, how's it going with the cBlockPlacement class? Any progress? I'm quite looking forward to seeing this implemented

unfortunately a finisher is now too difficult for me. but i changed the orenest

it is a bit more realistic

i changed how many ores there will be generated

how can i upload it??

Until FakeTruth decides you're worthy of the access, you cannot commit directly to the codebase. You'd use "svn commit" from the rclk menu for that.
For now, you can create a patch file (rclk menu -> TortoiseSVN -> Create patch), save it to a file and send it either to FakeTruth or to me for review, we will commit it to the codebase.
Note that when creating the patch file, you can select which files to include, so don't include files that aren't part of the changes you want committed. You can even review the individual changes by dblclicking each file.
i send you a pm with a link to the patch

i now also have swamp trees generating in jungle

with jungle leaves instead of apple bush.