Sunday, August 12, 2012

Tonight Tonight - Hot Chelle Rae

Hiya!

   Lots of stuff has been going on, so I haven't posted in a few days, but today here's yet another Sunday Music Spotlight, today's song is the song 'Tonight Tonight' by Hot Chelle Rae. This song is very popular, and by my favorite band. Here's a video of it:


   And that concludes today's Sunday Music Spotlight, I'll be back tomorrow with the Monday Game spotlight.

Cya!
—Runecrafter Alcamore

Monday, August 6, 2012

Monday Game Spotlight (8/6/12) - Siren: Blood Curse

Hiya!

   Time for another Monday Game Spotlight, and this time it's on the game Siren: Blood Curse, or Siren: New Translation in Japan; which is a survival horror game developed for the Playstation 3 by Project Siren (a development team of SCE Japan Studio) and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is the third installment of the Siren series, but it can easily be played without playing the previous games of the series.

   Here's the first video in a Let's Play by AestheticGamer:

   Have fun watching, I know I did; and with that I conclude today's Monday Game Spotlight.

Cya!
—Runecrafter Alcamore

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Kagamine Rin & Kagamine Len - Migikata no Chou

Hiya!

   Today i found a very catchy Japanese song sung by the Vocaloids Kagamine Rin & Kagamine Len titled 'Migikata no Chou'. The video of it I saw also intrigued me because it was a live performance... and I hadn't realized that we had holograms that sophisticated. Anyways here's the video, enjoy:
   I also plan on doing song spotlights on Sundays, just like the Monday game spotlights, so that should prove to be interesting.

Cya!
—Runecrafter Alcamore

Friday, August 3, 2012

Runecraft

Hiya!

   Sorry I haven't posted recently, I've been pretty busy. Today, I wanted to showcase one of my favorite plugins for multiplayer Minecraft called 'Runecraft' by SuperLlama. In short, Runecraft is a SMP plugin for both Vanilla and Bukkit servers that allows you to build patterns with blocks that have different magical effects, with strengths based on the materials used. Some of these effects are spectacular, like the Faith Rune which moves a large sphere of earth up into the air, leaving a crater behind; whilst some are more practical, like the Water Pick Rune, which cools lava directly adjacent to a mined block into obsidian, or the Recall Rune which returns you to the location that it was activated at with the swing of an item.

   I have found nearly endless uses for this plugin, and have had many occasions where Runecraft was the only way to accomplish a build. For all of you Redstone people out there, linking a Redstone Torch to a Phase Block Rune, and then using one of the many ways of Automation, you can send a wireless Redstone signal in many different ways. One thing that drives many users to use this plugin is the Teleport and Waypoint Runes, which operate using a signature system with one block in each of the four cardinal directions. The Tier you build the main structure of the Waypoint Rune out of must be matched or surpassed by the Tier of the Teleport rune, making it inconvenient for people to break into your base (even if they knew the signature) if you built the Waypoint out of diamond blocks. Server owners and admins will appreciate that you can configure a large amount of things in this plugin, including the option to have to activate an Initiation Rune in order to use the plugin at all, and has Permission modules for each Rune, as well as an in-game rune that allows the changing of the configuration files without access tot he file itself, which required bedrock to create.

   Those interested in the different Runes in this plugin can go to http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Mods/Runecraft for a regularly updated Rune list, with effects, pictures, and descriptions. Ctri the Runecrafter (http://www.youtube.com/user/CtritheRunecrafter) is an incredibly experienced Runecrafter, and makes many tutorials, showcases, and advanced instructions on this plugin. For any more information check his YouTube channel linked above.

   I have been a long-time user of this plugin and give it the highest praise. Thank you for your time.

Cya!
—Runecrafter Alcamore