Hey, thanks for joining.

You can look at the few mods available at http://mythruna.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Category:Mods
You'll, in your Mythruna folder, create a folder named "mods", and another folder inside that one called "scripts". The scripts you download will go in that "scripts" folder.

I hope that helps!

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Yeah, Tinypic is over.

Updated the script. It will now save your location on exit, but when logging back in, the player will need to use the /spawn command. Redownload from the original post.

In your Mythruna directory, add another directory called "mods"; within the mods directory, create another and name it "scripts"; within the scripts folder, put the file (I'll update the original post with this information).

[Commands:]

Hello everyone, after deciding I wanted to be able to set my spawn to a separate location in Single Player, I made a small mod to accommodate for this. Please see below for the file to download.

Commands:
/setspawn
     Sets the spawn location. This is good for having a spawn location for each time you log on, or to set before logging off to return to your last location with the following command;

/spawn
     Teleports the character to the last spawn location set.

How To Install
In your Mythruna game folder, create a new directory called mods. Within the mods folder, create a new directory called scripts. Place this file within the ...mods/scripts/ folder.

E.g. the path of the mod file will be something along the lines of ...Mythruna/mods/scripts/spawn_mod.init.groovy

*Peers menacingly at the 12-year-old me who made stupid comments.*

How are things going?

I'm working on getting a job at Lowe's. That's most of my excitement lately.

Hello to whom is reading this,

I have created a simple, fun little Box2D project that you can use to view the properties of this physics engine. You can download it at https://michaelmusgrove.itch.io/box2dfun. I hope you enjoy!

Best regards,
Michael Musgrove

Fancy. It's been a journey surely, and I'm glad your daily chain has been working for you.

Rayblon Biome
A conglomeration of everything he has ever suggested into one biome. It's a dangerous place to be.

To Sean:
I'm not all to much into computer science like I used to be. It's mostly used for myself. I'm actually going to major in Biblical Studies. I'm still thinking about having a minor, maybe in business (I'm wanting to be a little entrepreneur, standing at 5'4), but we will see.

To Paul:
It's all good, and I will aim to keep you all posted on college stuff. It has been interesting to see how I have grown as well from when I first came to the forums.

Hello,

I haven't made a post in a while, and I thought I just ought to say "Hi!" to everyone, so hi! Anyways, I started my college journey yesterday. Why you ask? I'm working the summer. This summer work pays for my room and board for the upcoming school year, then I will work during the school year to pay my tuition. My current work assignment is in the restaurant, and I will primarily be in the creamery. Yay.

And so I shall ask a question to you all: how is life going?

Best regards,
Michael

I watch some videos on productivity management on youtube, and one of my favorites is the Pomodoro technique. If you haven't heard of it, it's basically using a timer to say "I'm going to work on this for so long" then take a break, which is subsequently timed, and repeat. I think the model is 25 minutes working, 5 minute break, or whatever. I just felt like sharing.

Anyways, keep up the good work, Paul, and don't push yourself too hard. Just remember how to eat an elephant.

Merry (belated) Christmas! I hope it was a good one for everyone.