ARREST HIM AT ONCE!

@Puttemulle How does that work? :O

It's okay, I've bribed the officers. >:)

@Springwork As you might already know, the Minecraft client can't play any sounds that didn't come with the game. So to get around this, the guard will get a link in chat which they can choose to open or not. If they do, all the game sounds will be sent to their browser in the background. If the guard doesn't click the link, the sounds will be played in-game as usual.

What about the latency? as you know us eurofags get massive ping

Just managed to send the first sound from Minecraft to my web browser. The latency isn't terrible, actually. For me, as a eurofag, it took roughly 300 ms (measured by hand) from running a command until I could hear the sound. When the sounds are sent directly from the server, the latency should be around half of that if I'm not mistaken. :)

I thought a cool idea would be to literally just use one of my homes as a blockhunt map!

Llama's a countryboy 

Yeah, there's been multiple tributes for new blockhunt maps, but I had to disable the game due to a pretty big issue. Fixing it would require a major rewrite and I'm not really motivated enough to put the time into it.

Back to FNAF, the minigame has received an update with a few new features;

• Fix for quickly switching between cameras
• New icons in the hotbar
• Disabled the tutorial for now, thinking about putting it in a book instead
• Added the sounds from the real game
• The guard can now choose which night to play

I feel like we're getting close to the release now. :) I would like to hear your opinions on balancing, though. Is the music box unwinding too quickly, and how much slower should it be in that case? Should there be a timeout feature in the air vents and the area just before the office so that animatronics can't camp the guard? Your feedback is greatly appreciated! :)

That was 2 months ago, Is it ready for release?