u/Fanatic_Forager

My Herobrine post was removed on r/Minecraft

My Herobrine post was removed on r/Minecraft

Hi all,

I'm a fairly regular (but mostly vanilla) minecraft player and have been for many years. I NEVER put much stock in the lore and really only just entertained it now and then. Long story short a few years ago I saw Herobrine in my LAN vanilla game and didn't think much of it because I wasn't aware of the 'controversy' about him being real or not - it was pretty cool but that was it. I found out later how unusual and debated it was, so a week or so ago I posted on r/Minecraft about it and my confusion around it all. A few comments arrived (some actually rude and accusing me of straight up lying) and others saying I either dreamt it or someone was pranking me, before my post was removed. I didn't know it was a banned topic.

I'm currently playing on a server that I'm hosting for the first time through Bloom Host (vs LAN). It's our forever game. I wanted to build a small little structure for my friends before they joined me, and was trying to set myself to OP etc then suddenly, out of nowhere, Herobrine appears. He disappeared straight away, and I rushed to check my cmd, scrolled down, and lo and behold:

https://preview.redd.it/ww5cr7f3vkjh1.png?width=2560&format=png&auto=webp&s=878bd328913f6a9d426461c7c416ab50b5eabb7c

Is this Bloom host pulling my leg? Seems like a major coincidence that I post about Herobrine literally just days ago then this happens. I hadn't seen Herobrine for like... 5 years, and only one time.

I don't really know what to think, and am curious if others have experienced similar with the same amount of disbelief from fellow Minecrafters...

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u/Fanatic_Forager — 5 days ago

Best/Most affordable way of converting this flat roof frame to a pitched roof truss system?

Bit of an odd, custom job. It was supposedly going to be extra dwelling space, but the sketches I've been shown suggest a garage/pool house combi. Either way, it didn't make it through an appeal, so is possibly coming my way. It's approx 18m x 18m (with the tie beams being 7m) and with an added stem wall about 3m to ceiling.

The frame itself is oak, and not joined traditionally (as in it uses metal plates), so relatively easy to reassemble. I really don't enjoy flat roof systems so was thinking of converting it to trusses, but the frame layout is a bit odd and I'm not used to seeing this. Any ideas from my fellow timber frame enthusiasts on how to change it up to pitched roof? Monopitch ideas also welcome!

Cheers

u/Fanatic_Forager — 3 months ago