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You can now create Far Lands in the latest version (snapshot). Strangely, this time there's no ocean starting from coordinate 0 due to an error. I liked it because there were some pretty? landscapes occasionally. On YouTube, many people say or don't cover that the generation method in the Overworld has changed, so there are no broken/torn terrains. However, in the Overworld, broken terrains are found with low probability in elevated areas (monoliths) (most of the time, they don't look broken). Monoliths are not evenly distributed but gathered in one place. There's no land between the Far Lands, but there are monoliths, and unlike before, the Far Lands disappear shortly after you go a little further. The End and Nether generation methods haven't changed much, so they still look broken like before, but they also disappear shortly after you go a little further. I tried to take a picture of the broken terrain in the Overworld, but it wasn't clearly visible, so I deleted 4 million blocks entirely. Because of that, the cut surfaces didn't load properly, so I barely managed to take a picture. YouTubers have uploaded guides on how to get to the Far Lands. Due to character limits... I'm a scaredy-cat, so I couldn't go to the Nether, sorry lol

Sometimes after I post something, I don't get much reaction, and then I realize I posted it on the wrong board? So I was wondering, does this happen to you guys too? Am I just being careless.. lol I feel like I might get in trouble if I'm not careful.

They added a feature to use the community on PC now, right? So I'm posting this. Many people use it on mobile, so sometimes you might need to send a picture of your mobile screen. But since you're on PC, it takes a while to take a screenshot and send it. You might also want to send pictures from your PC to your mobile. There's a way to do this easily. (If you're receiving photos from your phone to your PC, they'll probably send automatically when you take them on your phone.) Windows supports a system called 'Phone Link'. Once connected, it links your PC and phone, and after allowing permissions, you can share photos, messages, and more. You can even make calls. While you don't necessarily *have* to use it, file transfer will be convenient. First, you need to install the 'Phone Link' app on your phone. It will probably guide you through the setup there. (I connected it before, but I'd have to set it up again to write the instructions, which is a hassle, sorry.) You can also connect your camera. (You can choose between the last photo taken, rear, or front camera.) You can also lock your PC from your phone. However, locking it might disconnect the PC connection.

Today, a new feature was added that allows you to log in and use the community on PC. Since it's on a computer, it'll be convenient, right? Typing is easier on a computer. As for the advantages, you can open two windows, one for writing and one for browsing, and separate them. It goes without saying that typing is faster and has fewer typos. Loading might also be faster, but I'll need to use it more to be sure. You don't need to exit intermittently to find pictures or information. It supports Japanese, English, Chinese (Taiwan), and Korean. You can set dark mode and white mode. On the right side, there are posts you don't want to miss (recommended posts), and on the left, there's board exploration, joined boards, feed, and writing. The downside is that there's no scrollbar on the side, so you can't scroll in detail. If you scroll up a bit because part of it is cut off, the bottom gets hidden, and if you scroll down, the top gets hidden... Yes, and when you enter some posts, there's no separate exit button. You can just press the feed button on the side or the back button in the top left corner on Chrome👍 Also, reading is a bit inconvenient. The text is small, but the pictures are huge. There's no 'see more' option like on mobile.

How do I change my profile picture?

They say you can use the community on PC too. What is the Community PC Version? Playio Community is a space where you can share your gameplay experiences with gamers who have similar gaming tastes, and freely discuss everything from daily joys to small worries and receive comfort. Now you can use Playio Community more conveniently not only on mobile but also on PC. Community PC Version Link https://playio.club/kr/ko/community/feed?tab=realtime I guess I'll have to see to know for sure, but since typing is faster on PC, I think I can be more active👍 It was difficult on my phone with many typos, but it seems good for now. You can check the full details in the notice. The service starts today.

When I hit the like button for the 100th time, a congratulatory message popped up. I wonder if something similar pops up for subscriptions too.

As most of you probably know, I asked again. Apparently, Time Quests are determined by the game's operational methods and participation frequency. There was this one Time Quest game I played before that fluctuated wildly by tens of thousands of gems before disappearing. The answer is vague. Will games with low gem rewards suddenly take off if you keep playing?

*The first picture was uploaded later. Remember how everyone said it was too strict, that they wasted time getting their game uploaded only for it to be rejected, and they wouldn't use PlayPic anymore? How about now? First off, the issue with videos being cropped due to aspect ratio differences has been fixed. The second picture is a video I uploaded just to see if it would work, and it went up without any problems. But I saw other people's posts, and they even had study videos? So I took it a step further and wrote that it wasn't even a Roblox video. I accidentally uploaded it to a different game, but it passed without issues. Before uploading a video, I used to check if it was appropriate with AI, but the checker seems to be almost completely down. You can watch the video above from your profile under PlayPic. I'm not sure if there will be any copyright issues.

Those who have set up Mark's Verity mode will probably know. Since it's outputting from my computer, not an external server, you can communicate without Wi-Fi and without restrictions using the terminal or app. I chose a 3.4GB AI because I was worried the larger ones might be too much to handle, but it's decent, aside from infinite loops and misunderstandings.. lol On my laptop, it uses about 50% of the CPU. I'm using a Ryzen 9 CPU. I was watching a Verity mode AI setup tutorial, but litellm wasn't working. So, I asked ChatGPT and proceeded with a local setup, ditching LLM. The biggest advantage is that you can run it without Wi-Fi. The downside is that it's slow and the quality is poor because it can't fetch information. Thinking takes a really long time. You can't turn off thinking mode in the app (unlike the terminal, which allows Wi-Fi), but the terminal has a command to disable thinking, so the terminal might be more convenient. However, they say quality drops if you turn off thinking. There's also an 80GB AI, I'm thinking about trying it.. If this post gets really popular, I might post a tutorial on how to do it.. lol What if you're out somewhere and there's no Wi-Fi and nothing to do? This would be great to use👍