The main website of the D3 software is http://umby.d3s.co/CCD3/.

News updates, up-to-date downloads, and documentation on the server software can be found there.

Tutorials

How to send chat globally / What is global chat

Global chat refers to chat messages that are sent to all players on all maps.

In D3, if you just type a message, such as "Hello", then only people on the same map as you will see the message you have sent. This is "map chat".

To send Global Chat, simply place a "#" in front of your message. It will then be sent to all players on all maps. Example: "#Hello" will be sent to everyone, whereas "Hello" will not.

Note: If the server you are on is running an IRC Bridge, the people on IRC will be able to see both Map chat and Global chat.

Using /box (Cuboid)

To create a simple box, select the material you wish to use, type /box, then place 2 blocks. The area between these 2 blocks will be filled with the block you placed second.

Next are two optional uses of /box. The first allows you to replace all blocks of a certain material between two points.

If you use /box brick for example, then place two blocks, any brick blocks between the two blocks you placed will be replaced with whatever you are holding.

The third and final optional use of /box is a new addition, which is /box -p, or /box [material] -p.

If you use this command and your client supports the SelectionCuboid add in, then you will be shown the area that will be affected by your /box command. You then have the option to cancel or accept your /box.

/hbox (Hollow box)

Hollow box follows all of the same rules above, including the ability to preview the edited areas. However, when you create the hollow box, as the name implies, the inside of the box will be hollow instead of solid.

Color codes and emotes in chat

If you client can send the "&" character, the server will not kick you for doing so, so you can use this for color codes.

If your client does not support color codes, you may use a % instead. For example, the following text would be sent as dark red: "%4Hello there"

Emotes:

Emotes in recent versions of D3 use the same shortcuts as those on fCraft, there are however a few less alternatives. If the chat code you are using is not working, look at the fCraft emote wiki page, and try using the first emote text listed.

F.A.Q

1. Do you have /z (/cuboid)?

• Of course! In D3 this is /box.

2. How do I change maps/worlds?

• Type /map [Map name], ex. /map Hub. A full list of maps can be seen with /maps.

3. Can I extend messages with '/'?

• No. If you wish to add this, you may write a Lua script for it.

4. Is there a /redo?

• No there is not, there is only /undo and /undoplayer.

5. Are there games (CTF, Blockhunt, FPS, ect.)?

• Not by default there is not. You can however create your own Lua scripts for these games!

6. What is a Lua script?

• A Lua script is a server-side script that the D3 Software uses to extend its capabilities. This can be new block physics, game modes, commands, map generators, and so on.

• The advantage with these is they are easy to write, well documented, and do not require a server restart to be used. (Just save the script and it will be reloaded for you!)

7. Where can I find the D3 Lua API Documentation?

• An up-to-date list of all available Lua functions exposed by the server can be found Here

8. I want to use more advanced features of the software, what are they?

• There are quite a few options for advanced programmers, contact us on IRC for information. #CCD3 on Espernet (Or use our webchat Here)

9. Does D3 support the new Classicube block types?

• Yes.

10. Can D3 be connected to Classicube and Minecraft.net at the same time?

• Not at the same time, no. It does support each individually.

11. Who made the D3 Software?

• The D3 Software was originally created by Dadido3, written in Purebasic. Dadido3 no longer supports the software, so I have taken it over.

12. How is the rank system in D3 organized?

• There is a theoretical maximum of 65534 different ranks. Each rank is defined by a single, or a range of numbers.

• Rank -32767 is disallowed from joining the server, and is used primarily for cases of extreme grief.

• After that, all other ranks are defined by the server owner. Each command has a minimum rank number that can use the command. This extends to maps in who can join, build on, and see maps.

Questions / Suggestions?

If you have any other questions or suggestions to be added to this list (Or even a tutorial!) Then post in this thread, or give us a ring over in IRC! (See above for IRC information).

-- Umby24