no player collision.

[wound]

Where you don't hit others, i would love this add-on for my wall climbing so starfishs don't block and crap all the time.

[Ad Bot]

[Grassy]

This is a good idea.

/support.

[otto-san]

not possible in any decent way

[Mold]

not possible in any decent way

But really cool :3

[Axolotl]

I think it would be hard because setting the collision box to "0 0 0" would allow the player to go through any object.

[Crøwn]

brian smith made a playertype and it allowed me to walk through everything, bricks too. but it was very glitchy

[Dezcaban]

or in race

[Gen. Hothauser]

or in race

What?

Can anyone translate for me?

Just deal with the cigarettes that block you, it would make for a more interesting game.

[Dezcaban]

What?

Can anyone translate for me?

or in a race

you're arrogant

[gr8dayseth]

or in a race

you're arrogant

What?

[Christopher P.]

or in a race

you're arrogant

What?

so starfishs don't block and crap all the time.

[TehBlackout!]

brian smith made a playertype and it allowed me to walk through everything, bricks too. but it was very glitchy

Theres an idea there,but with change. a player-type that when you right click you can walk through bricks and players (not the map) and right click again to turn it off (sorta basing this on the player that you right click to change into a horse) this could be used for rps
I would make this myself,but i know nothing about coding >.>

[Gen. Hothauser]

or in a race

you're arrogant

"Or in race", placed in a single post way below the OP made no sense at all.  Maybe if he quoted the OP, then stated "and in races too.", then it would have made sense.

I also don't see how not understanding a nonsensical post is arrogant.  You need to understand the meaning of words better.

[Dezcaban]

it's not even hard to understand, you do the same stuff with cubelands

[Gen. Hothauser]

it's not even hard to understand, you do the same stuff with cubelands

At least his sentences have substance.

"Or in race"

One noun.
One status verb.
Multiple possibilities for prepositions that would each form different sentences.

In Cubelands' case, he has multiple nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, incorrectly located prepositions that can be moved, and generally, it's only order and tense with him, not many missing words.