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I don't know that clone is necessarily the right word. The same basic concepts apply, but I've never played among us, so I'm just doing things that seem to make sense to the main idea of the game.

Very fun to fly around. The bar thing that you'd hold on to control the wings gets in the way of the gauges sometimes. Could those maybe be turned into a HUD so they wouldn't be obscured?

So I just tried this out, and gotta say really well done. The cart tilting when I go up and down slabs is on point!

jcarr, I don't know why it's not working for you. I put the place_param2 line in some of my code, set it to three and the plants show as the # shape properly when placing them.

I'm fairly sure the doors are a mesh, so it's easier to create textures for them as a single object. The object collision and selection box are the size of the door, so the only second node code is just for a small invisible node that is placed to prevent any nodes from being placed in the top half ...

Hey, so I just recorded a video, great fun stealing from another player that I was also controlling. :) I noticed a bug though, In the message where it says who stole from you, or tried to steal from you, it shows your own name, not the name of the thief.

Looks very cool, will have to try it out.

Im am just wondering what "Digtron has 13 blocks but only enough traction to move 6 blocks." is meaning I am german and deepl neither google could translate Friction in this setence. D = Digger, 0 = Air, I = Inventory module, P = Placer, C = Controllor, F = Fuel module first layer | secon...

I believe the new Minetest version will offer an option update mods that were installed via the content-db.

I believe you'd need to modify the client and/or server to do that.

You can probably detect when a player puts an item into the trash inventory in creative, or any sort of a trash bin mod, using inventory callbacks. By overriding the /pulverize command you could also put detection in. Not so sure about when a dropped object is deleted.

Deadly in what way? Poisonous gases could be created and placed as decorations, or possibly ores, never actually tried placing an ore in air. Lava always makes thing dangerous. If you're using mobs you could have them spawn in your particular biome. There is a mod, radiant damage I think, that let's...

It is very possible to do this, read up on tool caps. At the time of posting this link takes you to that section in the API.
https://github.com/minetest/minetest/bl ... .txt#L1876

I spent way too much time trying to figure this out, for such a simple solution.
You have to animate the armature in pose mode, simple as that. Your animation is in object mode, and when exporting that get's lost.

By default that is the only place any output will be written. Any other log files are probably being created by a mod you are using.

You can climb up to the top of a tree and chop it down without an ax I think.

If you are using Minetest_game you can add these two lines to your Minetest.conf file, give_initial_stuff = true initial_stuff = "default:dirt 15,default:stone 99" If you want a list of items/nodes you'd probably be best off installing a craftguide mod that provides those strings in game.

It does exactly what it says it does. Setting speed just make the time of day change at different speeds, essentially calling this function at a different speed than normal.

Looks like you don't have mobs_redo, or a compatible version of mobs_redo installed.

Time just controls the day/night cycle. I don't think setting a negative time would effect entities at all, much less make them do anything in reverse.

The furnace doesn't really have any callbacks. You probably want to look at minetest.get_craft_result() This checks for defined craft of a specific type using a specific input as the argument. I don't believe you can create a cooking recipe that requires multiple items for the input, so you might ne...

That feature requires a mod dependency, off hand I don't remember what it is called. I wanna say data something, but I could be wrong.

It could be Unified Inventory with the Waypoints enabled. Although that mod only showed waypoints to the person that placed/created them.

The only way I know of is to do an AO (Ambient Occlusion) bake on your mesh in whatever software you are using to make it, (Blender, Maya, Max, etc) and mix that together with your texture when creating the texture to get lighting that looks more realistic.

I've never had much luck with the screwdriver. I'll have to give this a go and see if it makes more sense to me. The idea sounds great.