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I might revise this project sometime. This project was really cool, but I remember that I had some difficulties: Making this mod in Lua is a little impractical, because Lua is slow. Block data is very limited. (There are only one or two bytes of data available per block.) I was trying to solve the p...

Nice beanstalk!
I have to read up on what this game is about.

Update 2.2 changelog: replaced the floor wall code with a more generic aproach balanced for fun gameplay bugfixes I think the physics are almost finished. The only things that i have left on my list are: fix attached node removal add physics for natural nodes falling node double check or something a...

Unrelated question: Has anyone tried out this mod with a Valleys map? It seems to me that the rivers generated by Valleys get a bit messed up when the water in them can flow freely downhill and out into the regular-water ocean. I'm thinking I should have river water flow disabled by default. Haven'...

Update 2.1 changelog: Added wall and floor physics, strange to get used to (needs more improvemend) Added physics for all stairs and slabs, optional dependency. Added physics for glass and other default deco Also Propably lots of bugs, so watch out Try building an underwater house with this and http...

Realy nice mod!
It is just perfect :)

I did a little update, pilars in a crossshape can be build higher than single block pilars. Also added junglewood and pine_wood (thanks for pointing this out Diamond knight) I think that the attributes should be scaled by a factor or ten so that there can be more variance in weight (wood blocks are ...

Is it possible to use the torch7 framework in a minetest mod? Website: http://www.torch.ch It uses lua so i tought that maybe i could use this, it would make things a lot easier. No Idea how to get it in minetest through. You can require it as a package like in other lua scripts, but it needs to be...

Is it possible to use the torch7 framework in a minetest mod?
Website: http://www.torch.ch
It uses lua so i tought that maybe i could use this, it would make things a lot easier.
No Idea how to get it in minetest through.

Thank you red-001
I already thought I had something wrong..

I think custom blocks for this mod would be nice: eg. Steel cables, steel frames, etc. and support for all the default (and some mods) non natural blocks, and a setting for difficulty (easy, medium, hard, realistic) (will affect the supporting qualities of materials, and some way to make all defaul...

I am not sure what callbacks are called using set_node As i understand it now: set_node(non-air) on a non-air node triggers the "on_construct" , "on_destruct" and "after_destruct" callbacks set_node(non-air) on a air node triggers the "on_construct" callback s...

Hi people, I have made a new version (2.0)! Changelog: TNT affects blocks again Moved all processing to a coroutine effects: It uses on_construct and after_destruct so it should be compatible with all destroying mods There should be no lag because if the calculations take to long they are processed ...

I think nodes should collapse if there is no block connected touching to ground. Otherwise we cannot build a bridge :) I don't know what you mean? You are propably using a node without physics Wow! I am quite impressed by the idea alone. Very innovative. It completely turns the entire building aspe...

I have tried to explain the physics as well as i can,
Hope everyone understands it.

As of the last update the physics are only trigerred by building and digging and not by TNT. :)
Support for this is on my todo list

I updated the mod to only update blocks that are touched.
This should greatly reduce lag.

Thanks for the response,
I know it causes lag, but it is still fun to play with.
If someone knows a way to fix this, please send me a message.

Simple Block Physics Info This mod adds very very simple block physics to minetest. Some inspiration came from this post: https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=3032 credits to Fiberous The mod only affects humanmade blocks that don't use there param2. It uses the param2 variable of the affect...