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Woohoo back on 5.3.0. Zero errors or warnings. 5.4 is not supposed to break backwards compatibility. I am not defending any possible breakage. But from your post, I can't possibly infer what might be the cause. Only that it is most likely related to the modding API. Please provide more information ...

An0n3m0us wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 01, 2021 19:20

I implemented it by using some math and multiple nodes.
Unfortunately, one cannot add modifiers to a nodes texture to make a custom node, so I had to register multiple nodes instead.

You could try using paramtype2 = color/colorfacedir/colorwallmounted/...

sorcerykid wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 24, 2021 03:22

I have to say that's some impressive work jp (as usual)!

How did you render the 3d terrain? Is that PNG output from an external script? Or are you using the new model[] element?

I would assume script, as the model element doesn't support orthographic projection.

Blend is known to be broken.

I love nodebox versatility. The water/lava in these tubs are actually separate nodes from the tubs, and the actual position of the water/lava is one node above the tub, where the node points. Quick and dirty, but enough for me :) What about glasslikeliquidlevel? I'd recommend using entities instead.

That might be a few apples too much...

Good mod.

won’t be fixed due to several non-technical reasons

Won't you consider making pull requests to MTG?

1. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong but it seems like the fly potion is only letting me jump higher, not even as high as the jump potion yet they do stack. I've modified some global game settings so maybe it's something in there? Beacons redo temporarily grants fly priv and it seems to wor...

I get an error on game start[codeModError: Failed to load and run script from ~/.minetest/mods/modlib/init.lua: Setting [mgv7_np_dungeons] is a group. stack traceback: [C]: in function 'to_table' ~/.minetest/mods/modlib/conf.lua:17: in function 'build_setting_tree' ~/.minetest/mods/modlib/init.lua:...

Draconis has recently gone over petz https://content.minetest.net/packages/?type=mod&sort=score&order=desc This is obviously stirring the shit. I too have positively reviewed Draconis, because I consider it to be a well-done mod, as I have followed it's development progress on Discord. I ev...

Ignaramico wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 05, 2021 22:25

according to the contentdb page, this mod was update, but i dont see anything recent on the github page, what changed?

I just created a new release.

See https://github.com/Persistent-Kingdoms/ ... .html#L243

PolySaken wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 30, 2020 04:05

r1bnc wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 30, 2020 00:50

I've watched some twitch streamers of minecraft, and they appear to have proximity voice chat. Is this possible to implement?

No. There's no way for the client to send that kind of data to the server.

Modchannels could be flexible enough.

Napiophelios wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 28, 2020 17:02

I'm just messing with ya man,
you fixed your mod posts, that all I really had issue with
:)

Congratulations on your 2^10 th post :D

I advocate that when a link to the mod's ContentDB page is provided, the "Download" rule should be considered fulfilled. Sounds reasonable. Sounds like you want people to down load from that site. you get brownie points for down load counts over there or what? Apart from the fact that thi...

Wuzzy wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 28, 2020 13:54

I advocate that when a link to the mod's ContentDB page is provided, the "Download" rule should be considered fulfilled.

Sounds reasonable.

I prefer not having to leave the forum to download a mod, but I don't consider a big deal if I have to hop over to github or where ever to get the file. But LMD needs to put a little more effort into some of the mods he wants moved into the release section the mod posts below are just a link to the...

Artificial Inteligence

No.

Modlib causes the luacontroller overheating with the simple interrupt example code from the mesecons site: https://mesecons.net/luacontroller The example with the "worst" (shortest) interrupt I see there is interrupt(0.5, "a parameter") print(event.iid) Using which I can not rep...

2. As Napiophelios said: I don't think this is as 'out dated' as you might think. It's not an outdated method, I still download most mods as .zips, and install them later, even from github, hell, I even download my own mods that way. And I believe many users still do the same, mostly the younger on...

It should not be required though. I don’t get your point. What’s so hard with linking the master zip file? If your mod fails on a different folder name it is entirely your fault. Same with other mods: If this happens, file an issue for that mod. My mods don't. I just think tricking users into using...

Linuxdirk wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 26, 2020 09:56

Napiophelios wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 26, 2020 03:53

I don't think this is as 'out dated' as you might think.

Of course not. It is an absolutely valid way to manually download mods and extract the archive file to the mods folder.

It should not be required though. Using the forum to release or promote mods already is enough of a PITA.

2. It makes people use an inferior method of installation Inferior in what way? Also .zip files provide means of easily archiving old versions on ones drive. Archiving through zips is inefficient and messy. Git handles this way better as a proper version control system. Using zips makes upgrading h...

Linuxdirk wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 25, 2020 14:03

What's the problem with linking the Git provider's "master" zip file?

1. It requires people to rename the folder (as it doesn't work with the hyphen)
2. It makes people use an inferior method of installation

LRV wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 25, 2020 10:56

The first mod was already moved.
Only because the download is through content DB it doesn't change the fact the .zips are in the wrong internal format.

See viewtopic.php?f=3&t=25904