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Larger swamps and more mushrooms - Cool, I like it!

Neat!

Ah, I suppose I should have written "node" instead of object. The purpose of the locked door is to prevent players from exiting or entering (new players) a dungeon until they've completed some sort of objective. You could set a locked steel door and then set its owner to some string which...

[quote= OmniStudent, in minetest an object is a spawned entity, e.g. a dropped item (http://dev.minetest.net/ObjectRef) What exactly should locking doors do (or how are they locked)?[/quote] Ah, I suppose I should have written "node" instead of object. The purpose of the locked door is to ...

Hello! Can anyone help me with this?

Topic: Need example code that "locks" doors when an object is rightpunched.
Reason: I want to make an "airlock" for entering dungeons.
More Info: I've only done the initial lua tutorial yet, but I am savvy in other languages.

The cmake . / make package install went fine when after brew update / brew upgrade.

Morn76 wrote:Where did you get your LevelDB from? Maybe Homebrew just has a different naming scheme for libraries…

I'm pretty sure I got it through brew. Did a brew update - brew upgrade now and got a new libleveldb.1.18.dylib and a libleveldb.dylib link.

Will see how this works tomorrow.

Worked as you said! Before: https://www.anony.ws/i/2015/10/11/ScreenShot2015-10-11at13.30.21.th.png After (couldn't figure out where to change the view distance for this one, but nevermind) : https://www.anony.ws/i/2015/10/11/ScreenShot2015-10-11at16.47.15.th.png

Ha! For some reason (old version?), I didn't have the file /usr/local/opt/leveldb/lib/libleveldb.dylib.1 file, but it turned out the file I had, libleveldb.1.dylib, worked just as well. I did ln -s libleveldb.1.dylib libleveldb.dylib.1 and reran make package, and got a runnable minetest. Hopefully I...

My first attempt to build with cmake . make package failed. A zip file is produced, but the unzipped game won't start. Seems like everything is compiled OK, but there's some problem with libraries. Here's the output from make package: -- The C compiler identification is Clang 5.1.0 -- The CXX compil...

Thankyou, will try this in the weekend.

kaadmy wrote:

OmniStudent wrote:But that light blue artifact in the water is really annoying. I get them all the time.

Is that just sky showing through un-generated ground?

Never thought of that, but ground is obviously generated very far in the xy-plane.

But that light blue artifact in the water is really annoying. I get them all the time.

Thanks!

Thanks, will try when nobody at work is looking ;)

Is there a way (changing of source code OK) to extend the viewing range? However I put the settings, it seems the game doesn't render nodes further than approximately half a kilometer. I've been standing in the same place for half an hour, hoping for the landscape further away to show. I am aware th...

I like it very much!

Calinou wrote:I would rather use reddit.

Thanks, I didn't know about this!

There's a Minetest group on facebook. I'd love it if people posted some of their screens and discussions there, and it would also help spreading the Word about Minetest.

I haven't contributed much work myself so far, so I'm not going to tell other people what to work on,
but doesn't an increase in a "higher hiearchy" number (the 5) normally entail proofing and optimization rather than new features?

Just dropped by to see how my favorite game was coming along. Glad to see the working OSX builds are still coming! Thankyou!

Yaaaay!
Game is feeling more and more mature.

Morn76 wrote:What could be more fun than Minetest? :-)

Perhaps some kind of Minetest-charged Minetest with extra Minetest.
I was of course assuming it'd be a Minetest-related project :)

Oh right, that makes sense. I'm still using the script as a "warmup" for doing my own compiles of slightly modified MTs, but I can normally figure small bugs like this out by myself, given time. Just figured I'd report do that others at my level know they're not alone when they run into a ...

...not using the "stable" parameter on "make_mac.sh" produced a compile where everything worked though.