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Hi Sergey, You can use the "//inspect on" chat command to enable inspection, and then punch nodes to figure out what they're called. Alternatively, you can take a look at the game code, where nodes are registered with "minetest.register_node". For example, flames from the fire mo...

That's a nice project! If you send me the write-up, I'll add it as a new post.

Hi benrob0329,

I don't really have the time to update this much any more, but I'd be happy to accept submissions! Simply post it in this thread or email me with the details, and I'll add it to the site.

Krock: Worldedit supports searching by node description and partial nodenames! See the README regarding node names for more info. I'll fix this in a bit. sfan5 opened an issue here: https://github.com/Uberi/Minetest-WorldEdit/issues/52 if you want to check on progress. By the way, this new stuff is ...

Hey addi & webdesigner97:

This should be fixed now if you download the latest version from GitHub. Thanks for reporting!

I'm not sure that is necessary - did you know WE supports typing out partial names, and even by description?

That means you can do "//set Cobblestone" or "//set Blue Lightstone". This was added precisely because of really long node names!

Hi ak399g , I would recommend you copy in one axis, then move in the other axis. If you meant duplicate 600 times as dgm5555 stated, try using //stack in one direction, select the whole stacked area, then stack in the second direction. You can also do this all in one operation using //lua, but this ...

How to set position 1? //pos1 Also try the shorter version of the command, //1, if you have worldedit_shortcommands - it's included by default. It probably would be a good idea to add a feature that lists missing mods in a region. It won't be too difficult to integrate your changes. Giving an error...

Not really, it wouldn't help much since it deals with metadata so much. That said, it could potentially be used to keep the chunks of a circuit loaded so they still work when far away from any players. These "world anchors" could potentially be very useful, but we need to determine a good ...

Good point. A cross-platform rewrite in Python is on the list! While the built in mod installer is nice, many of the mods in use today are not in the database. That means people are still downloading archives, code files, and copying Lua code from forum posts. This is intended to streamline that pro...

Hey Kilarin,

MODSTER doesn't work on Linux, as it is written to solve the most common issues that Windows users have when trying to install mods. I suspect this is also the reason it hasn't been incorporated into the main Minetest distribution.

What is the error, IthegeekRS? Are you sure you're installing the mod correctly? If it is giving you errors with installation, try installing it with MODSTER - it will take care of all the details automatically. If the items are not showing up, try enabling the mod in the world settings page and ope...

Neon wrote:I think it's in maintenance mode. Though I don't know who is maintaining it.

We are still maintaining it, and when I can free up more time, I will likely be able to continue developing it. Until then, contributions and ideas are welcome!

[*]In that game folder (make sure there's a "game.conf" file in there), make a file called "minetest.conf". In that file write "mg_flags = flat".[/*] .. or just open minetest.conf in the minetest folder and change it there. Or get "a" flatgen mod if you are t...

Try renaming the mod folder to "pipeworks"! As you can see, the error is that "modname does not follow naming conventions: Only chararacters [a-z0-9_] are allowed."

Hey temrix: Make sure you have this line in your MINETEST_FOLDER/minetest.conf file: mg_flags = flat Mind you, it will make all of your worlds start generating flat lands. If this is not what you want, here's how you make a custom game that has flat worlds: Copy the game you want to base it off of. ...

Hi temrix, //load is indeed the correct way to go. Make sure you have your schematics in the correct location! For example, if I had a schematic called castle.we (or castle.wem if you have some older schematics): Put the file in the MINETEST_FOLDER_GOES_HERE/worlds/WORLD_NAME_GOES_HERE/schems folder...

Nice! Wish it was included in the main game.

...or tell me what I'm doing wrong. We can't exactly tell you what's wrong if we don't know what you're doing. Try giving some indication of what the issue is, and how you installed the mod. Neither say "Idk", "I don't know" nor say "No I will update this mod to v0.4.9"...

Sorry I use also fedora and I have also problem with shadow Some command not working, some mods also not working example Failed to load and run /home/gg/minetest/mods/maptools-master/init.lua /home/gg/minetest/mods/smartfs-master/init.lua I used tnt from Nuke mod to remove unnecessary blocks. I cre...

Nice debugging! Unfortunately this is an engine issue and is unrelated to the carts mod itself. You should open an issue at https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/new, where the minetest core devs can take a look at it. This is tangentially related to issues #529 and #572, but was not the direc...

Oops, fixed that in 2784a25561be45894d2a138828013c96f387d470.

Inversion is done by powering the block behind the block the mesecon torch is attached to:

Please ensure you are using WorldEdit 1.0 or later, it should work regardless of whether blocks are loaded. Note that this requires Minetest 0.4.8 or later.

Also, if you're already using the latest version, please post the schematic here, and I'll take a look!

Also, for future reference, tar.bz2 can be opened on Windows! Simply download and install a program like 7-zip (free and open source), and you will be able to open almost any type of archive.