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The latest versions now have version reminders that are a little more...visible:

That is already planned for the worldedit_items component, which is likely going to be a part of the next major release, i.e. WorldEdit 2.0. Also expect new features like worldedit_infinity and worldedit_limited!

You seem to be using Windows.

Try an archiver like 7-zip to extract the mod as usual. They are just compressed files like ZIP archives.

If you don't want to go through the hassle, MODSTER can automatically extract and install the mod for you in the correct location.

That is super impressive. These snow biomes add a ton of atmosphere to the world, especially when it's snowing.

Personally, I am not a fan of ignore not being, well, ignored. It's a good node to use as a placeholder. Other than that, the changes to probability sound like they will be much more consistent, which I am totally in favor of. Then again, my only experiences with using schematics were (ab)using them...

Also, read the tutorial if you're just starting to use this mod: https://github.com/Uberi/MineTest-World ... utorial.md

It'll show you step-by-step how to do basic actions.

Temperest wrote:Minetest 0.4.8+ required

You can also use a recent development build.

If you don't want to upgrade Minetest, you can still use WorldEdit 0.6 until the stable Minetest 0.4.8 comes out.

I have a question. So, suppose I built a hugeass castle that took a shit ton of time to make. And then as I'm putting the finishing touches on this thing, I accidentally set fire to it. And this thing is completely built out of wood and wool. So the whole bloody castle starts burning. Theres fire e...

WorldEdit 1.0 has been released for immediate download - Uberi, 2/8/13 WORLDEDIT NOW LIVES AT A NEW FORUM TOPIC.[/u rl] I made a new topic for this special occasion. sfan5 , would you mind updating the first post of this topic to point to the new one? Changes: Hundreds of times faster! Set millions...

Please read the luacontroller tutorial to learn how to use them.

Try the Pipeworks mod - it has excellent Mesecons integration. Put a Pipeworks filter/injector beside a chest, and a mesecons signal will dispense an item. Use the MESE filter/injector to dispense a whole stack.

jhlucario3 wrote:I cant get it to work my game keeps saying mod failed to load and run'

We need the whole error. Otherwise, that means absolutely nothing.

If using Windows, consider MODSTER to help install the mod for you: viewtopic.php?id=6497

The issue is probably the blinky plant. When you log on, ABMs have a bug where they execute tons of times very rapidly. This is also the reason why you see flowers grow a lot when you first log on. Luckily, luacontrollers in recent versions of Mesecons don't lose their code when they overheat. Inste...

LazyJ: Minetest doesn't expose an API for clearing objects in an area, unfortunately. However, it's still possible: we can use VoxelManipulators to load an area, and get_objects_inside_radius and object:remove to get rid of them. Look for this in the next WorldEdit release! DeepGaze: thanks for the...

Here's my updated take on it: minetest.log("[MOD] Air Sword loaded!") I made loading times 10x faster, plus the air sword now comes with a wield item (that coincidentally looks exactly like your hand). It'll beat every other weapon every time, except when it doesn't. And of course, it inst...

Big update! Support for plain Lua files! Don't know what to do with charcoal.lua? Feed it into MODSTER, and it'll figure it out for you! It will even know that the mod folder should be named "charcoal". Support for 12 different types of archives! The full list is: *.7z; *.xz; *.zip; *.gz;...

See README.md and Chat Commands.md, located in the modpack folder that you downloaded, for the comprehensive references for all commands and API functions, as well as descriptions of how the details and internals work.

You can open .md files with any text editor, like notepad or gedit.

Of course. Whenever you want an area to be empty, use "air" as the node name. Since this question has been asked more than once previously, I've added this as a note in the README. It will be available in the next release, which is on track for an August 1, 2013 release. Here is the note: ...

BadWolf is correct. In addition, if you get lighting issues after digging, simply use the //fixlight command to make everything better. This is not done automatically since it is a rather slow operation.

By the way, all commands are documented in Chat Commands.md, located in the WorldEdit folder.

The release should be out within the next two weeks at most, mainly because the whole thing is being overhauled to get the best speed gains possible. Also, the block queue isn't fully working and may not be supported in the next release until a suitable solution is found. It may in fact be unnecessa...

The block loading issue is known, and will be fixed in the next version, along with speed improvements of several orders of magnitude - all thanks to the LuaVoxelManipulator. If you want to test this bleeding edge version that I haven't even tested myself yet, check out the "speedy-gonzales&quo...

Simple and works, it's perfect.

Anywhere node names are accepted, you can specify nodes by their canonical name, description, or canonical name without the mod prefix. All of them are equivalent. So "Cobblestone" is the same as "cobble" and "default:cobble". They're not case sensitive, either. All thi...

http://i.imgur.com/AvFOW6e.png Are you confused about how to install mods? This is the program for you! http://i.imgur.com/M5wvUtg.png What can it do? It can install mods in 12 different archive types, from Lua files, from copy-pasted code, and from folders. It can detect Minetest and mods from up ...