Posted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 00:01
The dirt and sand for seaplants and seacoral are in the creative inventory, though they probably should not be.
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Thanks for the feedback!Inocudom wrote:The dirt and sand for seaplants and seacoral are in the creative inventory, though they probably should not be.
Thanks :-)jenova99sephiros wrote:This Mod is great!
· · · ·, However, the noairblock does not work well possibly ...
It disappears when viewed from the water, to be sure, but it is in the air when viewed from above it
Jouster27 wrote:Ok, I like finding the crushed white shell but it's starting to fill my inventory and there is no way that I can find to use it.
If you were willing to consider crafting the crushed white shell into useful items, here are some suggestions:
- Fertilizer.
- Decorative dirt or adobe blocks for building.
- Decorative glass. Something that is clear, has an interesting design or pattern (spiral?) but is not light-emitting. Think: fountains or special windows.
Since it is the first item in my toolbar, now I can't load my world. Fortuantely, I figured-out that I'm able to use the world again if I turn the mod off and pulverize the block but I'd like to not have this error. FYI.10:44:14: ERROR[main]: ServerError: LuaError: error: ...netest/mods/minetest-3d_armor/unified_skins/init.lua:17: attempt to concatenate field '?' (a table value)
10:44:14: ERROR[main]: stack traceback:
That looks like a bug in 3darmor, not on this mod.Jouster27 wrote:Errors whenever you select clams:sandalgaeused in your toolbar:Since it is the first item in my toolbar, now I can't load my world. Fortuantely, I figured-out that I'm able to use the world again if I turn the mod off and pulverize the block but I'd like to not have this error. FYI.10:44:14: ERROR[main]: ServerError: LuaError: error: ...netest/mods/minetest-3d_armor/unified_skins/init.lua:17: attempt to concatenate field '?' (a table value)
10:44:14: ERROR[main]: stack traceback:
Only one version of Sea installed. No extra folder of Clams. Whenever I update a mod, I completely delete the old one and then install the new one. This appears to be some sort of conflict with the 3D Animals mod.Topywo wrote:I just installed the 0.2 version and created all the possible nodes.
Then I installed 0.3.1 and took a look.
It seems that all aliases are working fine, both those I placed, as the ones in my inventory. The only unknown stuff are unknown objects (entities) above the algae blocks. Those are the 'old' blue, yellow and red shells. Hitting those makes them disappear (they won't float away). Sometimes there's already a white shell on the same spot.
Then I took a fast fly to a new area. All the new nodes and entities showed up, no unknown nodes or objects.
It's possible that it's another mod that generates unknown ore lacking aliases from another sea-version (I'll fix that soon).
But a few seconds ago I remembered having enabling 'problems' while testing (parts of) the sea-modpack. I sometimes used the clams mod inside the modpack sea and also had a clams outside that modpack in my minetest/mods folder.
Possible solution
Please make sure there's only one sea-modpack (version 0.3.1) in your minetest/mods folder. (Re)move older sea-modpacks and parts from the older sea-modpack (clams or seaplants) from your minetest/mods folder. Then when ingame, check if you enabled the sea-modpack and all the mods inside the sea-modpack.
I hope this caused the problems (and solved them).
Edit: typo's.
Are you still getting the unknown blocks with the latest 0.3.2 version when exploring new areas?Jouster27 wrote: Only one version of Sea installed. No extra folder of Clams. Whenever I update a mod, I completely delete the old one and then install the new one. This appears to be some sort of conflict with the 3D Animals mod.
I'm using a different world than the one where I was seeing unknown blocks. No previous mod-build blocks. Yeah, I've got all of the blocks you've listed. I'm using 0.4.7-dev.Topywo wrote:Are you still getting the unknown blocks with the latest 0.3.2 version when exploring new areas?
- if that's the case, which of the following nodes do you see and which not
- do one or more of those blocks have an unknown block close by (on top, below, besides)?
Clams
White shell
Coral
Cyan Coral
Magenta Coral
Aqua Coral
Lime Coral
Skyblue Coral
Redviolet Coral
Seaplants
Green Kelp
Brown Kelp
Green Seagrass
Red Seagrass
Maybe it's best to try this out on a test world and to let the game run a time to give the blocks that are not unknown some time to generate.
Do you use the 0.4.7 stable or one of the latest (unstable) builds?
This is a very good idea, Enke. I would love to see sunken ships in the depths of the seas.Enke wrote:I like this modpack, as it makes the ocean interesting. A suggestion: would it be possible to spawn wrecked boats underwater and have them contain chests in the wreckage?
I like this idea. Still, I kind of think adding shipwrecks to oceans the same way I think of adding ruins to the land: It is cool but you might not want that in all scenarios where you want to add the other sea features. I think it might be a good idea to make it configurable. Now that being said, the idea does raise some interesting material possibilities:Enke wrote:I like this modpack, as it makes the ocean interesting. A suggestion: would it be possible to spawn wrecked boats underwater and have them contain chests in the wreckage?
No, maybe I'll make them collectable in the future (idea of Sokomine). For now you'll need to hit them and they end up crushed.metouto wrote:Topywo ... can you dig the clams up ????
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-- sea-modpack
seaglass_seaglass_ ={nr=43, modname='seaglass', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=0, descr="seagls", block="seaglass:seaglass", add="seaglass_", p=1},
seacobble_seacobble_ ={nr=44, modname='seacobble', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=1, descr="seacob", block="seacobble:seacobble", add="seacobble_", p=1},
seastone_seastone_ ={nr=45, modname='seastone', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=1, descr="seasto", block="seastone:seastone", add="seastone_", p=1},
seagravel_seagravel_ ={nr=46, modname='seagravel', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=1, descr="seagrv", block="seagravel:seagravel", add="seagravel_", p=1},
If only there was a server out there that would use this mod.Topywo wrote:Version 0.4.0 is out.
Post 1 contains the download link(s) and info.
Most important changes are:
- there is now a use for crushed white (shells), some different types of blocks
- stairs and slabs
- lights can be punched on and off
I hope you enjoy this mod.
Edit:
Sokomine, With these lines around number 228 (above: colormachine.ordered = {} ) the blocks can make use of your colormachine:
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-- sea-modpack seaglass_seaglass_ ={nr=43, modname='seaglass', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=0, descr="seagls", block="seaglass:seaglass", add="seaglass_", p=1}, seacobble_seacobble_ ={nr=44, modname='seacobble', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=1, descr="seacob", block="seacobble:seacobble", add="seacobble_", p=1}, seastone_seastone_ ={nr=45, modname='seastone', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=1, descr="seasto", block="seastone:seastone", add="seastone_", p=1}, seagravel_seagravel_ ={nr=46, modname='seagravel', shades={0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0}, grey_shades={1,0,0,0,1}, u=1, descr="seagrv", block="seagravel:seagravel", add="seagravel_", p=1},
I do. First time I downloaded, and yes, I most definitely do.Topywo wrote: I hope you enjoy this mod.
You forgot your seastonebricks :-) I've added them as well. The new version of the colormachine will support this version of the sea modpack.Topywo wrote: Sokomine, With these lines around number 228 (above: colormachine.ordered = {} ) the blocks can make use of your colormachine: