Craft into shards, smelt them in the furnace and you have a different glass type.BAGPIPE wrote:What do you do with obsidian?
So, its mostly decorative.
PilzAdam wrote:You need to generate jungles, wich can be done by adding "v6_jungles" to mg_flags in minetest.confBAGPIPE wrote:Where (if you can) do you find jungle grass?
My mg_flags line looks like this:metouto wrote:PilzAdam wrote:You need to generate jungles, wich can be done by adding "v6_jungles" to mg_flags in minetest.confBAGPIPE wrote:Where (if you can) do you find jungle grass?
Can you explain this a little more for me ( I'm a little slow ( about things like this ) ... maybe an example to work by ????
thank you )
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mg_flags = trees, caves, v6_jungles, dungeons
PilzAdam wrote:My mg_flags line looks like this:metouto wrote:PilzAdam wrote: You need to generate jungles, wich can be done by adding "v6_jungles" to mg_flags in minetest.conf
Can you explain this a little more for me ( I'm a little slow ( about things like this ) ... maybe an example to work by ????
thank you )Just put this in minetest.conf and create a new world. Changing it without creating worlds doesnt affect anything.Code: Select all
mg_flags = trees, caves, v6_jungles, dungeons
If this is in your minetest.conf, you'll need to remove the # to get it working (and create a new world).metouto wrote: Is this correct ??? .....
#mg_flags = trees, caves, v6_biome_blend, v6_jungles, dungeons
I was having some crashing problems on my Windows XP machine. I updated my graphics driver and haven't had a single crash since. I do still occasionally experience slow downs in my framerate (Yes, I did download the version that supposedly fixes this and it's better but still I can drop into the teens from the 50's and 60's) but if I stand still for a few moments, the framerate creeps back up. I use a Nvidia card and updated drivers seem to have eliminated the crashes for me.DaN wrote:Nice, but still as unstable on my PC as 0.4.4 was. Gotta find another PC to test on.
The framerate comes back up because minetest has dynamic view distance adjustment based on the framerate. So if the framerate is too slow, it will gradually reduce the view distance until it's back up to the desired rate.LionsDen wrote:I was having some crashing problems on my Windows XP machine. I updated my graphics driver and haven't had a single crash since. I do still occasionally experience slow downs in my framerate (Yes, I did download the version that supposedly fixes this and it's better but still I can drop into the teens from the 50's and 60's) but if I stand still for a few moments, the framerate creeps back up. I use a Nvidia card and updated drivers seem to have eliminated the crashes for me.
http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=3829aron1263 wrote:why some items dont have pictures for me? they are completely invisible.
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