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What is it? Looks very impressive, although not suitable for dwelling I suppose :) (Too large space to dust and there seems to be unsecured hole in the floor.) I wonder how the building looks from outside, but the architectural design is nice to speak the least. (I suppose however that it is built inside the cave, am I right?)SB66 wrote:
View : "Inside out"voxelproof wrote:What is it? Looks very impressive, although not suitable for dwelling I suppose :) (Too large space to dust and there seems to be unsecured hole in the floor.) I wonder how the building looks from outside, but the architectural design is nice to speak the least. (I suppose however that it is built inside the cave, am I right?)SB66 wrote:....
10/10SB66 wrote:
View : "Inside out"
Outside view
I have no idea.Chibi ghost wrote:what happened?
Hi, thanks for this information.voxelproof wrote:By changing scale and spread in mgv5_np_height parameter in map_meta.txt in the world folder I've obtained an interesting modification of map generator v5. The result is a very pleasant terrain with not very high, yet prominent rocky hills with sometimes very natural outlines (apart floating rocky potatoes that occasionally occur which are a side product of this modification), assembled into nice chains and also quite enticing shoreline with very realistic promontories. The general ambience is resembling some south african landscapes; high vertical cliffs are hardly to be found, even higher hills are usually easily accessible and dangerous deep pits are very rare (if there're at all - I've not spotted any yet). It makes it definitely more pleasurable for walking than the default v5, much more relaxing and I believe also much more suitable for creative or server gameplay due to the easily passable terrain and greater variety of its formations.
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mgv5_np_height = {scale = 50 spread = (1250,250,250)}
Yes, this is how it works. First you declare a new world in the main menu and before opening it you modify the map_meta.txt.ektor wrote: Hi, thanks for this information.
Is it possible to integrate this code line in map_meta.txt after the world is created ?
OMG!!!SB66 wrote: Outside view
Thank God no explosions, no mass shooting this time.*Oh hello, I'm just passing by... I will let you. Sorry... Bye.*
Looks cool man ! Are you working on some graphic improvements ?Jordach wrote:Here's another example:azekill_DIABLO wrote:TO be honest i might use it as desktop background, it's so relaxing...Jordach wrote:
Mock up of the engine to support tonemaps for the dynamic skybox.
voxelproof wrote: Thank God no explosions, no mass shooting this time.
Oops... As a committed pacifist I can't praise this kind of behaviour. I shoot only when the opposite side behaves inappropriately or makes me angry.azekill_DIABLO wrote:voxelproof wrote: Thank God no explosions, no mass shooting this time.
That is awesome!Gael de Sailly wrote:Minetest world generated from real geographical data, with my new mod Geo Mapgen.
1 node = 2 km horizontally and 200 m vertically. Land cover is respected too.
France
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Réunion and Madagascar
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India and Himalaya
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I can see the place where I live ;)Gael de Sailly wrote: France
Really? Where? I can't see any craters.azekill_DIABLO wrote:I can see the place where I live ;)Gael de Sailly wrote: France
Oh no, please no.dat snow
