BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
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BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
BETTER THAN WOOL (BTW) These are blocks who comes from wool. This mod its purpose is to create statues with a block much better than wool. The advantage of this mod it's that you can create statues with no lightning problems, more variety of colors.
RECIPES
IF YOU COOK wool:red, YOU CAN GET btw:red.
WITH btw:red YOU CAN CRAFT IT WITH dye:white AND YOU CAN GET btw:red_light.
IT'S THE SAME PROCESS WITH OTHER COLORS.
ALSO HERE ARE SKIN TONES FOR IF YOU WANT TO GET BETTER TONES FOR SKINS FOR STATUES.
INSTALLATION
UNCOMPRESS THE ZIP FOLDER, AND MOVE THE btw FILE TO /mods file in minetest folder. n_n
DOWNLOAD LINK: https://github.com/ForgiveAndromedalol/btw.git
(btw blue light and blue dark fixed)
DEPENDS: default, wool, dye
LOOK AT THIS STATUE IN A DARK AREA, AND IT'S GLOWING (MADE WITH btw). COMPARE TO THE OTHER STATUE BESIDES - MADE WITH WOOL.
YOU CAN GET btw:red/yellow/orange/blue/cyan/magenta/brown/pin[/img]k/black/white BY COOKING WOOL OF THOSE RESPECTIVE COLORS.
ALSO YOU CAN DO THE SAME, BUT REVERSED:
WHEN YOU GET THE COLORS, YOU CAN CRAFT IT AND GET LIGHNING OR DARK btw COLORS. FOR EXAMPLE - AND IT APPLIES TO OTHER COLORS:
IF I WOULD LIKE TO GET LIGHNING RED, I WOULD CRAFT:
btw:red, dye:white, ""
"", "" , ""
OR DARK RED:
btw:red, dye:black, ""
"", "" , ""
IN THE CASE OF SKIN TONES, THERE ARE SPECIFIED CRAFTS - SO YOU NEED TO CHECK ON YOUR REGISTRY (CRAFTING MANUAL).
ENJOY THIS MOD.
RECIPES
IF YOU COOK wool:red, YOU CAN GET btw:red.
WITH btw:red YOU CAN CRAFT IT WITH dye:white AND YOU CAN GET btw:red_light.
IT'S THE SAME PROCESS WITH OTHER COLORS.
ALSO HERE ARE SKIN TONES FOR IF YOU WANT TO GET BETTER TONES FOR SKINS FOR STATUES.
INSTALLATION
UNCOMPRESS THE ZIP FOLDER, AND MOVE THE btw FILE TO /mods file in minetest folder. n_n
DOWNLOAD LINK: https://github.com/ForgiveAndromedalol/btw.git
(btw blue light and blue dark fixed)
DEPENDS: default, wool, dye
LOOK AT THIS STATUE IN A DARK AREA, AND IT'S GLOWING (MADE WITH btw). COMPARE TO THE OTHER STATUE BESIDES - MADE WITH WOOL.
YOU CAN GET btw:red/yellow/orange/blue/cyan/magenta/brown/pin[/img]k/black/white BY COOKING WOOL OF THOSE RESPECTIVE COLORS.
ALSO YOU CAN DO THE SAME, BUT REVERSED:
WHEN YOU GET THE COLORS, YOU CAN CRAFT IT AND GET LIGHNING OR DARK btw COLORS. FOR EXAMPLE - AND IT APPLIES TO OTHER COLORS:
IF I WOULD LIKE TO GET LIGHNING RED, I WOULD CRAFT:
btw:red, dye:white, ""
"", "" , ""
OR DARK RED:
btw:red, dye:black, ""
"", "" , ""
IN THE CASE OF SKIN TONES, THERE ARE SPECIFIED CRAFTS - SO YOU NEED TO CHECK ON YOUR REGISTRY (CRAFTING MANUAL).
ENJOY THIS MOD.
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
WOW xD
This is a really good idea, I will try it out
This is a really good idea, I will try it out
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awesome idea! okay, the craft is everything but not realistic ... but +1 anyway, it's a must.
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
n_n. Yea, it's not real, but funny. And thanks to try my mod. I need to fix blue light command.
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nice idea, should be default somehow.
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
lol n_n.azekill_DIABLO wrote:nice idea, should be default somehow.
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
I created this mod, because Jordach's wool mod isn't available - you know the wool mod with all color pallets. So I decided to create this mod. But... It isn't perfect. If someone has the jordach's wool mod, please, upload it.
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mixing wool and btw. Made by Blasus.
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BTW btw is a nice mod!
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
This is a good idea actually, would be nice if there was a server for pixel art.
You used textures for this, did you know there is an easier way?
Minetest has the colorize function, you would only need one texture for this, but well, you could also have registered them using a for loop, which shortens the mod considerably.
Also, did you notice there is a certain button named "Caps Lock" on you keyboard?
You shouldn't write the whole post in capital letters, people will think you are shouting (just an advice).
You used textures for this, did you know there is an easier way?
Minetest has the colorize function, you would only need one texture for this, but well, you could also have registered them using a for loop, which shortens the mod considerably.
Also, did you notice there is a certain button named "Caps Lock" on you keyboard?
You shouldn't write the whole post in capital letters, people will think you are shouting (just an advice).
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
In my server already has btw mod. Andromeda (Survival Pvp) maestreapvp.ddnsking.com 30000the_raven_262 wrote:This is a good idea actually, would be nice if there was a server for pixel art.
You used textures for this, did you know there is an easier way?
Minetest has the colorize function, you would only need one texture for this, but well, you could also have registered them using a for loop, which shortens the mod considerably.
Also, did you notice there is a certain button named "Caps Lock" on you keyboard?
You shouldn't write the whole post in capital letters, people will think you are shouting (just an advice).
***And sorry if I typed with capital letter - it's because I was really lazy n_n.
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WOW! Will download now! Good job Yam!!! :D
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
What I also wanted to say is that this mod can be shortened considerably, no need for extra text in the init.lua or all those textures.
I'll try to explain it here, it shouldn't be too hard to understand if i make it step by step.
Firstly all of your nodes are registered by the same way, every node has exactly the same definition.
Notice how e.g. group is always cracky=3, sounds always glass etc.
To shorten this you could use a for loop, repeating this same part of the code, just every time with different variables.
To do that we first need a table of our desired colours.
This is one of the ways to do it, basically first variable in every row is "coding name", the we'll use it to create nodes coding name (e.g. "default:sandstone" is a coding name).
The second one in the row is always the so called "real name", basically same thing, just starts with a capital letter since we use this one to create node's description.
Third one might be harder to understand, it is hex code of a colour. Every colour has a hex code (the amount of red, green and blue colour in the colour in hexadecimal system). Since we don't use hexadecimal system in real life too much you probably didn't know of it, you don't need to since you can easily convert every colour to it here.
Now we need to implement this table.
Firstly this table need to be in the same file and above the for loop, which we are now creating.
To start the for loop type the line
You'll need to define which column of the table does what, like this:
And now that we have defined the columns, we can use these variables in the node definition.
To use the certain variable in the node definition, first we need to check which variable does what.
As I said before, first column consists of coding names, we'll use this one to create node's coding name.
This will give us output such as "btw:red" for the red colour for example.
But this is only the first variable, we will also use real name to create descriptions.
You can make the description to your liking, this one makes red node's description be "Red Node".
Also notice that i created an intentional space before the "Node" part, or the name would be all in one word.
The third variable is our colour, this is why registering like this is much easier.
Before we start this one, you'll need a texture of whichever size you prefer, coloured into gray colour.
e.g. btw_gray.png will be used in this example.
Here you can see that I colorized the gray texture into specific colour which is defined by the hex_color variable.
You can find out more about texture modifiers here.
The number 80 in the last part of this table is the intensity of the colour, the alpha channel.
You can also call it saturnation in this case, cause we are using the gray texture as the base.
Now, we have all the variables inserted in the code, it should look like this:
This is how you make the node definitions, but you'll also want to register crafting recipes.
This is easy now.
Now you can use these variables in any part of the code you want that is inside the for loop, before that "end" that is.
So, registering cooking recipes? Like this:
And place that before the end, i say this again since this part is useless if placed anywhere else.
Now, this will register cooking recipes for e.g. red nodes, but if you make a colour that doesn't exist in wool mod, you won't get a cooking recipe.
You'll also require the opposite recipe if you want nodes back to wool.
Now that you have the basic understanding of how for loop works, you can experiment a bit, that is why I didn't make the rest of the code for you.
I shall also mention the use of the if/else loop.
For example if you need all of the nodes except for the gray one colorized (cause it is gray already), you'll exclude the gray node from colorizing.
This should be placed at the beginning of the for loop, also leading to the node definition with "else".
This way the gray nodes will not be colorized, but the rest will.
If/else loops can also be applied when making crafting recipes, cooking recipes and whatever rest you might think of.
I'll try to explain it here, it shouldn't be too hard to understand if i make it step by step.
Firstly all of your nodes are registered by the same way, every node has exactly the same definition.
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minetest.register_node("btw:red", {
description = "RED BLOCK",
tiles = {"red.png"},
is_ground_content = true,
groups = {cracky=3},
sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(),
light_source = 6,
paramtype = "light",
use_texture_alpha = false,
drawtype = "glasslike",
sunlight_propagates = true,
})
To shorten this you could use a for loop, repeating this same part of the code, just every time with different variables.
To do that we first need a table of our desired colours.
Code: Select all
local colors = {
{"red", "Red", "FF0000"},
{"orange", "Orange", "FF8000"},
{"yellow", "Yellow", "FFFF00"},
{"green", "Green", "00FF00"},
{"darkgreen", "Dark Green", "008000"},
{"blue", "Blue", "0000FF"},
{"violet", "Violet", "8000FF"},
{"pink", "Pink", "FF00FF"},
{"magenta", "Magenta", "FF0080"},
{"brown", "Brown", "400C00"},
{"white", "White", "FFFFFF"},
{"grey", "Grey", "808080"},
{"darkgrey", "Dark Grey", "404040"},
{"black", "Black", "000000"},
}
The second one in the row is always the so called "real name", basically same thing, just starts with a capital letter since we use this one to create node's description.
Third one might be harder to understand, it is hex code of a colour. Every colour has a hex code (the amount of red, green and blue colour in the colour in hexadecimal system). Since we don't use hexadecimal system in real life too much you probably didn't know of it, you don't need to since you can easily convert every colour to it here.
Now we need to implement this table.
Firstly this table need to be in the same file and above the for loop, which we are now creating.
To start the for loop type the line
Code: Select all
for _, rowc in ipairs(colors) do
Code: Select all
local coding_name = rowc[1]
local real_name = rowc[2]
local hex_color = rowc[3]
To use the certain variable in the node definition, first we need to check which variable does what.
As I said before, first column consists of coding names, we'll use this one to create node's coding name.
Code: Select all
minetest.register_node("btw:" .. coding_name,
But this is only the first variable, we will also use real name to create descriptions.
Code: Select all
description = real_name .. " Node",
Also notice that i created an intentional space before the "Node" part, or the name would be all in one word.
The third variable is our colour, this is why registering like this is much easier.
Before we start this one, you'll need a texture of whichever size you prefer, coloured into gray colour.
e.g. btw_gray.png will be used in this example.
Code: Select all
tiles = {"btw_gray.png^[colorize:#" .. hex_color .. "80"},
You can find out more about texture modifiers here.
The number 80 in the last part of this table is the intensity of the colour, the alpha channel.
You can also call it saturnation in this case, cause we are using the gray texture as the base.
Now, we have all the variables inserted in the code, it should look like this:
Code: Select all
for _, rowc in ipairs(colours) do
local coding_name = rowc[1]
local real_name = rowc[2]
local hex_color = rowc[3]
minetest.register_node("btw:" .. coding_name, {
description = real_name .. " Block",
tiles = {"btw_gray.png^[colorize:#" .. hex_color .. "80"},
is_ground_content = true,
groups = {cracky=3},
sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(),
light_source = 6,
paramtype = "light",
use_texture_alpha = false,
drawtype = "glasslike",
sunlight_propagates = true,
})
end
This is easy now.
Now you can use these variables in any part of the code you want that is inside the for loop, before that "end" that is.
So, registering cooking recipes? Like this:
Code: Select all
minetest.register_craft({
type = "cooking",
recipe = "wool:" .. coding_name,
output = "btw:" .. coding_name,
})
Now, this will register cooking recipes for e.g. red nodes, but if you make a colour that doesn't exist in wool mod, you won't get a cooking recipe.
You'll also require the opposite recipe if you want nodes back to wool.
Now that you have the basic understanding of how for loop works, you can experiment a bit, that is why I didn't make the rest of the code for you.
I shall also mention the use of the if/else loop.
For example if you need all of the nodes except for the gray one colorized (cause it is gray already), you'll exclude the gray node from colorizing.
Code: Select all
if hex_color == "808080" then
(definition of the gray node)
end
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else
(the definition of the rest of the nodes)
end
If/else loops can also be applied when making crafting recipes, cooking recipes and whatever rest you might think of.
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
Wow. That's cool n_n. And I don't need to use an excess of textures. That's nice. Let me try this code, then I'll add to github and your name for the collaboration you did. Thanks n_n.the_raven_262 wrote:What I also wanted to say is that this mod can be shortened considerably, no need for extra text in the init.lua or all those textures.
I'll try to explain it here, it shouldn't be too hard to understand if i make it step by step.
Firstly all of your nodes are registered by the same way, every node has exactly the same definition.Notice how e.g. group is always cracky=3, sounds always glass etc.Code: Select all
minetest.register_node("btw:red", { description = "RED BLOCK", tiles = {"red.png"}, is_ground_content = true, groups = {cracky=3}, sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(), light_source = 6, paramtype = "light", use_texture_alpha = false, drawtype = "glasslike", sunlight_propagates = true, })
To shorten this you could use a for loop, repeating this same part of the code, just every time with different variables.
To do that we first need a table of our desired colours.This is one of the ways to do it, basically first variable in every row is "coding name", the we'll use it to create nodes coding name (e.g. "default:sandstone" is a coding name).Code: Select all
local colors = { {"red", "Red", "FF0000"}, {"orange", "Orange", "FF8000"}, {"yellow", "Yellow", "FFFF00"}, {"green", "Green", "00FF00"}, {"darkgreen", "Dark Green", "008000"}, {"blue", "Blue", "0000FF"}, {"violet", "Violet", "8000FF"}, {"pink", "Pink", "FF00FF"}, {"magenta", "Magenta", "FF0080"}, {"brown", "Brown", "400C00"}, {"white", "White", "FFFFFF"}, {"grey", "Grey", "808080"}, {"darkgrey", "Dark Grey", "404040"}, {"black", "Black", "000000"}, }
The second one in the row is always the so called "real name", basically same thing, just starts with a capital letter since we use this one to create node's description.
Third one might be harder to understand, it is hex code of a colour. Every colour has a hex code (the amount of red, green and blue colour in the colour in hexadecimal system). Since we don't use hexadecimal system in real life too much you probably didn't know of it, you don't need to since you can easily convert every colour to it here.
Now we need to implement this table.
Firstly this table need to be in the same file and above the for loop, which we are now creating.
To start the for loop type the lineYou'll need to define which column of the table does what, like this:Code: Select all
for _, rowc in ipairs(colors) do
And now that we have defined the columns, we can use these variables in the node definition.Code: Select all
local coding_name = rowc[1] local real_name = rowc[2] local hex_color = rowc[3]
To use the certain variable in the node definition, first we need to check which variable does what.
As I said before, first column consists of coding names, we'll use this one to create node's coding name.This will give us output such as "btw:red" for the red colour for example.Code: Select all
minetest.register_node("btw:" .. coding_name,
But this is only the first variable, we will also use real name to create descriptions.You can make the description to your liking, this one makes red node's description be "Red Node".Code: Select all
description = real_name .. " Node",
Also notice that i created an intentional space before the "Node" part, or the name would be all in one word.
The third variable is our colour, this is why registering like this is much easier.
Before we start this one, you'll need a texture of whichever size you prefer, coloured into gray colour.
e.g. btw_gray.png will be used in this example.Here you can see that I colorized the gray texture into specific colour which is defined by the hex_color variable.Code: Select all
tiles = {"btw_gray.png^[colorize:#" .. hex_color .. "80"},
You can find out more about texture modifiers here.
The number 80 in the last part of this table is the intensity of the colour, the alpha channel.
You can also call it saturnation in this case, cause we are using the gray texture as the base.
Now, we have all the variables inserted in the code, it should look like this:This is how you make the node definitions, but you'll also want to register crafting recipes.Code: Select all
for _, rowc in ipairs(colours) do local coding_name = rowc[1] local real_name = rowc[2] local hex_color = rowc[3] minetest.register_node("btw:" .. coding_name, { description = real_name .. " Block", tiles = {"btw_gray.png^[colorize:#" .. hex_color .. "80"}, is_ground_content = true, groups = {cracky=3}, sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(), light_source = 6, paramtype = "light", use_texture_alpha = false, drawtype = "glasslike", sunlight_propagates = true, }) end
This is easy now.
Now you can use these variables in any part of the code you want that is inside the for loop, before that "end" that is.
So, registering cooking recipes? Like this:And place that before the end, i say this again since this part is useless if placed anywhere else.Code: Select all
minetest.register_craft({ type = "cooking", recipe = "wool:" .. coding_name, output = "btw:" .. coding_name, })
Now, this will register cooking recipes for e.g. red nodes, but if you make a colour that doesn't exist in wool mod, you won't get a cooking recipe.
You'll also require the opposite recipe if you want nodes back to wool.
Now that you have the basic understanding of how for loop works, you can experiment a bit, that is why I didn't make the rest of the code for you.
I shall also mention the use of the if/else loop.
For example if you need all of the nodes except for the gray one colorized (cause it is gray already), you'll exclude the gray node from colorizing.This should be placed at the beginning of the for loop, also leading to the node definition with "else".Code: Select all
if hex_color == "808080" then (definition of the gray node) end
This way the gray nodes will not be colorized, but the rest will.Code: Select all
else (the definition of the rest of the nodes) end
If/else loops can also be applied when making crafting recipes, cooking recipes and whatever rest you might think of.
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
I came here from IRC... :Pthe_raven_262 wrote: ......Code: Select all
local colors = { {"red", "Red", "FF0000"}, {"orange", "Orange", "FF8000"}, {"yellow", "Yellow", "FFFF00"}, {"green", "Green", "00FF00"}, {"darkgreen", "Dark Green", "008000"}, {"blue", "Blue", "0000FF"}, {"violet", "Violet", "8000FF"}, {"pink", "Pink", "FF00FF"}, {"magenta", "Magenta", "FF0080"}, {"brown", "Brown", "400C00"}, {"white", "White", "FFFFFF"}, {"grey", "Grey", "808080"}, {"darkgrey", "Dark Grey", "404040"}, {"black", "Black", "000000"}, }
The second one in the row is always the so called "real name", basically same thing, just starts with a capital letter since we use this one to create node's description.
...
Could the loop method be used with intllib too?
Usually real name is using function S("Some Name") if it's supporting intllib.
The S is from local S, NS = dofile(modpath.."/intllib.lua")
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Re: BTW - BETTER THAN WOOL - MOD
I never used intlib, but i will check if this is possible.
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