Awesome! Thanks for the review, Aqua.
Cool, I'll add that later today, and I'll start going through the skins database for more heads when I get a chance.jojoa1997 wrote:um there was a skin added to zeg's modthefamilygrog66 wrote:Updated to include all 29 skins from the Skins mod (with more to come!), left and right scrolling using both mouse buttons, and RANDOM SOUNDS!
With the new API you could make a script that gets all the skins from the database, extract their heads (:D), generate some code to register them as nodes, and upload it to github or whatever.thefamilygrog66 wrote:Awesome! Thanks for the review, Aqua.
Cool, I'll add that later today, and I'll start going through the skins database for more heads when I get a chance.jojoa1997 wrote:um there was a skin added to zeg's modthefamilygrog66 wrote:Updated to include all 29 skins from the Skins mod (with more to come!), left and right scrolling using both mouse buttons, and RANDOM SOUNDS!
Haha, that sounds like a good idea to automate it, but it might get a bit hairy with the head extraction part! Definitely something to look into, though.Zeg9 wrote:With the new API you could make a script that gets all the skins from the database, extract their heads (:D), generate some code to register them as nodes, and upload it to github or whatever.
Of course you can also make it by hand ;-)
By the way, I like your mod, especially the sounds.
Thanks!Eminie wrote:cool.
I didn't even realize there were two layers until today, while importing jojoa1997's head. I'll have to go through the list again to see which ones use hat layers...Jordach wrote:Quick suggestion:
Can you put the hat layer on top of the head layer, that way, some heads look better.
I noticed my IronMan Mk 7 skin was missing his hat layer.thefamilygrog66 wrote:I didn't even realize there were two layers until today, while importing jojoa1997's head. I'll have to go through the list again to see which ones use hat layers...Jordach wrote:Quick suggestion:
Can you put the hat layer on top of the head layer, that way, some heads look better.
Yes, there are 8 (out of 30) that I could find, which require hat layers - I'll fix that as soon as I can. Thanks for pointing that out!Jordach wrote:I noticed my IronMan Mk 7 skin was missing his hat layer.thefamilygrog66 wrote:I didn't even realize there were two layers until today, while importing jojoa1997's head. I'll have to go through the list again to see which ones use hat layers...Jordach wrote:Quick suggestion:
Can you put the hat layer on top of the head layer, that way, some heads look better.
If you're running an older version (i.e. one that doesn't have bones), then I can see it not working, since it depends on bones. If not, then it's a mystery - post the error message here, and maybe someone can sort it out for you. If you're running 0.4.7, it should work just fine. Did you rename the folder to "heads" (without the quotes)? When you download it from github, it likes to change it to "heads-master", which I can see causing some problems.THEGGABOOK77 wrote:Init.lua does not work (according to my minetest)
thefamilygrog66 wrote:If you're running an older version (i.e. one that doesn't have bones), then I can see it not working, since it depends on bones. If not, then it's a mystery - post the error message here, and maybe someone can sort it out for you. If you're running 0.4.7, it should work just fine. Did you rename the folder to "heads" (without the quotes)? When you download it from github, it likes to change it to "heads-master", which I can see causing some problems.THEGGABOOK77 wrote:Init.lua does not work (according to my minetest)
Yep, as I mentioned above, you need to rename the mod folder to "heads" (i.e. remove "-master" from the folder name).THEGGABOOK77 wrote:thefamilygrog66 wrote:If you're running an older version (i.e. one that doesn't have bones), then I can see it not working, since it depends on bones. If not, then it's a mystery - post the error message here, and maybe someone can sort it out for you. If you're running 0.4.7, it should work just fine. Did you rename the folder to "heads" (without the quotes)? When you download it from github, it likes to change it to "heads-master", which I can see causing some problems.THEGGABOOK77 wrote:Init.lua does not work (according to my minetest)Spoiler
09:11:07: ERROR [main]Error loading "heads-master" modname does not follow
naming conventions:Only characters[a-z-0-9_]are allowed
Thank Youthefamilygrog66 wrote:Yep, as I mentioned above, you need to rename the mod folder to "heads" (i.e. remove "-master" from the folder name).THEGGABOOK77 wrote:thefamilygrog66 wrote:
If you're running an older version (i.e. one that doesn't have bones), then I can see it not working, since it depends on bones. If not, then it's a mystery - post the error message here, and maybe someone can sort it out for you. If you're running 0.4.7, it should work just fine. Did you rename the folder to "heads" (without the quotes)? When you download it from github, it likes to change it to "heads-master", which I can see causing some problems.Spoiler
09:11:07: ERROR [main]Error loading "heads-master" modname does not follow
naming conventions:Only characters[a-z-0-9_]are allowed
Nope, it's not your skin, nor is it CC BY-SA 3.0 (as you listed it being licensed) -- it's intellectual property of Mojang. Sorry!
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