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kaadmy wrote:Yeah he is, he's been *literally* glued to his seat in his first year of GLSL training :P
azekill_DIABLO wrote:(irrlicht has direct support for those)
Linuxdirk wrote:azekill_DIABLO wrote:(irrlicht has direct support for those)
Irrlicht also has support for shadows and reflections but we’ll likely never see any of those in Minetest.
azekill_DIABLO wrote:For the reflection, i agree it should be optional, but the water, demn! it would be stunning!
Linuxdirk wrote:(imagine intensive red glowing from lava and yellow-ish flickering torch lights for example.)
ThomasMonroe wrote:Edit: I have also noticed that some people don't like Minetest bcs of the graphics, they say that Minecraft(yes I said Minecraft) is waaaay better, so they switch to it because of the (excuse me for saying so c55) highschool project level graphics.
voxelproof wrote:
Yup. Minecraft is obviously better in many ways, both in graphics and optimization, it has hundreds of mods, textures and so on and so forth. But complaining about "high school project level graphics" makes no sense since Minecraft was bought for over 2 bn $ and Minetest is developed thanks to the passion of enthusiasts. As such it provides all that would make me interested in any voxel sandbox - and the same is true as I suppose about many others who still play this game.
The advantage of Minetest is that every bit of the code, of its mods, games created for this engine bears a mark of true fun - not of a hard work done just for money. If anybody feels that MT graphics doesn't match those of Minecraft - and wants to play something like Minecraft - then should buy Minecraft. That's all :)
ThomasMonroe wrote:I agree whole heartedly, but at some level we are trying to "sell" something that is free, and alot of people go by the rule "you get what you pay for".
Warrior_4_Christ wrote:I saw this working in a YouTube video. I know it exists, just not where. I would love to see this in the main release.
Vapalus wrote:I'm not playing minetest for the graphics.
I'm playing it for the fun. For the ability to create my own projects, my own worlds, without the use of java, on linux, windows, even the tinkerboard.
I think games are like girlfriends, the ones you get for the graphics are the ones who expire first.
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