Hi,
before i played Minetest i played Minecraft (now i don't do that anymore). There was a mod called Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders. It added nice shaders to the game.
Is there a mod like this or can somebody make one?
PilzAdam wrote:You cant do such mods in Minetest because unlike Minecraft mods in Minetest dont change the engines code.
You can code them in C++.
1st: No, Minetests shaders are written in GLSL and only a few pointers are done in the c++ code.
2nd: I am talking about mods. Minetests mods are written in Lua and use an API provided by the engine. What you are talking about are engine patches.
KingSmarty wrote:Hi,
before i played Minetest i played Minecraft (now i don't do that anymore). There was a mod called Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders. It added nice shaders to the game.
Is there a mod like this or can somebody make one?
Here a pic of it in Minecraft:
theres an option to turn them on in minetest versions 0.4.7, 0.4.6, and 0.4.5
AndrOn wrote:Jeija, is it only me or your minetest only adds waves to water? (which is cool already)
Jeija's shader playground does add wavy water. Nothing else though, as we haven't got more than one render pass yet. Which is truthfully, a horrible shame. Although one day we will get this. Honest.
Ok just waiting ^^ I already improved my shaders to make the dark more blue (the code was already there I just changed some figures) and the torches more yellow (idem) and it adds a lot of magic to the game so I think a good use of shaders could really add something!
A thing which I miss in MT are the shadows, when the sun moves, they should change.
Or is this already part of the shaders? (never tested, cuz of low fps)
Shadows are currently not in the current version of Minetest, though I don't see why they shouldn't (apart from lag).
7:42 PM - Bauglio: I think if you go to staples you could steal firmware from a fax machine that would run better than win10 does on any platform
7:42 PM - Bauglio: so fudge the stable build
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