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I never expected this to happen! I just took a look at it and I'm somewhat overwhelmed by the nostalgia :)

aracnus wrote:

twoelk wrote:some old picture from spawn in 2013
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And look! It's me on top of my future house, in the background! :-D

Oh, I am there, too! Amazing picture!

The city center construction site in Woodgarden has not seen any progress for about three years. Thought I could work on it again. Good to see that the server is still there and in a good condition, thank you for that, VanessaE!

Das war nicht generell auf Lizenzen bezogen. Lizenzen machen durchaus Sinn, wenn man ein 3000x3000 Pixelbild malt oder mehrere tausend Zeilen Quellcode veröffentlicht. In MT ist das aber sehr übertrieben mit den Lizenzen. Und hier liegt das Dilemma. Ab wann ist etwas so wertvoll, dass es geschützt ...

Sollten die Texturen eine Lizenz mit Share Alike haben(z.B. CC BY-NC-SA, SA steht dabei für Share Alike), dann musst du dein Bild unter der selben Lizenz veröffentlichen. Zumindest rein rechtlich & theoretisch. Ohne eine Lizenz mit Share Alike, müsstest du nur den Namen des Texturerstellers nen...

Maybe it's possible to compile Minetest to WebAssembly (wasm) and include that to a website?

Phoenixflo44 wrote:Mein Park ist größer geworden.
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Und jetzt bitte ein Theming wie im Phantasialand ^^

Wuzzy wrote:This is already possible with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V. Mark text with Shift+Left/Right

Not exactly what most people would consider good UX.

Good work, this is really useful!

Minetest Docker images I'm publishing some Docker images containing a Minetest server on Docker Hub . Please excuse the short description there, I'll extend it later. Launching a simple "throw away" server without any persistence: $ sudo docker run --rm -p 30000:30000/udp webd97/minetests...

It's not going to happen, the core devs like there boring gray GUIs too much Besides developers, designer is needed , so everybody does what he should, and does not do extraneous things. Now MT developer is a man-orchestra. This is not good. That's why the impressions of MT — not so much. And MT is...

I really like Visual Studio Code, especially its Git support.

blog wurde neu gestartet. http://www.siederer.eu Kleiner Tipp: Versuch mal die Links durch "anständige" Permalinks zu ersetzen. Man sagt, dass Suchmaschinen, inbs. Google, kein Freund des Musters "/cms/?page_id=6" sind. Optimal wäre z.B. "/ueber-mich". Das gleiche dann...

A normale Asphalt node is streets:asphalt WOW! You have a lot of good reasons to keep mods programming (...or whatever you want!) You are very good at doing it and in the support!!! http://i.imgur.com/MMHSfuY.jpg Many thanks again! R Thank you! But it's not me alone, there's also cheapie and Thomas...

A normale Asphalt node is streets:asphalt

paramat wrote:Somewhere in here viewtopic.php?f=47&t=15272 i describe what each mgv7 noise controls, also in that thread i link to an explanation of what the noise parameters (offset, scale ..) do.

Thank you very much, paramat! I'll take a look at it :)

I wonder if there is any documentation on how to change certain parameters of map generation. Mgv7 is nice, but for some projects, you might need a little different world, e.g. a bit more flat (though not completely flat). I'd like to do the following: a more flat terrain (5-10m height difference fo...

I'm trying to build Minetest with Postgres support using the following Dockerfile. The postgres part is based on this post . FROM ubuntu:16.04 RUN apt update && apt install -y build-essential cmake wget libirrlicht-dev libbz2-dev libpng-dev libjpeg-dev libxxf86vm-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libsqlit...

I think Minetest needs a proper package manager, with a web interface, online storage, an ingame GUI and a CLI (like npm). We had nice attempts before, but I think there should be a more or less official project for this :)

You might find the Luacontroller's documentation useful :)

The users seem to be faster ^^

I think we used to have something like this in earlier versions (correct me if I'm wrong). It was called Texture Atlas and caused a lot of problems...

Thanks for the announcement. I think that it's a good step to drop compatibility with old operating systems in favor of using more modern technologies. It will open new possibilities!

Thank you for this build!

Thats kinda offtopic :p, Jordach has high-end PC with i7 and AMD RX480 (8gb) Is it? Modern hardware has better IPC and, late 2000s hardware don't stand up as well as they used to. Minetest is more dependent on CPU than GPU due to Irrlicht doing all mesh operations in RAM, not VRAM . This is why pre...