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MinetestBot |
[git] paramat -> minetest/minetest: Require 'waving = 3' in a nodedef to apply the liquid waving shader (… 42e1a12 https://git.io/fjUig (2019-03-27T00:18:43Z) |
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calcul0n |
Emerald2, i'm afraid no :) |
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calcul0n |
which is why i make tree farms with little space around, so i can cut everything, replant and get a clean result |
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Emerald2 |
Sensible of you. I built a house in a forest. :P |
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calcul0n |
ho, get an axe then :) |
| 00:27 |
Emerald2 |
Yeah I had to go clean it up with my axe. The admin since added the woodcutting mod to the server. |
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calcul0n |
i don't know this mod, does it work better? |
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Emerald2 |
It lets you hold sneak and cut a tree node then it keeps on cutting the rest of the tree. |
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Emerald2 |
Just got to make sure you don't break your axe. |
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calcul0n |
hmm, interesting |
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Emerald2 |
It's really handy with trees that have trunk nodes in annoying places. :D |
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calcul0n |
yeah, i see :) |
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argyle77 |
I wish trees had serial numbers |
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MinetestBot |
[git] paramat -> minetest/minetest_game: Restrict waving liquid shader to normal water dfe6fd6 https://git.io/fjUXq (2019-03-27T02:17:32Z) |
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download |
https://savethealbum.com |
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download |
https://www.holbertforcongress.com https://savethealbum.com |
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Nezrok |
I have a mod that, when I use it, does something to every node in the vicinity. I can't figure out how to get it to affect nodes in the area randomly (Any node, any position) |
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ANAND |
Nezrok, you can use ABMs for that |
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ANAND |
~book ABMs |
| 06:58 |
ANAND |
er... |
| 06:58 |
Nezrok |
It is a tool, I need it to do it instantly |
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ANAND |
Ah ok |
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Nezrok |
Say for example, I had a bunch of slopes, on a wall |
| 07:01 |
Nezrok |
And I wanted to rotate a large amount of them at once, but not all in the same area |
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Nezrok |
Cause it looks more organic, more natural |
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ANAND |
Oh I see what you're trying to do |
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ANAND |
Where exactly are you having problems? |
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Nezrok |
With the random node selection |
| 07:03 |
Nezrok |
I can do all of them at once easily, when I use the tool |
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Nezrok |
But I don't want to do it all at once |
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ANAND |
Ok |
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ANAND |
Would it just grab any node and rotate it? |
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Nezrok |
All of them, yes |
| 07:05 |
Nezrok |
If they support it, that is |
| 07:06 |
Nezrok |
But yes, say it's currently working on a 10x10 area, 100 blocks, and I want it turn maybe 20 of the 100 at once, over the whole area |
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ANAND |
The thing is not many nodes support rotation, AFAIK |
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Nezrok |
Well yes, but it's a hypothetical |
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ANAND |
You could try using LVMs |
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Nezrok |
Yes, it does |
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ANAND |
Hm, so you just want a way to randomly select a bunch of coords in the selected region |
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Nezrok |
Exactly |
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ANAND |
Use math.random() |
| 07:09 |
Nezrok |
Yes, and? |
| 07:10 |
ANAND |
One sec |
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ANAND |
See https://rubenwardy.com/minetest_modding_book/en/map/lvm.html#reading-nodes |
| 07:12 |
ANAND |
Instead of using three nested loops, use one single loop, and replace `local idx = a:index(x, y, z)` with `local idx = a:index(math.random(1,10), math.random(1,10), math.random(1,10))` |
| 07:13 |
Nezrok |
Oooh |
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ANAND |
Basically, the code fetches random coords within a loop |
| 07:14 |
ANAND |
You could even use math.random() for the loop control itself, for even moar random |
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Nezrok |
And instead of the x,y,z I'd put the emin and emax positions? |
| 07:15 |
ANAND |
Yes, math.random(emin, emax) |
| 07:15 |
ANAND |
For x, y, and z |
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Nezrok |
Okay |
| 07:16 |
ANAND |
If you feel math.random is too predictable, or not random enough, you can use PcgRandom: https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/42e1a127140965cac1be6e51e48192e341c2a29e/doc/lua_api.txt#L5386 |
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ANAND |
The random selection part is actually much easier without LVMs, but if the number of nodes to be modified is large, get_node/set_node won't perform very well. |
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Nezrok |
Yes, that was he issue I had run into before |
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Nezrok |
Too laggy |
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Nezrok |
the* |
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p_gimeno |
selecting node positions at random doesn't look too efficient for that purpose, I suggest looping through all positions and using math.random to determine whether to change or not a certain position |
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p_gimeno |
like: for z = 1, N do for y = 1, N do for x = 1, N do if math.random(1, 10) == 1 then --[[change node]] end end end end |
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ANAND |
That's a good idea too |
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ANAND |
Or maybe `if math.random(1,10) % 3 == 0 then` for higher hit rate |
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ANAND |
Nezrok: ^ |
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MinetestBot |
JDCodeIt: Mar-26 23:48 UTC <paramat> coral reefs are intentionally slightly rare, see https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/pull/2254#issuecomment-438866092 |
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* twoelk |
explores hexchat |
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ANAND |
HexChat is the best! Go for it! |
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ANAND |
<rubenwardy> Quassel FTW |
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JDCodeIt |
I switched to hexchat and like it better than Pidgin (not to mention the less than 1 GB memory footprint!) |
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p_gimeno |
hexchat rocks, and plugins can be written in Lua ^.^ |
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p_gimeno |
I wrote one to provide issue links when ShadowBot was down |
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ANAND |
Ha, nice |
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ANAND |
Cool idea |
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ANAND |
I (ab)use the custom commands feature among others |
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JDCodeIt |
can schematics be placed in mgv6 or is that a non-mgv6 feature? |
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benrob0329 |
Never use Pidgin, never |
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Fixer |
pidgin requires 1gb of ram? wtf... |
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galaxie |
Fixer: Try finch. Same thing, but CLI. |
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JDCodeIt |
yes - virtual size - what the heck right? |
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JDCodeIt |
There must be a video came easter egg in there |
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JDCodeIt |
*game |
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p_gimeno |
could we have a mgv6v2? |
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p_gimeno |
I mean, a mgv6 with all the features in other mapgens |
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MinetestBot |
[git] DS-Minetest -> minetest/minetest: Optimize core.after in a simple way (#8351) ad75dba https://git.io/fjTvX (2019-03-27T20:05:50Z) |
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paramat |
JDCodeIt schematic placement is independent of mapgen so works in all of them |
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paramat |
but maybe you mean placement using the decoration API ... |
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benrob0329: Mar-27 19:23 UTC <kaeza> https://abstrusegoose.com/249 |
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benrob0329 |
kaeza: nice |
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paramat: thanks, I tried that in an example and it worked fine |
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necaremus |
hey, i have a stupid question :D i've tried setting up a server and if someone attempts to connect, they get a timeout error. what could be the problem? |
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necaremus |
i think i enabled the ports in firewall and router... |
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rubenwardy |
you need to also port forward |
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rubenwardy |
and make sure that its done on UDP |
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rubenwardy |
you can test by providing an IP here like so: |
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rubenwardy |
!up 142.4.209.73 30001 |
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MinetestBot |
142.4.209.73:30001 is up (87ms) |
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necaremus |
ok, it's done on UDP. but i have to look up port forward... what's that? (me noob :D) |
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necaremus |
found good article :3 thanks, gonna try |
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rubenwardy |
well, if you're in a home network, you need to make it so the router knows which port on the public IP to route to your computer |
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cheapie |
Heh, I guess there's still a copy of MT 0.4.something installed on my server that hasn't ran in ages... |
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* cheapie |
starts it up to see if it runs |
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cheapie |
!up 2600:3c03::f03c:91ff:fe37:4704 30000 |
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MinetestBot |
ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2) (file "/home/sfan5/mtbot/modules/serverup.py", line 36, in serverup) |
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cheapie |
:/ |
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rubenwardy |
lool |
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rubenwardy |
probably doesn't support ipv6 because of the : |
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cheapie |
!up 45.56.102.16 30000 |
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MinetestBot |
45.56.102.16:30000 is up (90ms) |
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rubenwardy |
!up [2600:3c03::f03c:91ff:fe37:4704] 30000 |
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MinetestBot |
ValueError: too many values to unpack (expected 2) (file "/home/sfan5/mtbot/modules/serverup.py", line 36, in serverup) |
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sfan5 |
yes |
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* cheapie |
shuts it back down |
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necaremus |
mhm... ok, if i understand port forwarding correctly, i did it already (i enabled it on router and told directly which PC listens on that port, just didn't know it's called that way ) |
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necaremus |
!up 192.168.178.30 30000 |
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MinetestBot |
192.168.178.30:30000 seems to be down |
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necaremus |
but something is wrong :D |
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necaremus |
btw, is it normal that the console logs "listening on 0.0.0.0:30000" althou the config file has address in it? |
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sfan5 |
yes |
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sfan5 |
"192.168.178.30" is your local address, it can not be reached from the internet |
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necaremus |
head->table |
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necaremus |
doh |
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necaremus |
!up 88.130.60.65 30000 |
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MinetestBot |
88.130.60.65:30000 seems to be down |
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necaremus |
:/ |
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sfan5 |
make sure the port forward is set to "udp" |
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