Time Nick Message 03:20 rexconian Hiya 03:25 MTDiscord <09s​rinivas> heya 09:58 jas_ !mod 09:58 MinetestBot jas_: Spiffy by poet.nohit - https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=11422 - https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game 11:30 jas_ misc sounds in-game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRtdkDdSTlI 17:21 independent56 is there somehwere i can find how to use digilines with my fire-safety mod? i want to be able to send "fire" on connected digilines, upon find of a fire block, and then get a fire extinguisher to react in response. 17:35 independent56 i will reword my question: how would i use the minetest modding api to send a message over digilines? how can i make it so thatonce i recive a emssage, a script runs? can i see examples in code? is there documentation? 17:36 sfan5 you're probably better off finding an existing mod that uses digilines and looking at how it does that 17:36 sfan5 though I'm pretty sure there is some digilines documentation somewhere, have you looked? 17:37 independent56 ok, will do :-) 18:12 independent56 whydid i ever think this would be easy? 18:34 Andrey I want to add a new property for the button element (that should be processed mandatorily in 'parseButton()' and is it necessary to define a new formspec version, e.g '5' for that? 18:36 Andrey that is, change 244th line to '#define FORMSPEC_API_VERSION 5' ? 18:37 Andrey or may it leave as it is? 18:37 Andrey oops. seems wrong channel, this must be on dev 20:48 fruitsnack Is there a way to change item's wield texture or inventory texture post-server start? 20:48 fruitsnack (Or apply one of supported minetest texture manipulations) 20:54 Krock fruitsnack: no there's no way 21:36 specing Hello 21:36 specing What is with the weird TCPoverUDP or something that I've been told Minetest does? 21:36 specing Is TCP not good enough? On what grounds has SCTP been rejected? 22:06 anon5[m] it's not TCP over UDP 22:07 anon5[m] it's a layer over tcp 22:07 anon5[m] *udp 22:08 Corey[m] it's UDP, with some reliable packets thrown in for critical stuff 22:08 anon5[m] that allows for reliable data transfer with retained order and splitting of big packets into smaller ones because the internet can't transfer big ones 22:09 anon5[m] it's described at https://dev.minetest.net/Network_Protocol#Low-level_protocol 22:15 specing I see