#Minetest fence look like block full

Typically the full block version suffices for building house facades with the painted wood. Currently, the use of the colored wood is generally as an accent material, rather than a primary material. Colored wood stairs/slabs/walls/etc: Hard maybe, but leaning towards no. Gray wood: Can we simply retexture the existing light gray wood here? I rarely see it used, and I don't see it majorly affecting any builds if I simply make it more dull?Ħ. Red Keep secret door reskin: Easily doneĥ. Smooth sandstone recolor: Not going to touch this until there's more of a consensus on the RK color.Ĥ. White/pink roses: Should be an easy add alsoģ. 2-tall sunflower CTM: Easily done, I'd just need a texture for the 2-tall version. There’s not a lot of Youstubes or Twitches of MineTest yet, but there’s a few “punch wood” demos, and a lot of what you know about MC just works in MineClone2.I'd appreciate it if any new block suggestions could be motivated in regards to this.Īnyways, regarding the specific suggestions on this page so far:ġ. There is Exile in the ContentDB, and I kind of glazed over looking at the wiki, my one test of it I punched some sticks but couldn’t make anything, then got blown up, but I’ll run at it again. What I’d like is a bit more of Life in the Woods, or Super Hostile type modpacks, make survival hard and more complex, but with a gentler introduction than Feed the Beast etc. Now I can hit F3 and get a teeny text status of FPS & pos, hit it again and get full debug/lag spike data. So edit ~/Library/Application Support/minetest/nf (probably ~/.minetest on Linux, WTF knows on Windows): keymap_console = KEY_F5 You can open the console, but no command shows coords AFAICT. The built-in minimap (hit M, repeatedly to cycle views) is very useful.īy default there’s no access to debug. I’ve made a map, but it’s uselessly small and can’t be resized, but does point back home.

Animals are a bit odd, they’re persistent but spawn in randomly on grass when you enter the area, there’s a river below my base, and it’s constantly splashing with sheep & llamas that fall in I should build a lava blade trap for them. Villagers work, I don’t have a proper screenshot of the village I’ve started trading with, I need to clear some land and fence it off, after I set up my next base near it. The mobs are dumb but as dangerous as MC and I’m less skilled here. MineClone2 can have some remarkable terrain, tho there’s something a little off, I get broken Nether portals every few hundred meters in plains. In 5.6, just released on the 4th, it’s actually playable! FPS rate is a little low (15-30 instead of the 30-60+ I expect), picking up/moving inventory can be sluggish, but the game is on par with any older edition of MC now.

In 5.4, it got up to usable but not fun, with a really horrible input lag.

#Minetest fence look like block mac

When I started testing MineTest, it was very laggy, the Mac display & input was completely broken. Back on the Main Menu, select the 2-grass-block icon from the bottom, the screen should change to show a MC2 logo, hit New to make a new world. Other games aren’t concerning themselves with MC-like-ness at all, I’ll look at some of those later.ĭownload the client from the MineTest page, then at the bottom bar hit + and type in MineClone, hit + on MC2.

#Minetest fence look like block mod

One of the mod packs (“games”) is MineClone2 it aims to recreate MC 1.12.2 with some improvements, while MineClone5 (I guess 3 & 4 fell into a swamp) is a much less stable fork that chases current features.

#Minetest fence look like block mods

The base MineTestGame is a very simple peaceful/creative mode, which isn’t that interesting, but mods change everything. One such is MineTest, which is an open source blocky game engine, with easy modding in Lua. So, ever since Microsoft bought Mojang, they’ve been boiling the frog, and finally with the “Xbox accounts” and 1.19.2 the Java edition has reached surveillance state nightmare (however ludicrous that sounds for a game… it’s still a game we play) parity with Xbox Live Arcade (aka “NAMBLA”) and the inferior mobile/”Bedrock” edition, and it’s really time to look for alternatives.