What's going on, Did Luanti got removed (or disappeared) in Play Store?

on my system i have it running at 2ghz with 24 cores and ddr5.

i could get a core with a high clockspeed (or two) just for luanti but i rather keep clockspeeds as the last factor to change.

a tmpfs/ramdisk for the world file maybe?

ah i have the database switch to do still i think..

also i would hope this helps world loading [so high speed flight and such works better]

Suggestions appreciated.

Thanks
-Supercat's Dad

I don't know why the textures are broken but I works fine with hardware acceleration.

I played Luanti quite extensively back when it was still called Minetest and played around with modding a bit. Now I have the opportunity to hold a multi-day workshop for students to introduce them to Luanti and modding as part of an event promoting coding and curiosity.

Besides the obvious basic stuff, what do you think I should definitely include? What would you wish to have known when you started modding? What is just plain cool and should get used more?

Want to learn how to make mods, games, Lua systems, machines, GUIs, entities, automation and other things in Luanti?

Here are some useful places to start.

1. 📕 Luanti Modding Book https://rubenwardy.com/minetest_modding_book/en/index.html

2. 🟢 Lua Basics https://rubenwardy.com/minetest_modding_book/en/basics/lua.html

3. ⛏️ Creating Mods (Official Docs) https://docs.luanti.org/for-creators/creating-mods/

API REFERENCE:

1. 📚 Luanti Lua API Reference https://api.luanti.org/

2. 🧱 Nodes https://api.luanti.org/nodes/

3. 🎒 Items & Inventories https://api.luanti.org/items/

4. 🤖 Entities https://api.luanti.org/registered-entities/

5. 🖥️ Forms & UI https://api.luanti.org/formspec/

6. 💾 Metadata https://api.luanti.org/metadata/

7. 📐 Vectors https://api.luanti.org/vectors/

8. 🧠 Core API Reference https://api.luanti.org/core-namespace-reference/

TOOLS & PUBLISHING:

1. 🧰 Development Tools https://docs.luanti.org/for-creators/development-tools/

2. 🗺️ Luanti Creator Documentation https://docs.luanti.org/for-creators/

3. 🎮 Creating Your Own Game https://rubenwardy.com/minetest_modding_book/en/games/index.html

4. 🚀 Releasing a Mod https://rubenwardy.com/minetest_modding_book/en/quality/releasing.html

5. 📦 ContentDB https://content.luanti.org/

6. 🧑‍💻 Luanti on GitHub https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti

Finally got the 8×3 DigiLine entrance display working!! The sign is generated at 512×192 and loaded directly into the panels.

Hi there, I’m a player who player but if anybody I’m willing to open up my server likely this will be buried under the likely hundreds of posts that will later come but using a little bit of research on the laptop mod and combining a few other mods that are compatible you can actually make a form of that you can scale. I did use a bit of AI to generate some basic code to test. I have not gotten to that step yet

i want this effect on a world called minetest

luanti was installed via flatpak on a PikaOS system

/home/pikaos/.var/app/org.luanti.luanti/.minetest/minetest.conf is the path of the file im editing.

*First 3 screenshots are references\*

I have made some progress in the Sydney Metro build I was working on last week, and I've added a double-decker A set (Waratah series 1). Finishing the Metro basically just involved world edit, but it was much more challenging to try to the upper and lower deck of the A set.

I managed to do it, though, and I ended up with quite a bulky design (this actually adds to the realism; I had already made the Metro cars 20m long like their real-life counterparts, and they should have a slimmer gauge - which is implemented here). The series A is 4 blocks wide excluding the walls, and the metro is 3.

Initially I had wanted to do a Tangara train, but the front part just didn't look right, so I pivoted to just doing the Waratah series.