>>1053963 These are literally grooming children.

>>1055333 >grooming children in Minecraft The jokes just write themselves.

>>1053963 >>1055333 >>1055457 HEY LITTLE BOYS WANNA GET IN MY REDDIT VAN? SUBSCRIBE TO /R/TRANS AND REMEMBER, YOU'RE REALLY A GIRL!

Thoughts on Veloren? It's one of those voxel based Minecrafty games, but looks a million times more ambitious than Minecraft. It looks like what Hytale was planning to be before they rebooted it and it turned to vaporware. It looks more like "3D Terraria" than "better Minecraft". In fact, it sounds like it's aiming for what Minecraft originally set out to be - a Dwarf Fortress style voxel game. A quote from a dev. >From Dwarf Fortress, we'll be borrowing emergent gameplay, procedural systems and world simulation. Veloren simulates the entire world in realtime (unlike most voxel games) and this will allow us to simulate complex systems like trade, resources, civilisations, war, migration, natural disasters, etc. In the future, you'll be able to explore and experiment with the complexity of this world, discover its secrets, and interact with people and creatures that live in it. It's entirely open source and you can actually play it right now, but it's only at version 0.17. I just heard of it today and I'm curious if any anons know of it and have thoughts. https://veloren.net/

>>1055818 first I'm hearing of it, it looks pretty identical to cubeworld, but if it's open source I hope to see it actually go somewhere instead of evaporate like so many of these projects one thing that annoys me is that so many of these 'voxel engine games' either try to add way too much detail with smaller cubes, or stick to the very limited alpha minecraft aesthetic, like they're afraid to take a middle ground, they could keep the world geometry simple cubes, but why stick with blocky models for players and mobs? it's so limiting for kinematics, like movement animation, attacking/blocking, etc

>>1055818 Its quite barren, but it is in my "check in 10 years" list. Basically just Cubeworld but continued and not dead.

Been playing it for a while. Have amassed over 150 mods with slight tweaks. I need to learn Lua so i can mesh the mods together in better ways and to fix all the broken piece of shit WIP mods i like. Minecraft will always be more fun than Minetest, but that doesnt mean you cant enjoy Minetest, especially if you think licking bricks is a good way to spend an evening. >>1052995 Yup, a bit fun but im mot a builder or a pedo so i uninstalled after a few hours.

How much dedetated WAM do I need to run it?

>>1053963 The "infinite genders" one is still in the game.

>>1050353 yours truely has a server up, look up Brainrot Zombie Survival on the server list

>>1056654 What mod?

mineclone

>>1056656 Was abandoned years ago and everybody moved onto its forks VoxeLibre and Mineclonia. What about it?

Why is this game's performance such absolute ass if you play longer than 20 minutes? I start out over 120fps, but it quickly creeps below 60 and after an hour it can drop as low as 20. It happens even if I go underground, exit the game, re-open it, and spend a while branch-mining.

I never played Minecraft. I picked up Mineclonia a month ago, and I'm trying to navigate the Nether to get blaze rods, but goddamn this is some CBT bullshit. >need to cross a lava ocean >start building the bridge >bullshit sense begins to tingle >turn back >fucking boars spawn on the bridge >knock my cock and balls into the lava I already know what to do, but fuck those boars, holy shit. >>1081473 I've found Mineclonia runs just fine for hours and hours with a small fraction of one CPU core, whereas VoxeLibre pins a core all the time for no obvious reason. It varies, and there are a bunch of variables. Debugging it is probably a matter of resetting your config to defaults and disabling whatever mods except the primary.

>>1051254 I don't think there will ever be a minecraft mod or clone that properly spawns enemies, I can understand zombies and skeletons crawling out of dirt but it makes little sense for them to keep appearing from a dead-end rock cave.

>>1081507 Fossil skeletons maybe?

>>1050353 Does luanti do anything with all of the extra vertical space? Like when do you hit bedrock? Where are diamonds? Do you run into anything 30000 blocks down?

>>1081539 In VoxeLibre, bedrock begins at roughly -55. Diamonds are down below -40 or so. I've never bothered trying to go all the way up because terrain doesn't generate above roughly 150… I think. As for the super low numbers, that's where the Nether is. It's not a separately generated realm; you just teleport through a nether gate all the way down there. There's bedrock above (so you can't fly up to the real world), and if you break through either in creative, you start taking auto-damage if you fly up too far.

>>1081504 >need to cross a lava ocean >start building the bridge >bullshit sense begins to tingle >turn back >fucking boars spawn on the bridge >knock my cock and balls into the lava Do you have a shield? Also you should be really careful about building over lava in general. Fire enchantments can help you survive in the Nether.

>>1081553 > you start taking auto-damage if you fly up too far Thats kind of lame actually. I think it would be pretty cool if you could mine down to the nether. But is that so it can preserve the distance warping nature of it or is that not in voxelibre?

Whats the difference between voxelibre and mineclonia?

>>1081560 Distance warping is still in place. Honestly not sure how it works, given that the nether isn't a separate world. The gate at my base spits me out at -28972, so that's about how far down it is. I'd say it's roughly… 200 blocks up or down from that depth before you hit the bedrock borders for the nether. Not sure why the distance between needs to be so great when there's nothing but empty space and a kill-field between them anyway.

>Luanti It's always going to be Minetest to me. I recommend Voxelgarden for a "game" to play if you like it simple. Enable sneak jump and add some mods that work with the game you decided to play, like Magma Conduits. Some mods have configuration variables you can adjust as well in a config file. It helps a lot to know how to tweak or fix some bugs in a mod because this is kind of like going to a junkyard and pulling things out. If you want a fully ready premade game there are some, but generally the more complex the concept the better it is to be ready to fix or adjust things. The Backrooms mod works out of the box though if you just like to wander though. >>1051173 >why the fuck wasn't the redstone equivalent included in the base game? It isn't too hard to implement or slow, it's mostly a bunch of lua files. I think they wanted to limit the scope of the original "game" for max compatibility and so that people would make their own stuff as well. In any case it takes like 10 seconds to install it nowadays, pretty much not an issue. >>1081539 >Does luanti do anything with all of the extra vertical space? Spawning minerals is really game/mod dependent. You can build sneak ladders if you re-enable the sneak jumping with a mod, probably the best physics bug in Minetest. No longer a bug really but a re-implementation you can toggle on from what I remember. >>1081473 Never happened to me pretty much ever except on really poorly performing mods. Often relates to map generation stuff done in Lua done the wrong way or an old way. Something is usually really wrong with some mod or function for that to be happening.

>>1054070 Most of those remaining 22 removed splashes are about Notch's ex-wife. Generally there's good reason for removed splashes. >>1081811 The creator of Backrooms Test explicitly said he didn't want to add all the SCP zoomer cringe that came later. It sticks to the original /x/ idea of endless strange environments. I remember when it was only at a few thousand downloads, it's over 150k now. Cool to see it take off. There's no "game" to it, but that's not the point of a project like that, is it? Some of the later levels are really surreal, I like the nightmarish jungle of concrete.

I made a mod for Luanti, nothing much because I am not that good in Lua scripting yet, I borrowed a lot of code from other mods. I got only 2 firearms, 4 objects, a water mineralizer, a salt maker, crafting table and a stone transmutation table. I have yet to update to newer Luanti version I am on 5.8.0 right now so I can't take advance of the newer model format yet. And I just made this mod to make some random shit, I have no idea what kind of direction I should go for.

>>1083715 Cool.

aside from minetest luanti needing a drastic graphics overhaul (even for programmer art the assets are horrendous everywhere) and a better looking UI, there's something about movement that is just so god damn choppy and it annoys me every time, even when minecraft movement was very basic it still was smooth >>1081926 I tried the infinite ikea one, it was neat but basically nothing to do although you could break some furniture and boxes and place them as barricades, probably for a future update they had the scp ikea workers planned

>>1051212 >except for maybe Finnish people It's a Finnish world. You're just living in it.

>>1083803 The base engine definitely needs improvements, now that they've cast off the Minetest branding and are more dedicated to being a voxel engine, I hope they'll do it. >Ikea That one is really barren, but I think it has a day and night cycle where enemies can attack you? It's also not actually infinite, just massive. I think the warehouse is 1500 square miles.

>>1083915 bring back the /int/ board None of you anons want to work together on a collaborative Luanti mod? We could add a lot of stuff since the game uses Lua as a base so it shouldn't be too hard to pick it up and all mods have clear license so taking stuff from other mods is not problematic as long shit is properly attributed.

>>1050353 >>I'm afraid to make a Luanti thread because the game is much better than Minecraft. >going through multiple inter-twined caves >accidentally break a block next to an ocean while going up >server dies

>>1084857 >be playing the game >see seaweed >game crashes >reload >ERROR YOU SAW SEAWEED AND THE GAME WILL CRASH NOW >40 hours lost forever

>>1084857 Killing servers is a feature. A killer feature.

Everything in Luanti is done through Lua scripting, right? Do you think the engine should create a proper API for things like mobs? So many games have really janky mechanics due to a shaky foundation of user-made script implementations.

>>1084932 >proper API for things like mobs? Probably. Mobs seem to be the biggest complaint for most people.