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Minetest Doc
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============
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title: README for Contributors
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layout: default
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---
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This online book will teach you how to create mods in easy chapters.
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The chapters will explain a concept, give examples, and set tasks for you to complete.
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## Welcome!
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This documentation was created by the Minetest community in order to
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help new modders gain a foothold.
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You can contribute to this project on GitHub.
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It uses Jekyll to turn Markdown into a website.
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Book written by rubenwardy and contributers.
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License: CC-BY-SA 3.0
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Contributing
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------------
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You don't need to run jekyll, you can just edit and create files in
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chapters. In fact, you don't even need to do markdown, send me a word document
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and I can convert it into the correct formatting.
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This project uses Jekyll to turn Markdown into HTML, but you don't need to
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do that. You can just create Markdown files and pull request them. In fact,
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you don't even need to use Markdown: send me a document via the forum PM, topic
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or my email address (see my github profile).
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It is the writing which is the hard bit, not the formatting.
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Running as a Website
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--------------------
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Book written by rubenwardy.
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License: CC-BY-SA 3.0
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You can build it as a website using jekyll.
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## Why is this a GitHub repo, rather than a wiki?
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**Serving on http://localhost:4000/minetest_doc/**
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I want to be able to review any changes to make sure that they
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fit my idea of quality.
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```
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$ jekyll serve -b /minetest_doc
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```
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## Finding your way around
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**Building to folder**
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* _data/ - Contains the navigation bar file.
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(a list of links and link text for the navbar.)
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* _includes/ - Contains HTML templates.
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* _layouts/ - You can safely ignore this.
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* static/ - CSS, images, scripts.
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* chapters/ - Markdown files for each chapter.
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```
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$ jekyll build
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```
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## Using Jeykll
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I use [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com/) 2.5.3
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# For Linux based:
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$ sudo apt-get install ruby-dev
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$ gem install jekyll
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$ gem install jekyll-sitemap
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# You may need to use sudo on the above commands
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### Building as a website
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You can build it as a website using [Jekyll](http://jekyllrb.com/)
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$ jekyll build
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Goes to _site/
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Commits
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-------
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### Webserver for Development
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You can start a webserver on localhost which will automatically
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rebuild pages when you modify their markdown source.
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$ jekyll serve
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This serves at <http://localhost:4000> on my computer, but the port
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may be different. Check the console for the "server address"
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## Commits
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If you are editing or creating a particular chapter, then use commit messages like this:
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Just use a normal style commit message otherwise.
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HTML and CSS
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------------
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## Making a Chapter
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The HTML is in _includes/.
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header.html contains all the HTML code above a chapter's content,
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footer.html contains all the HTML code below a chapter's content.
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The CSS is in static/
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To create a new chapter, make a new file in chapters/.
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Name it something that explains what the chapter is about.
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Replace spaces with underscores ( _ )
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Example Chapter
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---------------
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**Template**
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chapters are to be saved to chapters/
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{% raw %}
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```Markdown
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---
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title: Chapter Title
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layout: default
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root: ../
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---
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---
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title: Player Physics
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layout: default
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root: ../
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---
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Introduction
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------------
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Introduction
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------------
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Explain what this chapter will cover.
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You may use multiple paragraphs, but keep it fairly consise.
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Write an paragraph or so explaining what will be covered in this chapter.
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Explain why/how these concepts are useful in modding
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### What you will need:
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* List tools you need to complete this chapter
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* List the
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* Parts in
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* This chapter
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### Contents
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* List
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* The
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* Sections
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Section
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-------
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Section
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-------
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Explaining the concept of something.
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Explaining the concept of something.
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You can link to other chapters like this: [chapter title]({{ relative }}/chaptertitle/).//
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Do it like Wikipedia, link words in a sentence but avoid explicitly telling the user to view it//
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or click the link.
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You can link to other chapters like this: [chapter title]({{ relative }}/chaptertitle/).//
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Do it like wikipedia, link words in a sentence but don't explicitly tell the user to view it//
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or click the link
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Mod Name
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- init.lua - the main scripting code file, which is run when the game loads.
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- (optional) depends.txt - a list of mod names that needs to be loaded before this mod.
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- (optional) textures/ - place images here, commonly in the format modname_itemname.png
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- (optional) sounds/ - place sounds in here
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- (optional) models/ - place 3d models in here
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...and any other lua files to be included by init.lua
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### Mod Folder Structure
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Mod Name
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- init.lua - the main scripting code file, which is run when the game loads.
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- (optional) depends.txt - a list of mod names that needs to be loaded before this mod.
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- (optional) textures/ - place images here, commonly in the format modname_itemname.png
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- (optional) sounds/ - place sounds in here
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- (optional) models/ - place 3d models in here
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...and any other lua files to be included by init.lua
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Code snippets are tabbed one level in, except for lua snippets, which use a code highligter.
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Code snippets are tabbed one level in, except for lua snippets, which use a code highligter.
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Section 2
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Section 2
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---------
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Explaining another concept
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Explaining another concept
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{% highlight lua %}
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print("This file will be run at load time!")
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### Mod Pack Folder Structure
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Mod Name
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- modone/
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- modtwo/
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- modthree/
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- modfour/
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- Modpack.txt – signals that this is a mod pack, content does not matter
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minetest.register_node("mymod:node",{
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description = "This is a node",
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tiles = {
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png"
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},
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groups = {cracky = 1}
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})
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{% endhighlight %}
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Example Time
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Use the highlight tags to highlight Lua code.
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You should include a examples.
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Section 3
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### Mod Folder
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mymod/
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- init.lua
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- depends.txt
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You should include plenty of examples. Each example should
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be able to be installed in a mod and used. Don't do the thing where
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you make the reading create the mod line-by-line, it is rather annoying
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and good code can explain itself. Explaining line-by-line is needed in earlier chapters,
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and when introducing new concepts.
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### Mod Folder
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mymod/
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- init.lua
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- depends.txt
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### depends.txt
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default
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default
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### init.lua
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{% highlight lua %}
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print("This file will be run at load time!")
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{% highlight lua %}
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print("This file will be run at load time!")
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minetest.register_node("mymod:node",{
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description = "This is a node",
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tiles = {
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png"
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},
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groups = {cracky = 1}
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})
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{% endhighlight %}
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minetest.register_node("mymod:node",{
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description = "This is a node",
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tiles = {
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png",
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"mymod_node.png"
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},
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groups = {cracky = 1}
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})
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{% endhighlight %}
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Explain the code here, but their is no need to explain every single line
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Explain the code here, but there is no need to explain every single line.
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Use comments and indentation well.
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Tasks
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-----
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Your Turn
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* Set some tasks for the user to do
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* Start with easier ones, and work up to harder ones.
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* **Set Tasks:** Make tasks for the reader to do.
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* **Start easy, get hard:** Start with easier ones, and work up to harder ones.
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{% endraw %}
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```
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Please note that the above is a guideline on how to make good chapter, but isn't
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exhustive and there are many exceptions. The priority is explaining the concepts
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to the reader efficiently and in a way which is understandably.
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{% include header.html %}
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{{ content }}
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{% include footer.html %}
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Contribution
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------------
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You can contribute to this project on [GitHub](https://github.com/rubenwardy/minetest_modding_book).
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You can contribute to this project on [GitHub](https://github.com/rubenwardy/minetest_modding_book).\\
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Read the [contribution README](README.html).
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Written by rubenwardy.\\
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License: [CC-BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/)
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