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This is the equivalent to the minecraft timber mod.
An easy 2-minute-coding mod.

YouTube (of Minecraft Version)
Works with
- Jungletree
- Tree
- Papyrus
- Cactus

Download
V 0.1 as .zip

License: GPLv3
Dependencies: none

awesome:D

jeija. really, really cool. i like this.

Finally, I posted about a mod request for a timber mod! Thanks jeija!

Oh yes I forgot you should edit your post and put (Converted by Jeija from the Minecraft Mod by TehKrush)

LolManKuba wrote:Oh yes I forgot you should edit your post and put (Converted by Jeija from the Minecraft Mod by TehKrush)

no he shouldnt. this is not minecraft no ones cares.

more importantly should jeija ask tehkrush for permission before converting it?

i dont think he converted it, he just coded it with lua (the idea), minecraft is java. do you think celeron asked notch if he could make minetest no.

This mod works 100% it even drops the trees to the ground like in Minecraft.

Honestly, I don't think this idea is sooo extremely original and therefore I didn't ask for permission. You cannot really say converted, because I didn't even have a look at the code of that minecraft guy.

okay then :P nice mod

freakin sweet! :D & you dont need permission you didnt copy any code!

Great mod!!

bgsmithjr wrote:Great mod!!

I thought this made trees fall when you removed the base. Sorry this isn't for me.
It only made the middle trunk fall as an item, is it supposed to be like that?

Yes. Also works with cactus, papyrus and jungletrees.
That's the whole thing the mod does.
- Just watch the YouTube video -

Nice!

I changed the mod, so you get the items initially (no drops)

Can I add this to a upcoming modpack named "Realistic Modpack"?

Of course you can!
Would be nice if you kept a text saying that it was made by me in the forum post (As you have right now :D)

Thanks, and if you have anymore mods that are kind've realistic please tell me.

I just tried it way faster way of getting wood! Although i had to make a tar.gz file of the mod because i have linux but it works fine
thanks jeija!

Josh wrote:I just tried it way faster way of getting wood! Although i had to make a tar.gz file of the mod because i have linux but it works fine
thanks jeija!

Lol, you don't have to turn a zip into a tar.gz, just because you are using Linux :o

Great work in just 16 lines!

kddekadenz wrote:I changed the mod, so you get the items initially (no drops)

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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timber_nodenames={"default:jungletree", "default:papyrus", "default:cactus", "default:tree"}

minetest.register_on_dignode(function(pos, node, digger)
    local i=1
    while timber_nodenames[i]~=nil do
        if node.name==timber_nodenames[i] then
            np={x=pos.x, y=pos.y+1, z=pos.z}
            while minetest.env:get_node(np).name==timber_nodenames[i] do
                minetest.env:remove_node(np)
                digger:get_inventory():add_item('main', timber_nodenames[i])
                np={x=np.x, y=np.y+1, z=np.z}
            end
        end
        i=i+1
    end
end)

If I add default:stone and change y+1 to y-1 I'm able to dig down. I'm wondering why sometimes it goes 26 down, other times 120 or so, so basically it digs down until a random amount. The total amount of collected stone is already displayed in my inventory after the first digging. So I know how far down I'll go.There was still stone to dig, so changing nodes didn't cause it.

Anyone?

Topywo, I think that is caused by a "bug" in minetest, to be more precise:
Minetest only loads some chunks around you.
If a mod tries to acces a node that is too far away, in an unloaded chunk, minetest simply ignores that. That happens in this mod, as the stone below you seems to be unloaded as well as in the mesecons mod where too big structures don`t work.

Jeija wrote:Topywo, I think that is caused by a "bug" in minetest, to be more precise:
Minetest only loads some chunks around you.
If a mod tries to acces a node that is too far away, in an unloaded chunk, minetest simply ignores that. That happens in this mod, as the stone below you seems to be unloaded as well as in the mesecons mod where too big structures don`t work.

Thanks for explaining it!

Great mod !

love it ... should be working only with a special tool ... for instance a mese axe

chainsaw!

cornernote wrote:chainsaw!

MUhahahaha.... YAY !