Post your screenshots!

[D00Med]

looks nice!

[MineYoshi]

Cool!

[cheapie]

A rather realistic construction site I found on VE-Creative:

[cheapie]

The biggest traffic light I've installed to date:

[cHyper]

where are the cars?

[Wuzzy]

Underground apple trees in Pixture:

https://i.imgur.com/CQrAwZ0.png

[cheapie]

where are the cars?

That server doesn't have any. It used to, but having roads completely blocked by "parked" cars was becoming a pain.

[cheapie]

The brand new Mesegate hard drive factory on VE-Building (daconcepts.com:30008):
(some images may be cropped due to the forum layout - I recommend viewing them in a new tab)

Address:
1 Disk Drive
Mesecon Valley area, VE-Building
-2196,3,-974

Outside:


Office lobby:


Offices:


Loading dock:


Clean room (with assembly robots and servowriters):


Testing stations and packaging robots:


Production monitoring:

[Baryhobal]

It's very cool !

[cHyper]

+1
looks good...
beautiful minetest...

[LaserJet]

Some traffic signal work going on on VE-Building:

What server is this i dont know it looks really cool

[twoelk]

LOL, all them production monitoring people are playing minetest at work
cool as always

[sorcerykid]

Some screenshots from my server:
http://imgur.com/gWJH9by.png
http://imgur.com/FHSyyPH.png
http://imgur.com/ISHtAsn.png

http://imgur.com/BFMqYhR.png
http://imgur.com/wgkkMN5.png
http://imgur.com/qpy4G2x.png

Niiice, those are my buildings in the fourth screenshot :) In fact, I completed two more office towers and a small garden (shown below) right before the server went offline last month. I wonder whatever happened to it.

[MineYoshi]

Cool, i like the garden!!

+100

[lordfingle]

[MineYoshi]

I like the wood color! :)

[Baryhobal]

It's pretty bizarre !

[cx384]

It's pretty bizarre !

It is realistic!

[Baryhobal]

but the yellow dirt and the yellow grass are strange

[miloszs]

mese and meze

[cheapie]

Another device using the touchscreens from digistuff, this time a fire alarm panel.




Also supports a few other things, including a walk test mode:


Uses rgblightstone for the "strobes" and railroad crossing signals from infrastructure/roads to make noise, but it could be modified easily enough to pulse lightstone and noteblocks instead. Pull stations are made using touchscreens, with a button on-screen that sounds the alarm.

[Pyros]

Amazing! I'm trying to build my own with mesecons.
I've always wondered how you use and program those touchscreens.

[cheapie]

Amazing! I'm trying to build my own with mesecons.
I've always wondered how you use and program those touchscreens.

I really should write some documentation on those one of these days...

In the meantime, here's my "demo" program for them, which will draw one of each supported type on a touchscreen on channel "blah":

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digiline_send("blah",{{command="clear"},
   {command="lock"},
   {command="addimage",X=0,Y=0,W=1,H=1,texture_name="default_dirt.png"},
   {command="addfield",X=1,Y=2,W=3,H=1,name="fieldname",label="Field",default="Default Text"},
   {command="addpwdfield",X=1,Y=3,W=3,H=1,name="pwdfieldname",label="Password Field"},
   {command="addtextarea",X=4,Y=0.5,W=3,H=3,name="textareaname",label="Text Area",default="Default Text"},
   {command="addlabel",X=1,Y=0,label="Label"},
   {command="addvertlabel",X=0,Y=1,label="Vertical Label"},
   {command="addbutton",X=1,Y=5,W=2,H=1,name="button",label="Button"},
   {command="addbutton_exit",X=3,Y=5,W=2,H=1,name="button_exit",label="Exit Button"},
   {command="addimage_button",X=1,Y=6,W=2,H=1,image="jeija_luacontroller_top.png^[transformR90",name="image_button",label="Image Button"},
   {command="addimage_button_exit",X=3,Y=6,W=2,H=1,image="homedecor_glowlight_yellow_top.png^[brighten",name="image_button_exit",label="Image Exit Button"},
   {command="adddropdown",X=6,Y=4,W=2,H=1,name="dropdown",selected_id=1,choices={"Apple","Orange","Banana"}}})


And here are some other "devices" using them:

LTC-4000 traffic light controller, version 1.2a: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23541726/
Expects a touchscreen on channel "touchscreen". That's enough to play with it, or add some hardware (see either of VanessaE's creative servers for examples) if you want to control an actual intersection.

"Computer" (notepad/calculator/clock/"database"): http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23541742/
Expects a touchscreen on channel "touchscreen".

Gas station controller: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23541745/
Expects touchscreens on "touchscreen" and "pump1" through "pump8".

Fire alarm (the one seen above): http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23541750/
Expects touchscreens on "panel" and "pull0000" through "pull9999". Adjust line 6 to match or exceed number installed. Railroad crossing signal (from infrastructure) goes on "alarm", rgblightstone on "strobe".

Simple port control demo: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23541756/
Expects touchscreen on "touchscreen". Written before command grouping support was added, so it might be a little flickery.

[garywhite]

Here's a teleporter for a jail I built on LS-World

screenshot_20161127_212002.png (192.19 KiB) Viewed 4378 times

Notice how it looks kind of like the transporters from Star Trek

screenshot_20161127_212016.png (309.4 KiB) Viewed 4378 times

and the internals (used command blocks, then moremesecons wireless nodes to connect the button to the command block below each standing area (there are 8 cells, hence why there are 8 buttons)

screenshot_20161127_212038.png (120.64 KiB) Viewed 4378 times

[garywhite]

I apologize about the attachment issue, it's my first time posting screenshots

[cheapie]

This may look like a simple "notepad" type device, capable of saving and loading short bits of text...

...but it's anything but simple.

Luacontrollers might have a decent amount of storage in their "flash", but that does have its limits. Therefore, in this case, external storage was needed.

Sure, several "digilines stuff" mods have "memory chips", and I could have used one of those. But that's no fun...

So, connected to the touchscreen is a Luacontroller and a special "DAS gateway". "DAS", in this case, stands for "digilines attached SCSI". The LuaC is acting as the initiator ("computer").

Now, where is the target (drive), you may ask? That's where the gateway comes in. Outside of MT, there's a SCSI hard drive sitting on my desk, and *that* is the target. The LuaC communicates directly with that drive, and that is where the information is stored. And no, we're not talking about storing it in a file, or even doing block I/O. Instead, the LuaC is communicating *directly* with the drive.

I'm not currently planning to release the code for the "gateway" at this time (as it is a really bad idea to use it if you don't know what you're doing), but here is the program in the LuaC:

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if event.type == "program" then
   mem.data = ""
   mem.lba = "0"
end

if event.type == "digiline" and event.channel == "touchscreen" then
   local fields = event.msg
   local lba = {}
   if fields.lba then
      mem.lba = fields.lba
      lba[1] = fields.lba%0x100
      lba[2] = math.floor(fields.lba/0x100)%0x100
      lba[3] = math.floor(fields.lba/0x10000)%0x100
      lba[4] = math.floor(fields.lba/0x1000000)%0x100
   end
   if fields.start then
      digiline_send("scsi",{cdb=string.char(0x1b,0x01,0x00,0x00,0x01,0x00)}) --START STOP UNIT
   elseif fields.stop then
      digiline_send("scsi",{cdb=string.char(0x1b,0x01,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00)}) --START STOP UNIT
   elseif fields.read then
      digiline_send("scsi",{cdb=string.char(0x28,0x00,lba[4],lba[3],lba[2],lba[1],0x00,0x00,0x01,0x00),request=512}) --READ (10)
   elseif fields.write then
      mem.data = fields.data
      local data = fields.data
      while string.len(data) < 512 do
         data = data..string.char(0)
      end
      digiline_send("scsi",{cdb=string.char(0x2a,0x00,lba[4],lba[3],lba[2],lba[1],0x00,0x00,0x01,0x00),data=data}) --WRITE (10)
   end
end

if event.type == "digiline" and event.channel == "scsi" then
   if event.msg.data then
      mem.data = event.msg.data
   end
end

local disp = {{command="clear"}}
table.insert(disp,{command="addbutton",X=0,Y=0,W=2,H=1,name="start",label="Start"})
table.insert(disp,{command="addbutton",X=2,Y=0,W=2,H=1,name="stop",label="Stop"})
table.insert(disp,{command="addbutton",X=4,Y=0,W=2,H=1,name="read",label="Read"})
table.insert(disp,{command="addbutton",X=6,Y=0,W=2,H=1,name="write",label="Write"})
table.insert(disp,{command="addtextarea",X=0.5,Y=2,W=8,H=4,name="data",label="Data",default=mem.data})
table.insert(disp,{command="addfield",X=0.5,Y=6,W=3,H=1,name="lba",label="LBA",default=mem.lba})
digiline_send("touchscreen",disp)


Here's a video of a different drive being spun up/down (via START STOP UNIT command) by another LuaC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeiJxJPCn2U


(for those wondering, the gateway uses sg_raw to do everything)

[lordfingle]

This is part of an "exotictrees" mod we are developing. Currently it's using the oak-trunk texture from moretrees.

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-- Boabab Tree
exotictrees.boabab_tree_model={
axiom="ATTTTTTc",
rules_a="[&&&G^^^TTTTTTF][&&&+++G^^^TTTTTTF][&&&---G^^^TTTTTTF][&&&-----G^^^TTTTTTF]",
rules_b="",
rules_c="[&--TF][&++++TF][&-----TF]",
trunk="moretrees:oak_trunk",
leaves="exotictrees:boabab_leaves",
angle=30,
iterations=3,
random_level=0,
trunk_type="crossed",
thin_branches=true,
}
exotictrees.boabab_tree_biome = {
   surface = { "default:dirt_with_grass", "default:dirt_with_dry_grass" },
   avoid_nodes = exotictrees.avoidnodes,
   avoid_radius = 10,
    check_air = true,
   seed_diff = 339,
   min_elevation = 1,
   max_elevation = 200,
   near_nodes_size = 15,
   near_nodes_count = 10,
   temp_min = 0.1,
   temp_max = -0.15,
   rarity = 40,
   max_count = 2,
}
minetest.register_node("exotictrees:boabab_planks", {
   description = "Boabab Planks",
   tiles = {"exotictrees_boabab_wood.png"},
   is_ground_content = true,
   groups = {snappy=1,choppy=2,oddly_breakable_by_hand=2,flammable=3,wood=1},
   sounds = default.node_sound_wood_defaults(),
})
minetest.register_node("exotictrees:boabab_sapling", {
   description = "Boabab Sapling",
   drawtype = "plantlike",
   tiles = {"exotictrees_boabab_sapling.png"},
   inventory_image = "exotictrees_boabab_sapling.png",
   paramtype = "light",
   paramtype2 = "waving",
   walkable = false,
   selection_box = {
      type = "fixed",
      fixed = {-0.3, -0.5, -0.3, 0.3, 0.35, 0.3}
   },
   groups = {snappy=2,dig_immediate=3,flammable=2,attached_node=1,sapling=1},
   sounds = default.node_sound_defaults(),
})
minetest.register_node("exotictrees:boabab_leaves", {
    description = "Boabab Leaves",
    drawtype = allfaces_optional,
    tiles = {"exotictrees_boabab_leaves.png"},
    paramtype = "light",
    is_ground_content = false,
    groups = {snappy=3, flammable=2, leaves=1, --[[moretrees_leaves=1]]},
    sounds = default.node_sound_leaves_defaults(),
})
 
biome_lib:register_generate_plant(exotictrees.boabab_tree_biome, exotictrees.spawn_boabab_tree_object)

[Wuzzy]

MIND = BLOWN







Lordfingle: Cool! If you got more of these trees, do you care to post more L-system trees into the L-system tree thread? viewtopic.php?f=47&t=11106
That would be great! Also, have you heard of ltool?

[Jordach]

Sometimes I get bored. Sometimes I make actual subgames, not mod packs.

[Jordach]

The sky is wet, grass is blue, the water is?