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Development state

PostPosted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 11:52
by RealBadAngel
Hi all,
just wanted to say a few words before i leave.
c55 made an excellent work, but now hes killin the project.
He blocks everything, whatever comes out, he dont like,or sayin it could be done better.
Sure, i havent seen perfect code made from start.
But this way we got development tree and patches got merged by MIRACLE or by some1 else.
And people are leaving.
So im doing now. Bye all, was nice to play around with you (not with you c55).

PostPosted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 11:54
by PilzAdam
You just expect things to get merged without testing or further development.

PostPosted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 16:12
by mauvebic
You want new features. I want stability in MT for all (my) machines. We all want different things.

PostPosted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 12:32
by OmniStudent
In the long run, minetest has the potential for almost any modification imaginable, but how "high" one can build in terms of additions to the game depend on the stability of the base.

The more stable and better organized the code basic code is, the easier it is to contribute with new addons, and the more people will be willing to do so.

PostPosted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 17:15
by Calinou
Oh look, it's the "amg Minetest development is slower than Minecraft! the guy making it is getting $0 but he should make things faster than the Minecraft devs do!" thread!

RealBadAngel wrote:He blocks everything, whatever comes out, he dont like,or sayin it could be done better.


A lot of pull requests are merged by PilzAdam or thexyz...

PostPosted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 12:01
by 0gb.us
RealBadAngel wrote:He blocks everything, whatever comes out, he dont like,or sayin it could be done better.


Of course he rejects the changes he doesn't like! It's his game!

If Celeron55 accepted every change people made, the game would be so very flawed.

mauvebic wrote:You want new features. I want stability in MT for all (my) machines. We all want different things.


Yes. That. Stability is MUCH more important then new features. But then again, I play mostly vanilla Mintetest (admittedly, I do use some security stuff such as block protection), so I'm clearly not looking for loads of fancy features.

OmniStudent wrote:In the long run, minetest has the potential for almost any modification imaginable, but how "high" one can build in terms of additions to the game depend on the stability of the base.

The more stable and better organized the code basic code is, the easier it is to contribute with new addons, and the more people will be willing to do so.


Another vote for stability.

Calinou wrote:A lot of pull requests are merged by PilzAdam or thexyz...


I don't really know how to do a pull request, so PilzAdam was even helping me get a change made over IRC. It's not like all changes are disapproved.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 14:53
by Mito551
well, stability-shmability. Oldcoder already did a high-stabilty fork. i don't knwo if he tried to get it upstream, but either way, stability can be achieved and MT can have a gazillion tool features. everyone happy. somehow it isn't done so, infortunately.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 21:54
by luciferleftwing
i do not understand minetest is free software so if your beloved feature does not get into upstream you can simply fork the game and start your project eventually if you were right the two projects will merge into a single codebase isn't opensource driven by inspiration competition and collaboration towards a goal?

PostPosted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 23:53
by 0gb.us
luciferleftwing wrote:i do not understand minetest is free software so if your beloved feature does not get into upstream you can simply fork the game and start your project eventually if you were right the two projects will merge into a single codebase isn't opensource driven by inspiration competition and collaboration towards a goal?


Yes, that's one of the things I love about open source software. If you don't like how it's being developed, you can just take the current code, add whatever you want, and start your own project.

I haven't taken the time to do that with any software, but it's nice to know I COULD, if I wanted to.

PostPosted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 16:30
by iPlay
its a new game... it takes TIME to make such games like minetest work without a single bug or glitch or whatever. and minetest is free, wich makes it better then minecraft, and minetest is going to be one of minecrafts rivals when it gets to version 1.0. mine test is awesome because it has lots of mods that make it be what you whant it to be. for example, if you whant sheeps and pigs, you install the simple mobs mod. if you whanna see nyancats around, install nyancats mode, if you whant to go to the nether, you install nether mod. if you whant seasons mod,if you dont like the way it looks, you install texture, and if you whant 3D players, you download stfan5`s minetest 0.44.6. and all this for free and simpler than in minecraft.

PostPosted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 17:21
by jordan4ibanez
Everyone stop whining.

PostPosted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 17:59
by Mito551
jordan4ibanez wrote:Everyone stop whining.

+1

PostPosted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 20:52
by nomohakon
jordan4ibanez wrote:Everyone stop whining.

+1

PostPosted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 20:54
by PilzAdam
jordan4ibanez wrote:Everyone stop whining.

+1