balthazariv wrote:yes, it is hard to find mods in 3 sections.
balthazariv wrote: A database with the updated dates and the version of "minetest" would be nice.
Sokomine wrote:It's even hard if you know roughly what you're looking for, who wrote it, and how the mod is named.
balthazariv wrote:Adding "List all mods posted by this user" with the values in the complete list of members could help in the search.
https://forum.minetest.net/search.php?author=addi&keywords=%2B%28mod%29&terms=any&sc=1&sf=titleonly&sr=topics
just copy that link.
dont forgett to change the author
after '=' to your name.----------------------^
Krock wrote:Seems like the forum does not search in the full topic-history, which is a bit annoying.
balthazariv wrote:I see that only the mods placed in the "Mod Releases" section appear in "List all mods posted by this user" to view the profile. Those in the other sections are ignored.
rubenwardy wrote:You need the Minetest theme.
balthazariv wrote:You can find it in User Control Panel \ Board Preferences \ Edit global settings \
My board style.
And now you can select "Minetest theme" or "Prosilver".
addi wrote:but i think ill never use the minetest theme, bacause its too bright, too less contrast and its missing features.
addi wrote:do you make jokes? theme is design only, not functionality.
edit: WTF your right!
dont know whats broken here... who is the admin of this Board?
but i think ill never use the minetest theme, bacause its too bright, too less contrast and its missing features.
prestidigitator wrote:I'm in favor of organizing list(s) of mods on the wiki rather than using forum sections. Wikis are much better for that sort of thing. Each mod can certainly link to a forum thread for purposes of discussion, if the wiki discussion page isn't up to the task.
rubenwardy wrote:MMDB would be better than the wiki if it actually worked and was improved to at least have the functionality of "Minetest Extensions". (Minetest Extensions is the project that MMDB was based on / inspired by. It is in PHP rather than Python.
Sokomine wrote:rubenwardy wrote:MMDB would be better than the wiki if it actually worked and was improved to at least have the functionality of "Minetest Extensions". (Minetest Extensions is the project that MMDB was based on / inspired by. It is in PHP rather than Python.
I've wished for automatic entries in MMDB as well for quite some time now. Even then, there will be one problem remaining: The sheer quantitude of mods. MMDB isn't designed to handle hundreds of mods - at least not the way it's designed right now. As long as mods have to be entered manually, very few will show up there, and players still have a chance of scrolling through. With all mods listed, there'll be a need for categories.
The current review system is of limited use. Few people write reviews. Perhaps listing which *games* use a particular mod might be more helpful. That could be done automaticly to a degree.
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