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This mod adds commands based on Minecraft.

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License: CC0
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New commands:

• clear <name> or clearme - Clears player inventory
• kill <name> or killme - Kills player
• say <message> - Sends an announcement to all players
• setnode <x>,<y>,<z> <nodestring> - Sets given node at specified position

Command alternatives:

• seed - Press F5 (debug info)

Great job ! thank you very much for your work :)

Thanks!

cool mod!

worldseed? couldn't you just press f5 and look at it there?
EDIT:
Nice mod, btw. The aliases help a lot.

Huh, I forgot about F5. Thanks!

This mod seems useful, but I think the many aliases may clutter the command list. But I see you want to be like Minecraft, so whatever.

The privileges should all have give_to_singleplayer=false.
Could you also add the following commands?:

- playsound
- stopsound
- particle
- clone

Those commands will be especially useful with command blocks (from Mesecons).

See this to register aliases without spamming /help: viewtopic.php?t=13191

No, these aliases are per-player. While I like the idea, I think player-defined command aliases should be more a client thing and be part of Minetest.

I was linking to that as more of an instructional resource (this is how you can do aliases) rather than you should use that mod.
It's perfectly possible for mods to add aliases to all players. And yes it should be a client thing :P

Wuzzy wrote:This mod seems useful, but I think the many aliases may clutter the command list. But I see you want to be like Minecraft, so whatever.

I agree, the aliases clutter the command list. Fortunately, I added the "minecraftaliases" variable. (See the OP for more information.)

Wuzzy wrote:The privileges should all have give_to_singleplayer=false.

Ah, you're right. I'll add that in the next update.

Wuzzy wrote:Could you also add the following commands?:

- playsound
- stopsound
- particle
- clone

Those commands will be especially useful with command blocks (from Mesecons).

I'll add those as well, except for stopsound. Do you know if the Minetest API has a table for currently playing sounds?

I don't think there's such a table. But IIRC you always get a sound handle ID returned, so you could store the sounds in a local table or something. But yeah, there's no global table.