
Posted:
Thu Jun 21, 2012 19:35
by VanessaE
It depends on your needs and where you got your code.
If you wrote it all yourself, pick any license you want (WTFPL is popular). If you got the code from another source, use whatever the original source says you must use (for code copied and edited from Minetest's own sources, that would be GPL or LGPL).
The same applies to your textures and any other files included with your mod.
Make notice of the license you're using somewhere in the code or text files that come as part of your mod, and when you're ready to post your mod in the forum, declare the license in the post as well.

Posted:
Thu Jun 21, 2012 19:40
by InfinityProject
Thanks. What if you altar default?

Posted:
Thu Jun 21, 2012 20:27
by cosarara97
InfinityProject wrote:Thanks. What if you altar default?
?
If you modify the "default" mod (if that's what you're saying), you must use GPL, because it's part of minetest.

Posted:
Thu Jun 21, 2012 20:32
by Calinou
cosarara97 wrote:InfinityProject wrote:Thanks. What if you altar default?
?
If you modify the "default" mod (if that's what you're saying), you must use GPL, because it's part of minetest.
LGPL, not GPL; Minetest is in LGPL now.