[mod] Rick Roller [rickroll]

[taikedz]

Rick Roll your players, or discourage use of certain blocks.

License: LGPL3, media of the actual mod itself is CC-0

By default, the sound is played whenever a player places a default:mese block, but this is configurable in minetest.conf

You can also configure it to play with a random chance on a different block - for example to discourage building with default:cobble, you can add the following to your minetest.conf:

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rickroll.block = default:cobble,default:desertcobble
rickroll.chance = 20


The mod rickroll itself only ships with a MIDI sample (converted to ogg) under CC-0

A collection of extra sounds, samples of actual songs, is available in a different github repository. Check your country's stance on "Fair Use" in copyright before deploying those to your server.

ZIP download: https://github.com/taikedz/minetest-ric ... master.zip

Code on github

* https://github.com/taikedz/minetest-rickroll
* https://github.com/taikedz/minetest-rickroll-sounds
* Direct link for extra sounds: https://github.com/taikedz/minetest-ric ... master.zip

[azekill_DIABLO]

you mean that place a block and it does noises?

[taikedz]

Yes

The default (implicit) settings are ...

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rickroll.block = default:mese
rickroll.chance = 1


... so every time anybody places a mese block, the tune plays.



In the example in the original post ....

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rickroll.block = default:cobble,default:desertcobble
rickroll.chance = 20


... the sound plays with a 1/20 chance when a player places a cobble stone or desert cobble stone block.

For example.

[rubenwardy]

Rick ashley did an Ask Me Anything on reddit. This was one of the questions:

[taikedz]

It really lets everyone down :(

(that being said, the asker *did* edit their question after the response so who knows what the original was :-P)

[gpcf]

You could also add a 17.4 kHz noise to child-proof your server.

[taikedz]

Totally up to you.