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A serious question.
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Chinchow - Member
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A serious question.
What is the difference between register_node and register_entity? also are there any rgister other than the ones above and tool and craft?
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InfinityProject - Member
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Register_node is registering a regular node into the game
Register_entity registers an entity, for example a mod or something that moves
Yes there are many more register_ in the game. Read the lua_api.txt in the doc folder
Register_entity registers an entity, for example a mod or something that moves
Yes there are many more register_ in the game. Read the lua_api.txt in the doc folder
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This page should help explain the registry functions, and where the registered data can be accessed:
http://api.minetest.net/page/view/view/registry
http://api.minetest.net/page/view/view/registry
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