deivan wrote:This small mod make a strong impact in the performance here, to much ABM functions? Maybe a little delay in all solve this, or a bigger interval between calls? :-/
Linxx wrote:jordan i love your mod <3 but i have a question do the slimes disapear if you take them underground? mine disapeared when i took it to my underground base :(
deivan wrote:jordan4ibanez, how you know how many memory your mod is using? :-o

jordan4ibanez wrote:I'm going to keep the code non-free until the mod is done, I don't want ugly mods with unfinished code. but you can make your own personal mods!
Traxie21 wrote:There appears to be a glitch with slimes causing constant crashes: Attempt to index field anim (a nil value.)
Traxie21 wrote:Not sure, my auto-restart script deletes debug.txt
onpon4 wrote:jordan4ibanez wrote:I'm going to keep the code non-free until the mod is done, I don't want ugly mods with unfinished code. but you can make your own personal mods!
You do know that Linux, one of the most famous free software projects (albeit wrongly known as an entire operating system rather than the Unix kernel that it is), was first released in an extremely buggy state, right?
I don't expect hundreds of people to jump in with something as tiny as this, but all keeping a program nonfree until it's "done" can do is give you more work (because nobody can help you even if they want to). Plus, there will always be bugs, even when it's "finished".
jordan4ibanez wrote:don't you know minecraft, the most successful game that minetest is based off of was created by one persson and the source code hasn't been released yet? LOL!
I'd rather fix and learn myself
onpon4 wrote:jordan4ibanez wrote:don't you know minecraft, the most successful game that minetest is based off of was created by one persson and the source code hasn't been released yet? LOL!
Of course. As a matter of fact, I'm a free software advocate, not an open source advocate. I don't even believe the open source philosophy (that making programs free will result in them getting better). Developers of nonfree software are not incompetent; they can and often do write good-quality code (though from what I've read, Minecraft is said to not be an example of this). I support free software because nonfree software is unethical, not because I think free software is better (sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't).
I was just pointing out that forcing people to not use your code until you think it's "ready" doesn't do you any good. I'm not sure why I didn't also mention that, if someone takes your crappy code and uses it, it's hardly the end of the world; when the bug is fixed by you, the users of the buggy code can update to your fixes. This happens all the time in the development of free software. If they don't, that's their problem. Then again, they might themselves fix the code, and then you can incorporate the changes upstream (in this case, your Slimes mod is upstream).
Regarding this:I'd rather fix and learn myself
You don't need to prevent others from helping you to learn. I'm not sure where you get this idea. You are perfectly able to fix your own bugs when the program is free, and at the same time others can help you if they feel like it. There's no shame in accepting help from others, and I don't think it hurts the learning experience that significantly. Plus, you are not limited to your own programs in the world of free software. Actually, I agree with Richard Stallman that possibly the best way to learn programming is to make small changes to a large free program (that's how I've learned what I know so far about Lua and the Minetest modding API).
Traxie21 wrote:Is door_timer used for anything? It's crashing my server every now and then. Also, skeleton.x?
error:[string "return { ["door_timer"] = 46.039999999999, ..."]:1: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'nan' (a nil value)
jordan4ibanez wrote:Traxie21 wrote:Is door_timer used for anything? It's crashing my server every now and then. Also, skeleton.x?
error:[string "return { ["door_timer"] = 46.039999999999, ..."]:1: attempt to perform arithmetic on global 'nan' (a nil value)
no it isn't, but wtf, I think your download was bad, I just double checked and there's no nan in the code anywhere. And skeleton was a test, this isn't a final release yet.
jordan4ibanez wrote:![]()
-dyable slimes (You can use ALL THE COLORS!)
-[future update] slime breeding
-[future update] baby slimes! (will come with breeding)
-[future update] slimes will attempt to attack who you attack
-[future update] different colored slimes will spawn in different areas
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