Help please

[chase programer]

Im having trouble with this code should this work

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minetest.register_tool("default:useful_pickaxe", {
    description = "useful pickaxe",
    inventory_image = "default_tool_usefulpickaxe.png",
    tool_capabilities = {
        full_punch_interval = 1.3,
        max_drop_level=8,
        groupcaps={
            cracky = {times={[1]=4.00, [2]=1.60, [3]=0.80}, uses=9000, maxlevel=9},
        },
        damage_groups = {fleshy=9},
    },
})



[PilzAdam]

Try replacing

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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inventory_image = "default_tool_usefulpickaxe.png",

with

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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 inventory_image =  { "default_tool_usefulpickaxe.png" },

Nope, thats wrong.

[kaeza]

"default:useful_pickaxe"

You can't register items in other mods.

If your mod is named "foo" you must use "foo:useful_pickaxe".

[VanessaE]

kaeza: if you prefix the destination modname with a colon, ":", you can do that anyway.

Mod "foo" can execute minetest.register_xxxxx(":bar:blah",...) to put the item into bar's namespace, and it'll work exactly like he wants.

Of course one should only use that if there's a *really* good reason for it. Else the new item belongs in foo's namespace instead.

[Mossmanikin]

"default:useful_pickaxe"

You can't register items in other mods.

If your mod is named "foo" you must use "foo:useful_pickaxe".

This would probably make most sense.

But another way would be:

Your phone or window isn't wide enough to display the code box. If it's a phone, try rotating it to landscape mode.

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":default:useful_pickaxe"

EDIT: VanessaE was faster :D

[kaeza]

kaeza: if you prefix the destination modname with a colon, ":", you can do that anyway.

Mod "foo" can execute minetest.register_xxxxx(":bar:blah",...) to put the item into bar's namespace, and it'll work exactly like he wants.

Of course one should only use that if there's a *really* good reason for it. Else the new item belongs in foo's namespace instead.

I know, but that's probably not what was intended here.