24 Jan 2021 |
nephele | mapblock has as many nodes as you specify | 20:56:40 |
knorz | However it would have too much objects.
| 21:01:11 |
nephele | minetest will delete some objects if there are more than 64 inside one node | 21:03:24 |
nephele | unless you tell it to allow more... | 21:03:32 |
nephele | which you can quite simply do, by using the apropriate setting for this | 21:03:43 |
knorz | Funny idea to put 64 objects 'inside' a node 😁 | 21:06:01 |
nephele | it's what the game does already | 21:06:11 |
nephele | complain on a github issue if this bothers you, i guess | 21:06:25 |
knorz | Where and when ? | 21:06:45 |
knorz | Most mods I know limit entities to 60 per abr, not per node. | 21:09:00 |
nephele | what is abr? | 21:10:19 |
knorz | Active block range. And what is a node, mapblock and an object ? | 21:11:34 |
nephele | no idea what you mean by active block range | 21:11:59 |
nephele | node is a node... you know, like the cubes? | 21:12:07 |
knorz | It's ok. 👍😁 | 21:12:18 |
nephele | 60 seems like an incredibly wierd number to limit anything to | 21:12:27 |
knorz | Nevermind | 21:12:46 |
rubenwardy | In reply to @zughy_boi:matrix.org This would be great if chat had a semi transparent background, because a lot of colors are lost without it
https://github.com/minetest/minetest/pull/10865 It only generates colours with a high luminosity | 21:55:40 |
knorz |
What exactly is the difference between minetest.get objects inside radius and the new get objects inside area ?
I would really like to know if there is any benefit ? Or is it only a math prob ?
| 22:11:15 |
rubenwardy | Different bounds | 22:13:09 |
rubenwardy | Say you want all the entities in an Areas area | 22:14:49 |
∙ ᴍᴀxɪᴍᴜᴍ ᛃ ᴢᴇᴅᴇᴋ ∙ ™ | Is there some sort of lua API to send back server information, through REST or something? | 22:20:37 |
rubenwardy | What server info? | 22:35:57 |
rubenwardy | There's. https://servers.minetest.net/list | 22:36:13 |
rubenwardy | Minetest also supports Prometheus metrics | 22:36:25 |
knorz | Ok. But find objects in radius is an area, too. I would be surprised if it would really count inside a sphere. Does it ? | 22:37:14 |
rubenwardy | Radius is a sphere | 22:39:09 |
rubenwardy | Like, a sphere is defined by a point and a radius | 22:39:21 |
rubenwardy | Whereas area refers to a cuboid | 22:39:48 |
rubenwardy | Minetest uses the same term for finding nodes | 22:40:08 |