Minetest villages mod#
Minetest villages registration#
Minetest villages mods#
Minetest villages password#

The first version will be pretty rudimentary, as we are trying (not without several missteps) to create a framework that is as un-opinionated as possible about what people create with it. From there, the idea is that users could create “modules” to add whatever governance functionality they want. For instance, the basic API has functionality to poll users in several ways, and users have a dashboard of different decisions they can provide input on. It’s not integrated with any kind of crypto stuff at this point, but I imagine it could be (or with some other kind of in-game economics).

Minetest villages mod#

The idea of the mod we’re building is to enable users in a multiplayer context to organize groups and engage in arbitrary, programmable decision processes. It makes it easier to go exploring - in the worst case you just return to the last bed you have used.Sure. In the morning most of the spooky characters will die on their own.Īnd I’ve just made a tweak in the configuration that you now keep your inventory when dying. I hope we get more users during the release party, so one won’t feel alone in the darkĪs a tip: you can use bed in the safe house to skip the night time. I absolutely agree, I didn’t expect minetest to become this scary. Looking forward to getting more familiar! I haven’t felt that spooked in a block game in a long time, and because I don’t know how things work I basically logged out as soon as I was somewhere safe. I think it makes it less flaky and easier to share screenshots.įor me, I just logged in and it was night time. It is Matrix-only and not bridged to anything. Is there a Matrix room dedicated to this server or similar types of things we might do in the future? Can someone who already has an account log into the server freely? Or does a moderator/admin have to put their username/login into an allow list in order to join? I’m not sure how the Minetest authentication side of things works in comparison to Minecraft, where every user has a purchased, registered account in a central authentication database somewhere. I have some questions though, as someone who played Minecraft but not Minetest yet.

Some combination of these two make sense to me. This workflow needs to be tested on a working server. And you will be able to change it after the first login.

Minetest villages password#

And for example, if you write a request in Hopin session or in this thread, I’ll send the password to you in a DM.

there is a possibility in minetest to set up a global password for new users.

Still some risk is there and we need to keep an eye on moderation. The server will not announce itself in the main server list, so probably no one will discover it except Fedora people.

Minetest villages registration#

we can temporarily make it open registration for all.

Not 100% secure, but usually good enough for our community. It is similar in a way to the Fedora Badges available through the dedicated link.

Minetest villages mods#

There are possible some mods which can help to limit the open registration further.

There is also a possibility to create a text file with user/password pairs and upload it directly to the server and load the auth data from there.

There is a possibility in minetest to set up a global password for new users. We can temporarily make it open registration for all. Now there are several options how initial registration can look like: Naturally one should NOT use their FAS password as Minetest password. Minetest has a very basic user/password authentication.