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MESECONS by Jeija and contributors
Mesecons! They're yellow, they're conductive, and they'll add a whole new dimension to Minetest's gameplay.
Mesecons is a mod for Minetest that implements a ton of items related to digital circuitry, such as wires, buttons, lights, and even programmable controllers. Among other things, there are also pistons, solar panels, pressure plates, and note blocks.
Mesecons has a similar goal to Redstone in Minecraft, but works in its own way, with different rules and mechanics.
Go get it!
Now go ahead and install it like any other Minetest mod. Don't know how? Check out the wonderful page about it over at the Minetest Wiki. For your convenience, here's a quick summary:
- If Mesecons is still in a ZIP file, extract the folder inside to somewhere on the computer.
- Make sure that when you open the folder, you can directly find
README.mdin the listing. If you just see another folder, move that folder up one level and delete the old one. - Open up the Minetest mods folder - usually
/mods/. If you see theminetestor folder inside of that, that is your mod folder instead. - Copy the Mesecons folder into the mods folder.
Don't like some parts of Mesecons? Open up the Mesecons folder and delete the subfolder containing the mod you don't want. If you didn't want movestones, for example, all you have to do is delete the mesecons_movestones folder and they will no longer be available.
There are no dependencies - it will work right after installing!
How about a quick overview video?
Or maybe a comprehensive reference is your style?
An overview for the very newest of new beginners? How does this one look?
Want to get more into building? Why not check out the Mesecons Laboratory, a website dedicated to advanced Mesecons builders?
Want to contribute to Mesecons itself? Check out the source code!
These awesome people made Mesecons possible!
| Contributor | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Hawk777 | Code for VoxelManip caching |
| Jat15 | Various tweaks. |
| Jeija | Main developer! Everything. |
| Jordach | Noteblock sounds. |
| khonkhortistan | Code, recipes, textures. |
| Kotolegokot | Nodeboxes for items. |
| minerd247 | Textures. |
| Nore/Novatux | Code. |
| RealBadAngel | Fixes, improvements. |
| sfan5 | Code, recipes, textures. |
| suzenako | Piston sounds. |
| Uberi/Temperest | Code, textures, documentation. |
| VanessaE | Code, recipes, textures, design. |
| Whiskers75 | Logic gates implementation. |
There are also a whole bunch of other people helping with everything from code to testing and feedback. Mesecons would also not be possible without their help!
All textures in this project are licensed under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Generic). That means you can distribute and remix them as much as you want to, under the condition that you give credit to the authors and the project, and that if you remix and release them, they must be under the same or similar license to this one.
All code in this project is licensed under the LGPL version 3 or later. That means you have unlimited freedom to distribute and modify the work however you see fit, provided that if you decide to distribute it or any modified versions of it, you must also use the same license. The LGPL also grants the additional freedom to write extensions for the software and distribute them without the extensions being subject to the terms of the LGPL, although the software itself retains its license.
No warranty is provided, express or implied, for any part of the project.