#Minetest dreambuilder install#

Click Select Mods and re-enable anything you had added on top of the old modpack before, and click Save.Click the red 'house' icon to select Dreambuilder, then click on your world in the list.Start Minetest (or restart it if you had it loaded already).Below that line, you'll find a metric buttload of load_mod_xxxx lines.In that file, change the gameid line to read gameid = dreambuilder.For each of your worlds that used the old modpack, go to that world's folder and open world.mt in your favorite text editor.where you keep the games your other worlds use). Download the new Game from the URL above and place it in your normal games folder (i.e.Yes, just nuke it (you don't need to do so from orbit, though 😁 ). Delete your old Dreambuilder modpack, it's obsolete now.You no longer need minetest_game for this, just the engine. Nevertheless, I have gone through with it. Well I got no feedback on the previous comment, which is very disappointing. If folks here have opinions on this, I'm all ears. Once updated, you in theory shouldn't notice a difference, apart from Dreambuilder appearing as an icon below your world list, and the world list being filtered accordingly, when you first start Minetest. The game content wouldn't change appreciably. Now that minetest_game is all but dead, I don't foresee that being a problem again.

#Minetest dreambuilder install#

So instead of it being a modpack as it is now, that you'd install on top of everything else, it'd be its own separate game that you'd install on its own just like mtg or the dozen or so other games the engine can run.ĭreambuilder used to be its own game some years ago, but it became difficult to maintain because mtg was too active and a bit unstable for a while there. So, since minetest_game is officially maintenance-only now, which is to say it isn't expected to receive new features, only bugfixes, I have been pondering the idea of re-organizing Dreambuilder as a game, and integrating minetest_game into it as its stable base.