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@msteiger: thanks for the info! (The GitHub trick in particular is quite useful) Looks like the main engine module is actually a ClasspathModule with metadata stored in an external file (snippet) - IMO this approach is somewhat better than scanning for modules as it helps avoid additional...

I've been having some issues integrating gestalt into Destination Sol. Currently I'm switching the setup from from classpath modules (metadata is declared programmatically within Java) to directory modules (metadata is located at a module.info file in the root folder). The file is detected just...

Hi there! @Florian 's answer sums this up pretty well - just going to add my two cents. Anyone who can help me understand NUI(what is its full form?) The NUI thread has a pretty good high-level description of the framework, as well as some documentation further down: Principles, Skinning...

@msteiger - how would I deploy https://github.com/MovingBlocks/meta-server on a local Jetty instance to test out changes? More specifically, is there a way to clone the PostgreSQL database used by the game to get a nice data sample? (Sorry if you're already seen this on Slack)

I would either use the non-blurred version of this screenshot or a blurred screenshot of a more "normal"-looking generated world. (Mostly because the floating islands in the upper left look really odd when blurred)

Day 1 progress update: Created a generalized block detector module at https://github.com/rzats/BlockDetector (ETA: now moved to the Terasology organisation, see below). The module designates a detector item and a set of associated detectable blocks. It then scans all the blocks within a set...

Alright then, dibs on my own easter egg detector idea! Although I wonder if this can be reworked into an arbitrary block detector.

Yep - this definitely needed an update to keep up with the proposal :geek:

Progress update: I've created a proposal draft with a defined feature set for the NUI editor - and a module thread describing these in detail over at http://forum.terasology.org/threads/nui-editor-gathering-ideas.1497/#post-13184. Would be interested in hearing the mentors' thoughts about the...

BELATED EDIT: The project is now released! Check out the final report at https://rzats.github.io/gsoc/2016-final-report. Name: NUI Editor Summary: An in-game editor for the New User Interface framework. Current Goal: Finish work on the core features (see...

Question from an end-user perspective: the generated trees appear to be not quite voxely - can they be interacted with just like normal Minecraft/Terasology trees? (Partially removing trunks/leaves, building on them etc.)

As briefly mentioned in the IRC meeting, I've made a list of dependencies that need to be resolved to extract NUI into a standalone library! (Link) Would really appreciate hearing @Immortius 's thoughts about this, especially concerning some of the small but frequently utilized dependencies...

Progress update: the decoupled NUI now has a repository - and some scaffolding - set up over at https://github.com/MovingBlocks/TeraNUI! Also, I've been looking into gestalt integration with Destination Sol some more. @Florian : is ContextImpl OK to copy and use as a lightweight dependency...

Progress update: now started working on extracting NUI to Gestalt! A prerequisite for that, however, would be to extract (the generic parts of) org.terasology.input - it's widely used in NUI (particularly nui.events) and qualifies as a core component that can be reused between games. Also, some...

That sounds like a great warmup project! I've checked out the nui code and it looks quite generalized as-is (some components have Terasology dependencies but those can be refactored into concrete implementations of abstract classes in Gestalt). Gonna look into this some more when I'm finished...

After looking through the project list, I think I'd like to work on #849 (Standalone NUI editor + optional support for fancy touchscreen gestures) and #1487 (Preview image for save games) in particular. In fact, I think it may be feasible to work on both of them (with #849 being a priority) -...

Name: Rostyslav Zatserkovnyi. Social: GitHub: rzats; email: click me to mailto! From: L'viv, Ukraine. Skills / Tools: Java (using IntelliJ/Eclipse), C++, C# (an internship's worth of experience), HTML/CSS/JS/webdev stuff. I'm also familiar with Git/Github and some of their - sillier -...