Gloop Blocks
This mod is a random collection of decorative and functional blocks for Minetest, including cement, rainbow blocks, "evil" blocks and sticks, and the usual collection of tools of various strengths and speeds made from either cement or evil components. It also adds a few other useful functions - see below.
Dependencies: Minetest 0.4.7 or later and the corresponding minetest_game "default" mod.
Recommends: glooptest, moreblocks, moreores, default flowers and dyes.
Downloads:
My version: https://github.com/VanessaE/gloopblocks/archive/master.zip
...or browse the code: https://github.com/VanessaE/gloopblocks
Original version (1.0): http://mods.minetest.ru/gloopblocks/gloopblocks.zip
Install: Download and extract one of the above ZIP files. Rename the resultant folder to "gloopblocks" if it isn't already so named, stripping off any numbers or my name if present. Copy this folder to your Minetest mods directory.
License: WTFPL for the code and unique textures, CC-BY-SA for the textures that were derived from the game's defaults. Thanks goes to GloopMaster for starting this mod.
Screenshot:
Blocks, from bottom to top, left to right: basalt, pumice, cement, pavement, mossy stone brick, alternative cobble roadbed, mossy roadbed, evil block, mossy stone, oerkki block, rainbow block, scaffolding, shrubbery (both types). Cement and "evil" tools below that, with wet cement and evil stick at the far right.
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Other useful stuff
* If you have the More Blocks mod installed with its usual StairsPlus component, cement, evil blocks, pumice, basalt, Oerkki blocks, and mossy stone bricks can be cut on the circular/table saw that comes with the Moreblocks mod, into slabs, stairs, etc. Like the block, evil stairs/slabs/etc. emit a small amount of light.
Note: If you don't have More Blocks, but you do at least have the standard "stairs" mod installed, then only cement, pavement, and cobble roadbed will be made available in the slab and stair forms, to try to limit how many nodes are being added (since these would perhaps be the most useful).
* When water and lava come into contact with one another, they will form one of three materials: Flowing lava coming into contact with standing water forms basalt, both flowing into one another form pumice, while standing lava forms obsidian when in contact with flowing or standing water.
* Cobblestone, cobble roadbed, stone, and stone brick blocks, stairs, and slabs (and the various other shapes as well, if More Blocks is installed) slowly turn into their mossy variants in the presence of flowing or standing water, as long there is also air present.
