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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
thanks :) I have a big problem now. I have to use an external C library to communicate with hardware. I made a dll wrapper in C for lua and it works (I tested it using luaforwindows) . But minetest crash when I try to use: require(wrappername) in the init.lua of a mod. I'm using Minetest portable 32...
- Sun Jul 24, 2016 16:15
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
Is there a way to change that maximum values?
- Sat Jul 16, 2016 15:35
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
I mean the relative position of the camera. In set_eye_offset(offset_first, offset_third), I found that after y=15, offset_third doesn't change any more.
- Wed Jun 29, 2016 10:15
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
Is it possible use a fixed camera? or at least change the max distance of set_eye_offset() in third person?
- Tue Jun 28, 2016 17:38
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
Hi again,
I keep working in this project. My biggest problem now is how to add/remove a few blocks before load, I'm using
minetest.after() but I don't want to show the previous arrange of blocks.
I keep working in this project. My biggest problem now is how to add/remove a few blocks before load, I'm using
minetest.after() but I don't want to show the previous arrange of blocks.
- Tue Jun 21, 2016 11:46
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
- Replies: 23
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
@sofar: Thank you very much!! It works perfectly! Now I can start with the crazy stuff.
Sorry for the stupid question but... what is the difference between a worldmod and a mod?
Sorry for the stupid question but... what is the difference between a worldmod and a mod?
- Sat May 28, 2016 11:37
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
- Replies: 23
- Views: 3815
Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
@ptvirgo: I have a lot to learn (specially about lua), but I think that minetest has all the features I need. The project is going quite slowly, first I have to show that the idea is really possible (and that requires a lot of code and time) .
- Fri May 27, 2016 23:20
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
@ptvirgo: That could be useful. But I need the coordinates because the environment should have walls... and they will break the relationship between key-press and position.
- Fri May 27, 2016 13:43
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
@burli: thanks. You are right, at least I will save in different files each stage. @rubenwardy: thanks for the info. That isn't so bad, It could work fine with 10fps and a little of interpolation (without the fast privilege the movement is quite slow). In any case, I will check how to reduce the tim...
- Thu May 26, 2016 15:15
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
- Replies: 23
- Views: 3815
Re: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
Thanks!
Now I know it's possible I can keep working. I didn't check how to code it, but probably I will need a way to close the file (I can open it in init.lua). Do you remember some function called when the game is close?
Now I know it's possible I can keep working. I didn't check how to code it, but probably I will need a way to close the file (I can open it in init.lua). Do you remember some function called when the game is close?
- Thu May 26, 2016 10:34
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
- Replies: 23
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Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
Hi everyone I want to use Minetest for analyse memory. It looks like a perfect environment and it's quite easy design the maps. But I need some way to export precise information about the behaviour of the Player. My principal goal is save in a file the player's coordinates with the system timestamp ...
- Wed May 25, 2016 17:18
- Forum: Minetest-Related
- Topic: Minetest as an experimental tool for neuroscience
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