EnlivenMinetest

Vegetable Farming

• Super glow glass allows plants to grow without sunlight
• Grass sometimes yields wheat seeds
• Plants in the wild may be vegetables that you can eat or replant to multiply them.

Animal Farming

• Keep feeding the correct food to an animal to tame it. For currently-known taming info not displayed here, see the enhancement request for this webapp (the request has the taming info shown already) at Taming Guide
• A nametag names a tamed animal.
• A Mob Protection Rune prevents an animal from being killed.
• There is a known issue with animals despawning: see Neutral Mobs Despawn Frequently issue on GitHub.com/EnlivenMinetest to track this issue.

Mining

Maximum Mining Depths

You must go below the maximum to get the material. Many materials also have a deeper level below which they are more common. Only a few materials stop occurring at lower depths (see "Stops Below" column). <%/* comment */%> Currently-known mined resource elevations:

Resource	Stops Below	Max	Note	Supplied by Mod
Coal		+64	abundant 0 or below	(minetest)
Iron		+2	more abundant as approaches -64	(minetest)
Copper		-16	abundant -64 or below	(minetest, formerly moreores)
Tin		+8		moreores
Zinc		+2		technic
Chromium		-100		technic
Uranium	-300	-80		technic
Silver		-2		moreores
Gold		-64	abundant -256 or below	(minetest, formerly moreores)
Mithril		-512		moreores
Lava		-256
Mese		-64	ore abundant -256 or below, blocks -1024 or below but rare	(minetest)
Diamond		-512		(minetest, formerly technic)
Marble		-50		technic
Granite		-150		technic
Mycena Essence, Glow Mese Crystal	-33,000	-700		caverealms
Dungeon Master's Lair	-5000	-4000		caverealms
Deep Realms		-7000		caverealms

Bring food (and wood to make torches and other tools) to survive deep underground.
Set home and go home using the inventory menu. The house button with the red arrow sets home. If you die you can always click the house button with the green arrow to go back home.
You can set additional homes by typing: /sethome, or /sethome2; then return by typing /home, or /home2.

Protecting Your Builds and Items

Area Self-Protection

• Type /area_pos set (including the slash)
• Select the area by clicking the opposite corners you want to protect. Remember you're in 3D so you must consider that one should be an upper corner and the other should be a lower corner, in addition to being opposite from a top view.
  Alternatively, use /area_pos set1 or /area_pos set2 to set the corners separately.
• Type /protect AreaName (where AreaName is what you want to name your area)
• The default number of areas you can have (areas.self_protection_max_areas) is 3, but this may be different in each world (See minetest/minetest.conf for single player. For servers, see games/game/minetest.conf or worlds/world/world.conf).

To remove an area or remove a player from an area:

• * type /remove_area ID (where ID is the number you see at the bottom left when you are in the area--use the one for the player you want to remove)

To add additional players to your area:

• Go to your area to see the ID (number) at the bottom left.
• /select_area ID (but put the number instead of ID)
  Alternatively, select a smaller area within the area (see "Select the area" above).
• /add_owner ID playername SubAreaName (but put the number instead of ID; the SubAreaName can be the same as AreaName, but if you selected a smaller part of your area manually, you may want to use a different name to show that it uses different positions for the corners.

Your server's "areas.self_protection_privilege" may differ. For example, it is build and you don't have the build privelege, you will getting a message saying "required privelege: build." You should consult the policies of the server you are on. You may be able to ask a moderator with the basic_privs privelege to type "/grant playername build" where "playername" is your player name.

Protection Blocks

Protection blocks are an easy way to protect the area around them.

• Protection Blocks protect your area from other players
• You can add other players to your protection block by name.
• Protected chests & doors: Anyone who is on the protection block can use them.
• Locked chests & doors: Only the person who placed them can use them, unless a key is made and given to another player (use skeleton key on a locked target to change the skeleton into a key for the target you're opening).
• Your bones hold your items when you die. After one hour, other players can take the items.
• Moderators may not be able to recover your items regarding unprotected areas or items, since proving ownership or where items ended up may be difficult or impossible. Always make sure anything you want to keep is protected.

Issues

Only if your server uses ENLIVEN, report issues at github.com/poikilos/EnlivenMinetest/issues and include a screenshot (F12 saves screenshot to the minetest/bin folder). You can often show what node the item is by pointing at it and turning on the debug screen with F5. Otherwise, report them to a moderator of your server (if you report it to a moderator first, the issue is likely to be resolved faster).

Minetest Settings

All of the settings below can be followed from the Minetest Settings tab (exit to menu if you are in-game, then click Settings).

Brightness

All Settings, Graphics, In-Game, Advanced, "Light Curve Mid Boost = 0.5" (default 0.2): recommended when using Filmic Tone Mapping (In-game, Shaders, Tone Mapping, Filmic tone mapping), which makes dark areas almost black in caves where there is no moonlight. Caves are dark. Make torches. Changing your settings so you can mine in the dark is "cheaty." Doing things that are "cheaty" lead to an immature pointless game of getting more blocks than anyone else. Make a cool mine with cool torches. Make an awesome railway that you and other players can ride (remember to protect it--see above).

Screenshot Location & Format

All Settings, Graphics, Menus, then change "Screenshot folder" and "Screenshot format" if desired (recommended: make a Screenshots directory in your computer's Pictures folder and use that, and use jpg format to save space).