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README.md

Minetest Doc

This online book will teach you how to create mods in easy chapters.// The chapters will explain a concept, give examples, and set tasks for you to complete.

This documentation was created by the Minetest community in order to// help new modders gain a foothold.

You can contribute to this project on GitHub.// It uses Jekyll to turn Markdown into a website.

Book written by rubenwardy and contributers.// License: CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0

Contributing

You don't need to run jekyll, you can just edit and create files in// chapters/. In fact, you don't even need to do markdown, send me a word document// and I can convert it into the correct formatting. It is the writing which is the hard// bit, not the formatting.

Running as a Website

You can build it as a website using jekyll.

Serving on http://localhost:4000/

$ jekyll serve -b /minetest_doc

Building to folder

$ jekyll build

Goes to _site/

Commits

If you are editing or creating a particular chapter, then use commit messages like this:

Getting Started - corrected typos
Entities - created chapter

Just use a normal style commit message otherwise.