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README.md

Big Freaking Dig

Repo containing the game for the Minetest Engine.

How to Install:

  1. Download Minetest 0.4.9-dev from the Minetest forums, https://forum.minetest.net

  2. Unzip the folder, eg, your Desktop or Documents.

  3. Go to minetest-0.4.9-dev-

  4. Go into games folder.

4a) With Windows, double click the zipfile named big_freaking_dig, then move the folder big_funking_dig into the games folder stated earlier.

  1. Start Minetest (may require MSVC 2010, you might want to google msvc 2010 redist or MinGW dlls)

  2. Under singleplayer, press new, then type a world name, make sure the world generator is on v7.

  3. Press enter or create.

7a) Then press play.

Developers:

Fork me then add features that are listed here, https://docs.google.com/document/d/13hIvCZfBJo7ibTHcLyY9E2oY74Hd0NUTXltoerGRMe4/ or download it here: http://www.mediafire.com/view/wdwy0wpdqvu8udv/BFD-BigFreakingDig.odt

If a feature is just a normal minetest_game based mod, then make a pull request, it will get pulled, and will be modified to work with this game.

If a .lua file is being worked on lots, you'll know that it will be finished by the end of the day.

Keep in mind that pull requests may get ignored as mail is not often checked.

If you create a pull that happens to modify huge amounts of core code by using this as an example, http://dev.minetest.net/Lua_code_style_guidelines will be ignored.