Add doc_items support
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intllib?
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doc_items?
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init.lua
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init.lua
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minetest.register_node("origin:origin",{
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description = S("The Origin"),
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is_ground_content = true,
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groups = { not_in_creative_inventory = 1, immortal = 1 },
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groups = { not_in_creative_inventory = 1, in_doc = 1, immortal = 1 },
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tiles = {"origin_origin.png"},
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sounds = { footstep = "origin_origin_footstep" },
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is_ground_content = false,
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end
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end
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end)
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-- Add item help
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if minetest.get_modpath("doc_items") ~= nil then
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doc.sub.items.set_items_longdesc({
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["origin:origin"] = S("The Origin is the starting block of this world. On the Origin the earliest visitors of this world arrive and it is the first block at which all other blocks can be built to, so that builders can build their architectural masterpieces in a world which would be (usually) empty otherwise."),
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})
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end
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The Origin = Der Ursprung
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The Origin is the starting block of this world. On the Origin the earliest visitors of this world arrive and it is the first block at which all other blocks can be built to, so that builders can build their architectural masterpieces in a world which would be (usually) empty otherwise. = Der Ursprung ist der Startblock dieser Welt. Auf dem Ursprung kommen die frühesten Besucher dieser Welt an und es ist der erste Block, von dem aus alle anderen Blöcke angebaut werden können, damit Bauarbeiter ihre architektonischen Meisterleistungen in einer Welt, die ansonsten (üblicherweise) leer wäre, vollbringen können.
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The Origin
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The Origin is the starting block of this world. On the Origin the earliest visitors of this world arrive and it is the first block at which all other blocks can be built to, so that builders can build their architectural masterpieces in a world which would be (usually) empty otherwise.
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