> > > In point 3, realistic bricks... what isn't, it could be! > > I work on mod that will add it. In this mod, without any help by AI. > >> >> i can see myself using those as decorations. great job! > what dependencies does it have for now? > > At first, sorry for long time to my response. > Actually, it isn't shared or published, it is in very closed version (plan for logic I have, plan for design too, it is in my modplan). My plan contains: > > 1. nodebox-based shapes for bricks (basic nodeboxes and complete nodeboxes from basic) > 2. table of brick materials for sets of nodes > 3. interaction on_rightclick for place brick or grout/mortar (I don't know the right word from these two) - needed for survival version > 4. visible in creative inventory: only completed shapes > 5. crafting the elementary brick for this mod (there is problem, I don't play in survival and I don't have the right idea about the crafting) > 6. after mine it in survival, get all elementary bricks and some as a "mortar powder" > 7. after mine it by some as "not-destroying pickaxe", get the node into inventory > 8. paramtype2 = "color4dir" (colorable bricks) or "4dir" (for example, these orange bricks) > Default brick horizontal elements for size of node: 4 x 4 > Default brick vertical elements for size of node: 6 oh. my bad. (and don't worry, i take forever to reply too) as for the crafting: have you considered a furnace-like node for the crafting? or maybe something more like the circular saw cutting table? you would need to ask the players with access to the mod who play on survival which would be best, though. good luck! Statistics: Posted by ShallowDweller — Sat Aug 22, 2026 18:40 * * *

> > In point 3, realistic bricks... what isn't, it could be! > > I work on mod that will add it. In this mod, without any help by AI. > > > i can see myself using those as decorations. great job! > what dependencies does it have for now? At first, sorry for long time to my response. Actually, it isn't shared or published, it is in very closed version (plan for logic I have, plan for design too, it is in my modplan). My plan contains: 1. nodebox-based shapes for bricks (basic nodeboxes and complete nodeboxes from basic) 2. table of brick materials for sets of nodes 3. interaction on_rightclick for place brick or grout/mortar (I don't know the right word from these two) - needed for survival version 4. visible in creative inventory: only completed shapes 5. crafting the elementary brick for this mod (there is problem, I don't play in survival and I don't have the right idea about the crafting) 6. after mine it in survival, get all elementary bricks and some as a "mortar powder" 7. after mine it by some as "not-destroying pickaxe", get the node into inventory 8. paramtype2 = "color4dir" (colorable bricks) or "4dir" (for example, these orange bricks) Default brick horizontal elements for size of node: 4 x 4 Default brick vertical elements for size of node: 6 Statistics: Posted by MatyasP — Fri Aug 14, 2026 14:07 * * *

> > In point 3, realistic bricks... what isn't, it could be! > > I work on mod that will add it. In this mod, without any help by AI. > > > i can see myself using those as decorations. great job! > what dependencies does it have for now? At first, sorry for long time to my response. Actually, it isn't shared or published, it is in very closed version (plan for logic I have, plan for design too, it is in my modplan). My plan contains: 1. nodebox-based shapes for bricks (basic nodeboxes and complete nodeboxes from basic) 2. table of brick materials for sets of nodes 3. interaction on_rightclick for place brick or grout/mortar (I don't know the right word from these two) - needed for survival version 4. visible in creative inventory: only completed shapes 5. crafting the elementary brick for this mod (there is problem, I don't play in survival and I don't have the right idea about the crafting) 6. after mine it in survival, get all elementary bricks and some as a "mortar powder" 7. after mine it by some as "not-destroying pickaxe", get the node into inventory 8. paramtype2 = "color4dir" (colorable bricks) or "4dir" (for example, these orange bricks) Default brick horizontal elements for size of node: 4 x 4 Default brick vertical elements for size of node: 6 Statistics: Posted by MatyasP — Fri Aug 14, 2026 14:07 * * *

> > In point 3, realistic bricks... what isn't, it could be! > > I work on mod that will add it. In this mod, without any help by AI. > > > i can see myself using those as decorations. great job! > what dependencies does it have for now? At first, sorry for long time to my response. Actually, it isn't shared or published, it is in very closed version (plan for logic I have, plan for design too, it is in my modplan). My plan contains: 1. nodebox-based shapes for bricks (basic nodeboxes and complete nodeboxes from basic) 2. table of brick materials for sets of nodes 3. interaction on_rightclick for place brick or grout/mortar (I don't know the right word from these two) - needed for survival version 4. visible in creative inventory: only completed shapes 5. crafting the elementary brick for this mod (there is problem, I don't play in survival and I don't have the right idea about the crafting) 6. after mine it in survival, get all elementary bricks and some as a "mortar powder" 7. after mine it by some as "not-destroying pickaxe", get the node into inventory 8. paramtype2 = "color4dir" (colorable bricks) or "4dir" (for example, these orange bricks) Default brick horizontal elements for size of node: 4 x 4 Default brick vertical elements for size of node: 6 Statistics: Posted by MatyasP — Fri Aug 14, 2026 14:07 * * *

> A node-based method would be doable, it could be placed alongside the stairs, and could have some or all of the nodebox shifted over into the neighboring node, to attach to the balustrade up top. I just bit the dog and made models for the new nodes.. and also replaced the straight-line balusters with a new model as well. Now only the post is a crazy nodebox Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sat Aug 08, 2026 00:16 * * *

> A node-based method would be doable, it could be placed alongside the stairs, and could have some or all of the nodebox shifted over into the neighboring node, to attach to the balustrade up top. I just bit the dog and made models for the new nodes.. and also replaced the straight-line balusters with a new model as well. Now only the post is a crazy nodebox Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sat Aug 08, 2026 00:16 * * *

A node-based method would be doable, it could be placed alongside the stairs, and could have some or all of the nodebox shifted over into the neighboring node, to attach to the balustrade up top. Statistics: Posted by Mantar — Fri Aug 07, 2026 21:45 * * *

> It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. > Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. > It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Hi, it's definitely a conflict between mods: with a new world and only this one enabled, it works perfectly.... I should look into it and find who's creating this conflict, maybe enabling mods little by little until I find the guilty combination.... In a new world with only moreglass and a few other enabled mods Statistics: Posted by Square70 — Mon Aug 03, 2026 20:12 * * *

> It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. > Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. > It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Hi, it's definitely a conflict between mods: with a new world and only this one enabled, it works perfectly.... I should look into it and find who's creating this conflict, maybe enabling mods little by little until I find the guilty combination.... In a new world with only moreglass and a few other enabled mods Statistics: Posted by Square70 — Mon Aug 03, 2026 20:12 * * *

> It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. > Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. > It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Hi, it's definitely a conflict between mods: with a new world and only this one enabled, it works perfectly.... I should look into it and find who's creating this conflict, maybe enabling mods little by little until I find the guilty combination.... In a new world with only moreglass and a few other enabled mods Statistics: Posted by Square70 — Mon Aug 03, 2026 20:12 * * *

> It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. > Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. > It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Hi, it's definitely a conflict between mods: with a new world and only this one enabled, it works perfectly.... I should look into it and find who's creating this conflict, maybe enabling mods little by little until I find the guilty combination.... In a new world with only moreglass and a few other enabled mods Statistics: Posted by Square70 — Mon Aug 03, 2026 20:12 * * *

> It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. > Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. > It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Hi, it's definitely a conflict between mods: with a new world and only this one enabled, it works perfectly.... I should look into it and find who's creating this conflict, maybe enabling mods little by little until I find the guilty combination.... In a new world with only moreglass and a few other enabled mods Statistics: Posted by Square70 — Mon Aug 03, 2026 20:12 * * *

It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sun Aug 02, 2026 18:34 * * *

It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sun Aug 02, 2026 18:34 * * *

It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sun Aug 02, 2026 18:34 * * *

It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sun Aug 02, 2026 18:34 * * *

It looks as though, someone changed from drawtype = nodebox to mesh somewhere in some code.. or something. Can you use F5 and point the crosshair at it and at least get the modname/subname ? Even though your screenshot shows, it would be nice to see the actual debug info for the node. It is not unusual for changes in a dependant mod cause issues for modes depending on them Statistics: Posted by TumeniNodes — Sun Aug 02, 2026 18:34 * * *

Description I've made a nodebox and texture editor wrapped into one. Rarther than manipulating individual node boxes, the user draws texture on 3 primary views - Top, Front, Left (and optionally their 3 reverse-side views) and their 3D intersection becomes the model. This basically is based on Visual Hull Reconstruction. This 3D model is then ran through a minimal nodebox extraction algorithm (actually 4 versions, of which the one that produces fewest nodeboxes is picked) - and the result are presented as ready-to-use nodebox code, and ready to export top/front/left and optionally if present bottom/back/right textures as png. To allow for more flexibility (solving the fact that three 2D projections cannot describe all 3D shapes), the editor has layers which can be toggled and only those that are visible will be exported. A pencil tool with noise param, and a fill tool are provided (and some improvements to fill + 2 more tools coming soon) Screenshots Spoiler Download: https://github.com/ZenonSeth/luanti-nodebox-editor - see Releases for pre-packaged, standalone .zip files that can be downloaded and ran without having to install anything else. Statistics: Posted by ZenonSeth — Sat Jun 27, 2026 17:32 * * *

Description I've made a nodebox and texture editor wrapped into one. Rarther than manipulating individual node boxes, the user draws texture on 3 primary views - Top, Front, Left (and optionally their 3 reverse-side views) and their 3D intersection becomes the model. This basically is based on Visual Hull Reconstruction. This 3D model is then ran through a minimal nodebox extraction algorithm (actually 4 versions, of which the one that produces fewest nodeboxes is picked) - and the result are presented as ready-to-use nodebox code, and ready to export top/front/left and optionally if present bottom/back/right textures as png. To allow for more flexibility (solving the fact that three 2D projections cannot describe all 3D shapes), the editor has layers which can be toggled and only those that are visible will be exported. A pencil tool with noise param, and a fill tool are provided (and some improvements to fill + 2 more tools coming soon) Screenshots Spoiler Download: https://github.com/ZenonSeth/luanti-nodebox-editor - see Releases for pre-packaged, standalone .zip files that can be downloaded and ran without having to install anything else. Statistics: Posted by ZenonSeth — Sat Jun 27, 2026 17:32 * * *

> I didn't, because I didn't initially though to upload it but just to local-host it so I never started a git repo (not even local). > If you are really interested I'll first have to clear and commemt the code: at the current state is a monolithic jsx file with no comments.. If and when you do please let me know! I've worked on Luanti Node Box Creator which is a web-based nodebox tool, so this is right up my alley. Statistics: Posted by Sheriff_U3 — Thu Jun 18, 2026 21:11 * * *

**Update time!** _(Yes, the mod is still active 👍)_ A long-standing issue coming from a rendering glitch that exists since Luanti Version 5.6 causing connected nodeboxes not rendering properly when the connected nodebox is not shown was finally circumvented. (This happens when you place a pillar on top of a pillar that has connected walls.) … oh, and you can now configure the mod a on a per-world basis, too. Statistics: Posted by Linuxdirk — Fri May 01, 2026 23:26 * * *

v1.3.0 - Complete Nodebox Support This release adds in support for all types of Luanti Nodeboxes! You can switch the nodebox type from a drop-down in the Cubes header. The second drop-down is for you to select which mode of the to edit. In addition you can import from any of the formats! The correct type is automatically set upon import. Also there are some bugfixes included, biggest one dealing with alerts not getting translated. Statistics: Posted by Sheriff_U3 — Fri May 01, 2026 13:03 * * *

_Simple web-based 3D editor for creating Luanti nodeboxes._ This is web program to create and edit luanti nodeboxes, it is capable of handling any fixed nodebox. You can import, export, and view nodeboxes in addition. Controls Arrow or WASD keys for circling around the nodebox in viewport. +/- to zoom in/out Touch support, one finger to move view, two fingers to zoom Known bugs _Some times there's unintended "features" that we know about, but have been unable to fix._ * Incorrect texture scaling, textures are rotated and placed correctly, but their not scaled like they are in-game. Links * Codeberg repository * Latest release * Online version * Translate * CC0 License * Simplistic Web Node Box Creator - Original project Translation Status Statistics: Posted by Sheriff_U3 — Mon Apr 13, 2026 14:30 * * *