AspireMint reports: Show infotext (name) when poin ... #6584
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AspireMint reports a bug:
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the infotext is something i've wanted for a long time, not sure why i didn't propose it earlier.
Sounds like a good idea. I'm trying to make castle_shields wearable these days anyways and the infotext part is a rather simple fix in comparison :P
Regarding the formspec ... hm. There is no "mouseover" event in minetest that lets us display more than this infotext, right?
A formspec could be part of the cities update.
no, though we could hack something that every server step, checks where a player is looking and whether the thing they're looking at is within their interact range, and puts up something in the HUD. i'm not sure i'm in favor of that though.
"Where a player is looking" sounds like raycasting?
yes