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09:24 MinetestBot    02[git] 04sfan5 -> 03luanti-org/minetest_game: Revert "Fix registering beds in other mods namespace" 1369b2fb7 https://github.com/luanti-org/minetest_game/commit/69b2fb7a328e97a51c4bcfbc1f57b48b26e49e0e (152025-06-20T09:23:02Z)
15:12 ireallyhateirc @luatic, I think you also planned to work on support for materials? If not correct me. Anyway are there any plans to support user-defined normal maps for models?
15:14 ireallyhateirc often there's a need to correct shading and bake high-poly details to a low-poly mesh and most engines allow defining a normal map texture
15:47 jonadab        In my experience, it's sometimes easier to compile from source on Linux, than to install the manufacturer's pre-built binaries on Windows.  Especially for non-mainstream software, which usually doesn't come as a proper .msi.
15:49 jonadab        The exception is, of course, if you want a specific brand-name of software and are not willing to use off-brand, in which case, some of it is only available at all for Windows.
15:50 jonadab        As in "How do I install Splashtop Streamer on Linux?"  You don't, you just use openssh, like the sensible people.
15:51 jonadab        Granted, most of the software I have experience with is inherently of a technical nature, system-administrator stuff, developer stuff, and so on; and so that's not really fair to Windows because that's pitting Linux' strengths against Windows' weaknesses.
15:56 [MatrxMT]      <Bracket> what is splashtop streamer
15:58 MTDiscord      <luatic> ireallyhateirc: yes there are plans for that, e.g. #8854
15:58 ShadowBot      https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/8854 -- Add support for a Materials API
16:00 ireallyhateirc @luatic, great
16:21 [MatrxMT]      <Bracket> 👀
18:39 [MatrxMT]      <Bracket> bruh i got B1InitialLibrary 0x00p...bb can i open a terminal or smth in window
18:40 [MatrxMT]      <Bracket> s/00p/000