Description
Digilines monitors and keyboards mod for Minetest using Display API / Font API.
Monitors display text received on their digiline channel and works like digilines lcd monitor.
Keyboards send text on their digiline channel. In protected areas, keyboard can be set to "Public" to be usable by anybody. Else, only players granted rights on the area can use the keyboard.
Craft recipes depend on installed mods, please refer to craft guide in game.
If scifi_nodes mod is enabled, scifi monitors can be turned into digiterms by crafting scifi monitor with a digiline (some texture are derivated from D00Med mod).
Releases
2025-11-01 02:12 UTC
2025-11-01
- digiterm nodes are not ground content
- Textures optimization and add mod.conf (#1)
- Update README.md
- Add support for games other than Minetest & minor deprecation cleanups (#2)
2019-05-16 09:47 UTC
v0.2
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Information
Provides
digiterms
Dependencies
- Required
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digilines
display_api
font_api
xcompat
- Optional
-
basic_materials
homedecor_common
mesecons_button
mesecons_luacontroller
mesecons_materials
mesecons_microcontroller
scifi_nodes
xpanes
Information
- Type
- Mod
- Technical Name
- digiterms
- Languages
-
English
- License
-
LGPL-3.0-only
for code,
CC-BY-SA-3.0
for media.
- Maintenance State
- Unknown
- Added
- 2019-05-16 09:47 UTC
- Maintainers
-
mt-mods
Used By
Extremely helpful as an input source
I love digiterms. I no longer have to have buttons and luacontrollers nor some artifical and abstract input method. I can just shove my textual input into a keyboard and send it off to my little black box for processing.
I've never needed to use the screen, but in testing, they've provided the authentic experience of a desktop particle accelerator. They're beautiful and are perfect for use with editors such as
ed.cool-retro-term in minetest!
Must have if you use screens and are a computer lunatic.
Finally Ctrl+Alt+F(whatever number that switches to virtual terminal TTY for you) in minetest! (Note: ctrl+alt+Fn is for switching teletypes on GNU-Linux)
But really, it's also a must have when you want the keyboard! It's very useful for e.g. sending commands.