readme improved

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Joachim Stolberg 2018-12-30 13:53:25 +01:00
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## New in v2 (from admins point of view)
- settingtypes introduced with the following settings: tubelib_max_num_forceload_blocks, tubelib_basalt_stone_enabled, tubelib_machine_aging_value
- the new mod 'tubelib_stairway' has to be enabled
- TechPack depends now on the mod 'tubelib2' (![GitHub](https://github.com/joe7575/tubelib2))
- TechPack depends now on the mod 'basic_materials' and 'tubelib2' (![GitHub](https://github.com/joe7575/tubelib2))
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### Configuration
- Maximim number of Forceload Blocks per player
- Enable Basalt Stone (and disable ore generation via cobble generator)
- machine aging value to calculate the lifetime of machines
The following can be changed in the minetest menu (Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Mods -> tubelib) or directly in 'minetest.conf'
- Maximum number of Forceload Blocks per player
- Enable Basalt Stone (and disable ore generation via Cobblestone generator)
- Machine aging value to calculate the lifetime of machines
Example for 'minetest.conf':
```LUA
tubelib_basalt_stone_enabled = false
tubelib_max_num_forceload_blocks = 12
tubelib_machine_aging_value = 200
```
#### Maximum number of Forceload Blocks per player
Default value is 12.
I higher number allows to build larger farms and machines which keep loaded, but increases the server load, too.
But the areas are only loaded when the player is online.
#### Enable Basalt Stone (and disable ore generation via Cobblestone generator)
The lava/water Cobblestone generator allows to produce infinite Cobblestone. By means of Quarry,
Grinder, and Gravel Sieve it allows to infinite generate ores.
This can be disabled by means of the setting parameter. If enabled, the Cobblestone
generator generates Basalt instead, which only can used for building purposes.
### Machine aging value to calculate the lifetime of machines
Default value is 200.
This aging value is used to calculate the lifetime of machines before they go defect.
The value 200 (default) results in a lifetime for standard machines of about 2000 - 8000 item processing cycles (~2-4 hours).
### License