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<mod_name>:<item_name> | <mod_name>:<item_name> | ||
Examples: | Examples: | ||
− | *<code>default:torch</code> — a [[torch]] | + | *<code>default:torch</code> — a [[torch]] (from mod “default”) |
− | *<code>default:dirt</code> — [[dirt]] | + | *<code>default:dirt</code> — [[dirt]] (from mod “default”) |
− | *<code>farming:bread</code> — [[bread]] | + | *<code>farming:bread</code> — [[bread]] (from mod “default”) |
+ | *<code>wool:orange</code> — orange [[wool]] (from mod “wool”) | ||
+ | *<code>screwdriver:screwdriver</code> — [[screwdriver]] (from mod “screwdriver”) | ||
There are itemstrings which don’t follow the syntax rules, see [[#Special itemstrings]]. | There are itemstrings which don’t follow the syntax rules, see [[#Special itemstrings]]. | ||
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== Lists of itemstrings == | == Lists of itemstrings == | ||
− | === | + | === [[Minetest (game)|minetest_game]] === |
+ | ==== default ==== | ||
+ | ''See [[Itemstrings/default]].'' | ||
− | + | === bones === | |
+ | * [[Bones|bones]] | ||
− | === | + | === bucket === |
− | |||
− | |||
* [[Bucket|bucket]] | * [[Bucket|bucket]] | ||
* [[Bucket|bucket_water]] | * [[Bucket|bucket_water]] | ||
* [[Bucket|bucket_lava]] | * [[Bucket|bucket_lava]] | ||
− | === | + | === doors === |
− | + | * [[Wooden Door|door_wood]] | |
+ | * [[Steel Door|door_steel]] | ||
− | === | + | === dye === |
− | See [[Itemstrings/ | + | ''See [[Itemstrings/dye]].'' |
− | === | + | === fire === |
− | + | * [[Fire|basic_flame]] | |
− | === More Ores === | + | === farming === |
− | See [[Itemstrings/moreores | + | ''See [[Itemstrings/farming]].'' |
+ | |||
+ | === flowers === | ||
+ | * [[Flower|dandelion_white]] | ||
+ | * [[Flower|dandelion_yellow]] | ||
+ | * [[Flower|geranium]] | ||
+ | * [[Flower|rose]] | ||
+ | * [[Flower|tulip]] | ||
+ | * [[Flower|viola]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | === screwdriver === | ||
+ | * [[Screwdriver|screwdriver]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | === stairs === | ||
+ | ''See [[Itemstrings/stairs]].'' | ||
+ | |||
+ | === vessels === | ||
+ | * [[Glass bottle|glass_bottle]] | ||
+ | * [[Drinking glass|drinking_glass]] | ||
+ | * [[Steel bottle|steel_bottle]] | ||
+ | * [[Glass fragments|glass_fragments]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | === wool === | ||
+ | ''See [[Itemstrings/Wool]].'' | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Other [[Game|games]] === | ||
+ | ==== Mesecons ==== | ||
+ | ''See [[Itemstrings/mesecons]].'' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== More Blocks ==== | ||
+ | ''See [[Itemstrings/moreblocks]].'' | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==== More Ores ==== | ||
+ | ''See [[Itemstrings/moreores]].'' | ||
=== Special itemstrings === | === Special itemstrings === |
Revision as of 09:20, 21 October 2013
Itemstrings are the internal names for items, blocks, nodes (everything which can be stored in an inventory).
Syntax
An usual itemstring consists of a the name of the mod where the item originates from followed by a “:” followed by an item name. All itemstrings are case sensitive.
<mod_name>:<item_name>
Examples:
default:torch
— a torch (from mod “default”)default:dirt
— dirt (from mod “default”)farming:bread
— bread (from mod “default”)wool:orange
— orange wool (from mod “wool”)screwdriver:screwdriver
— screwdriver (from mod “screwdriver”)
There are itemstrings which don’t follow the syntax rules, see #Special itemstrings.
Usages
Itemstrings can be used as arguments used for the /give
and /giveme
commands.
Example: /give Alberto default:torch 1
— gives Alberto one torch
Lists of itemstrings
minetest_game
default
See Itemstrings/default.
bones
bucket
doors
dye
See Itemstrings/dye.
fire
farming
See Itemstrings/farming.
flowers
screwdriver
stairs
See Itemstrings/stairs.
vessels
wool
See Itemstrings/Wool.
Other games
Mesecons
See Itemstrings/mesecons.
More Blocks
More Ores
See Itemstrings/moreores.
Special itemstrings
There are itemstrings which don’t follow the usual syntax rules. These itemstrings are always available, regardless of the activated mods:
air
— used for Airignore
— used to represent nodes in unloaded areas