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| − | {{Block Data | image=Mese.png | block_name=Mese Block | renewable=No |itemstring=default:mese }} | + | {{Languages}} |
| + | {{Block Data | image=Mese.png | block_name=Mese Block | renewable=No |itemstring=default:mese | luminance=Yes (3) }} | ||
| − | ''' | + | The '''mese block''' (pronunciation: [ˈmɛˌsɛ] MEH-seh) is the rarest [[Ores|ore]] and the rarest block in Minetest Game and starts appearing very deep underground (see [[Ores]] for details). Mese blocks are rarer than [[Diamond Ore|diamond ores]]. Mese blocks appear in clusters, but [[Mese Ore|mese ore]] clusters are more common. A single mese block can be [[Crafting|crafted]] to nine [[Mese Crystal|mese crystals]]. You need a [[Pickaxe|bronze pickaxe]], [[Pickaxe|steel pickaxe]] or a stronger pickaxe to [[Mining|mine]] it. |
== As a crafting ingredient == | == As a crafting ingredient == | ||
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|align="center"|[[Mese Block]] | |align="center"|[[Mese Block]] | ||
| {{Grid/Craft | | {{Grid/Craft | ||
| − | |B3= | + | |B3=Mese Block |
|out=mese_crystal | |out=mese_crystal | ||
|count=9}} | |count=9}} | ||
| − | |Required to craft other tools | + | |Required to craft other tools, to make [[Mese Crystal Fragment]]s and to craft [[Mese Lamp]]s. |
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|B1=mese_crystal|B2=mese_crystal|B3=mese_crystal | |B1=mese_crystal|B2=mese_crystal|B3=mese_crystal | ||
|C1=mese_crystal|C2=mese_crystal|C3=mese_crystal | |C1=mese_crystal|C2=mese_crystal|C3=mese_crystal | ||
| − | |out= | + | |out=Mese Block |
}} | }} | ||
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== History == | == History == | ||
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| − | | '''Quote from | + | | '''Quote from [[celeron55]]:''' |
| − | + | The origin of the block is just plain random. In the early days of the game I [celeron55] needed to add something to be mined from the ground, and ended up with this humorous nonsense block, and haven't removed it from the game from since. | |
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Mese actually means "msn messenger" in Finland and is used as a silly word (it sounds silly) in the ohjelmointiputka programming community. Additionally it is thought that the glasses of the emoticons 8) and 8D are "mese glasses". | Mese actually means "msn messenger" in Finland and is used as a silly word (it sounds silly) in the ohjelmointiputka programming community. Additionally it is thought that the glasses of the emoticons 8) and 8D are "mese glasses". | ||
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| + | The mese block is one of the oldest blocks in Minetest Game. In fact, it has been there since the beginning and even precedes Minetest Game. The mese block has been around when Luanti was still called Minetest-c55, in version 0.0.1! In the earliest versions of Minetest-c55, mese blocks were more common in general. They generated much higher and became even more common as you went deeper, which was unique. Near the [[World boundaries|bottom of the world]], you had a good chance of finding caves full of mese blocks. The only use of mese blocks back then was for crafting a [[Pickaxe|mese pickaxe]] with 3 mese ''blocks'' and 2 [[stick]]s. The mese pickaxe was the best tool and obviously overpowered, because it could break '''any''' block instantly. There were no other mese items. | ||
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| + | Later, when Minetest-c55 became Minetest and modding became a thing, the game logic has been moved to what is known today as [[Games/Minetest Game|Minetest Game]]. Then, mese has seen a lot of changes: More mese-related items have been added to Minetest Game, and the overpowered mese pickaxe has been nerfed and is now crafted with mese crystals instead of mese blocks. | ||
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| + | The generation of mese blocks changed as well: Mese blocks now generate very deep and are pretty rare. They also generate like any other ore and don't become more common when you dig deeper. | ||
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| + | The texture of mese blocks has been changed a couple of times: | ||
| + | <div style="text-align:center;"><ul> | ||
| + | <li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:First_Mese.png|frame|First texture of mese blocks, used until 0.4_20120408.]]</li> | ||
| + | <li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Old_Mese.png|frame|What mese blocks used to look like between 0.4_20120408 and 0.4_20120603.]]</li> | ||
| + | <li style="display: inline-block;">[[File:Third_Mese.png|frame|What mese blocks used to look like between 0.4_20121214 and 0.4_20160530.]]</li> | ||
| + | </ul></div> | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Ores]] | [[Category:Ores]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Solid]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Luminous]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Generated blocks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 6 December 2024
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| Mese Block | |
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| A node in Minetest Game | |
| Node Type | Full node |
| Drops | Itself |
| Physics | No |
| Luminance | Yes (3) |
| Flammable | No |
| Generated | Yes |
| Renewable | No |
| Stackable | Yes (99) |
| Itemstring | default:mese |
The mese block (pronunciation: [ˈmɛˌsɛ] MEH-seh) is the rarest ore and the rarest block in Minetest Game and starts appearing very deep underground (see Ores for details). Mese blocks are rarer than diamond ores. Mese blocks appear in clusters, but mese ore clusters are more common. A single mese block can be crafted to nine mese crystals. You need a bronze pickaxe, steel pickaxe or a stronger pickaxe to mine it.
As a crafting ingredient
| Name | Ingredients | Input → Output | Description | ||||||||||||
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| Mese Crystal | Mese Block |
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Required to craft other tools, to make Mese Crystal Fragments and to craft Mese Lamps. |
Crafting
| Ingredients | Input → Output | ||||||||||||
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| Mese Crystals |
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History
| Quote from celeron55:
The origin of the block is just plain random. In the early days of the game I [celeron55] needed to add something to be mined from the ground, and ended up with this humorous nonsense block, and haven't removed it from the game from since.
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The mese block is one of the oldest blocks in Minetest Game. In fact, it has been there since the beginning and even precedes Minetest Game. The mese block has been around when Luanti was still called Minetest-c55, in version 0.0.1! In the earliest versions of Minetest-c55, mese blocks were more common in general. They generated much higher and became even more common as you went deeper, which was unique. Near the bottom of the world, you had a good chance of finding caves full of mese blocks. The only use of mese blocks back then was for crafting a mese pickaxe with 3 mese blocks and 2 sticks. The mese pickaxe was the best tool and obviously overpowered, because it could break any block instantly. There were no other mese items.
Later, when Minetest-c55 became Minetest and modding became a thing, the game logic has been moved to what is known today as Minetest Game. Then, mese has seen a lot of changes: More mese-related items have been added to Minetest Game, and the overpowered mese pickaxe has been nerfed and is now crafted with mese crystals instead of mese blocks.
The generation of mese blocks changed as well: Mese blocks now generate very deep and are pretty rare. They also generate like any other ore and don't become more common when you dig deeper.
The texture of mese blocks has been changed a couple of times:
First texture of mese blocks, used until 0.4_20120408.
What mese blocks used to look like between 0.4_20120408 and 0.4_20120603.
What mese blocks used to look like between 0.4_20121214 and 0.4_20160530.
