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'''Note:''' Since version 0.4.14, Minetest has an “advanced settings” feature to change virtually all settings in Minetest, including a brief description of what each setting does. You will now rarely need to edit minetest.conf manually.
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'''Note:''' Since version 0.4.14, Luanti has an “advanced settings” feature to change virtually all settings in Luanti, including a brief description of what each setting does. You will now rarely need to edit minetest.conf manually.
  
 
'''minetest.conf''' is the configuration file used for numerous purposes. This file is read every time the game starts and is always created/modified when the menu quits.
 
'''minetest.conf''' is the configuration file used for numerous purposes. This file is read every time the game starts and is always created/modified when the menu quits.
  
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The configuration file is located in one of these locations:
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A file called [https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/minetest.conf.example minetest.conf.example] is provided as an example. See that file for a more complete list of options.
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* <code>../minetest.conf</code> - (RUN_IN_PLACE version, relative to executable)
 
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* <code>../../minetest.conf</code> - (RUN_IN_PLACE version, relative to executable)
 
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* <code>~/.minetest/minetest.conf</code> - (globally installed version on Linux)
 
  
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A custom path to a configuration file can be specified in command line using the option <code>--config /path/to/minetest.conf</code>.
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== Location ==
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If you are running a portable build of Luanti (aka RUN_IN_PLACE=1, user data is stored alongside the executable), it loads from:
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* <code>../minetest.conf</code>
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* <code>../../minetest.conf</code> (it can load settings from this location too, but will not write to it)
  
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A file called [https://github.com/celeron55/minetest/blob/master/minetest.conf.example minetest.conf.example] is provided as an example. See that file for a more complete list of options.<br />
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If you are running a system-wide build of Luanti (user data is stored separate from the executable), it loads from:
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This C++ code automatically generates minetest.conf, it contains all the default settings: [https://github.com/celeron55/minetest/blob/master/src/defaultsettings.cpp]
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* <code>~/.minetest/minetest.conf</code>
  
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== Default Settings (Excerpt) ==
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A custom path to a configuration file can be specified in command line using the option <code>--config /path/to/minetest.conf</code>.
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[[/Default|'''Raw file''']]
 
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{| class="wikitable"
 
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! Key
 
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! Type
 
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! Default Value
 
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! Description
 
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| '''video_driver'''
 
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| string
 
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| opengl
 
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| Allows the user to chose the video renderer used to render Minetest.
 
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:'''null''' - No rendering at all.
 
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:'''software''' - Software rendering (not accelerated by graphics card, everything done by the processor), ''very slow''.
 
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:'''burningsvideo''' - Also software rendering, ''very slow''.
 
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:'''direct3d8''' - Uses Direct3D 8, ''unlikely to work''.
 
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:'''directdd9''' - Uses Direct3D 9, ''may not work''.
 
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:'''opengl''' - Uses OpenGL, latest version possible. '''Best stability.'''
 
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| '''address'''
 
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| string
 
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| ''blank''
 
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| The address used for connecting to a server, if it is blank, the game will start a local server when attempting to connect.
 
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| '''port'''
 
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| integer
 
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| 30000
 
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| The port used when connecting to, or creating a server. For creating a server, ports above 1024 are preferred for security, compatibility and standards compliance reasons.
 
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| '''creative_mode'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Enables [[creative mode]]. ''This only affects local server.''
 
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:'''1''' - Creative mode enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Creative mode disabled.
 
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| '''enable_damage'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Enables damage. When disabled, players cannot die or receive damage of any kind. ''This only affects local server.''
 
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:'''1''' - Damage enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Damage disabled.
 
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| '''name'''
 
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| string
 
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| ''blank''
 
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| The name of the player.
 
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| '''new_style_leaves'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 1
 
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| Whether to make [[leaves]] transparent (1) or opaque (0); opaque leaves are faster, thus recommended on slower computers.
 
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:'''1''' - Leaves are transparent.
 
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:'''0''' - Leaves are opaque.
 
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| '''new_style_water'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Whether to lower water surface (1) or not (0) compared to other nodes; default water is faster to render and more accurate.
 
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:'''1''' - Water surface is lowered compared to other nodes, does not affect physics or gameplay.
 
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:'''0''' - Water surfaced is not lowered.
 
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| '''opaque_water'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Whether to enable opaque [[water]].
 
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:'''1''' - Opaque water enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Opaque water disabled.
 
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| '''show_debug'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Whether to enable debug info (coordinates, draw times...) on startup.
 
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:'''1''' - Debug info shown by default.
 
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:'''0''' - Debug info hidden by default.
 
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| '''smooth_lighting'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 1
 
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| Whether to use smooth lighting.
 
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:'''1''' - Smooth lighting enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Smooth lighting disabled.
 
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| '''client_delete_unused_sectors_timeout'''
 
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| integer
 
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| 600
 
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| This will set the client to forget parts of the map from the ''memory'' when they haven't been accessed for N seconds.
 
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| '''invert_mouse'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Allows the user to invert their mouse vertical axis.
 
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:'''1''' - Mouse vertical axis inverted.
 
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:'''0''' - Mouse vertical axis not inverted.
 
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| '''texture_path'''
 
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| string
 
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| ''blank''
 
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| Allows the user to specify an additional texture directory, from which Minetest will first search for textures.
 
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| '''time_speed'''
 
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| integer
 
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| 72
 
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| This changes the speed of the [[Time of day|day-night cycle]] (also applies to local/singleplayer game). When set to 0, the day-night cycle stops. The higher is the value, the faster the day-night cycle will be. 1 is equivalent to real world's day-night cycle.
 
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| '''viewing_range_nodes_min'''
 
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| integer
 
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| 25
 
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| Allows the user to change their minimal view range. This is very useful for slow computers. Can be changed using <kbd>KP +</kbd> and <kbd>KP -</kbd> in-game.
 
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| '''viewing_range_nodes_max'''
 
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| integer
 
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| 160
 
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| Allows the user to change their maximal view range. This is very useful for slow computers.
 
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| '''fov'''
 
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| integer
 
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| 72
 
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| Allows the user to change their field of view.
 
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| '''view_bobbing'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 1
 
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| Whether to enable view and wield item bobbing.
 
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:'''1''' - View bobbing enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - View bobbing disabled.
 
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| '''view_bobbing_amount'''
 
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| float
 
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| 1.0
 
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| Controls view bobbing intensity, 1.0 being 100%, 1.5 being 150% and so on. When set to 0.0, view bobbing is disabled but the wield item still bobs.
 
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| '''enable_fog'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 1
 
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| Whether to fog out the end of the visible area.
 
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:'''1''' - Fog enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Fog disabled.
 
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| '''enable_clouds'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 1
 
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| Whether to draw clouds.
 
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:'''1''' - Clouds enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Clouds disabled.
 
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| '''enable_3d_clouds'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 0
 
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| Allows the user to enable 3D clouds.
 
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:'''1''' - 3D clouds enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - 3D clouds disabled (2D clouds used instead).
 
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| '''enable_sound'''
 
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| boolean
 
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| 1
 
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| Whether to enable sound; sound can only be enabled if you have installed OpenAL.
 
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:'''1''' - Sound enabled.
 
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:'''0''' - Sound disabled.
 
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| '''sound_volume'''
 
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| float
 
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| 0.8
 
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| Allows the user to change sound volume. 1 is 100% volume whereas 0 is 0% volume.
 
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== Controls ==
 
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* Controls are written in the format <code>keymap_<action name> = <key name></code>, e.g. <code>keymap_forward = KEY_KEY_W</code>
 
* Controls are written in the format <code>keymap_<action name> = <key name></code>, e.g. <code>keymap_forward = KEY_KEY_W</code>
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* The list of possible controls (value right of the equals sign) can be seen in [http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/docu/namespaceirr.html#a54da2a0e231901735e3da1b0edf72eb3]. If your key isn't listed there, try writing the literal character
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* The list of possible controls (value right of the equals sign) can be seen in [https://github.com/minetest/irrlicht/blob/master/include/Keycodes.h]. If your key isn't listed there, try writing the literal character
 
* To disable a control completely, leave the part right of the equals sign empty, e.g. <code>keymap_toggle_debug =</code>
 
* To disable a control completely, leave the part right of the equals sign empty, e.g. <code>keymap_toggle_debug =</code>
  
 
See [[Controls]] for a list of controls and their setting name (if available).
 
See [[Controls]] for a list of controls and their setting name (if available).
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==Server-side settings==
 
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| server_name || string || empty || Name of the server, to be displayed when players join and in the serverlist.
 
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| server_description || string || empty || Description of server, to be displayed when players join and in the serverlist.
 
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| server_address || string || empty || Domain name of server, to be displayed in the serverlist.
 
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| server_url || string || empty || Homepage of server, to be displayed in the serverlist.
 
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| server_announce || boolean || false || Automatically report to the serverlist.
 
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| serverlist_url || string || servers.minetest.net || Announce to this serverlist.
 
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| strip_color_codes || boolean || false || Remove color codes from incoming chat messages. Use this to stop players from being able to use color in their messages
 
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[[Category:Server]]
 
[[Category:Server]]

Latest revision as of 23:11, 22 October 2024

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Note: Since version 0.4.14, Luanti has an “advanced settings” feature to change virtually all settings in Luanti, including a brief description of what each setting does. You will now rarely need to edit minetest.conf manually.

minetest.conf is the configuration file used for numerous purposes. This file is read every time the game starts and is always created/modified when the menu quits.

A file called minetest.conf.example is provided as an example. See that file for a more complete list of options.

Location

If you are running a portable build of Luanti (aka RUN_IN_PLACE=1, user data is stored alongside the executable), it loads from:

  • ../minetest.conf
  • ../../minetest.conf (it can load settings from this location too, but will not write to it)

If you are running a system-wide build of Luanti (user data is stored separate from the executable), it loads from:

  • ~/.minetest/minetest.conf

A custom path to a configuration file can be specified in command line using the option --config /path/to/minetest.conf.

Controls

In minetest.conf, you can configure most (but not all) keys, but a few more keys can be configured which are not configurable in the in-game settings menu; most notably, camera mode and minimap.

A few things to note:

  • Controls are written in the format keymap_<action name> = <key name>, e.g. keymap_forward = KEY_KEY_W
  • The list of possible controls (value right of the equals sign) can be seen in [1]. If your key isn't listed there, try writing the literal character
  • To disable a control completely, leave the part right of the equals sign empty, e.g. keymap_toggle_debug =

See Controls for a list of controls and their setting name (if available).

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