https://store.steampowered.com/app/4185770/cenkers_mod/

cenker's mod is a multiplayer physics sandbox with many mods. Every mod has a different experience. Play included, community-made, and your own mods together with friends.

This will probably sound like the dumbest thing ya'll ever heard altough im rather new to lua, altough not programming..

I've been using lua with the minecraft mod figura to add animations to things with a script and such. quite nice, Untill i tried using the "trailing tails lua library", when saving the script it would keep getting stuck at the same error. i wondered why and noticed that the game was loading a old version of my script the one from the first save after using Trailing tails? i backedup the original script and deleted the one in the Figura avatar folder, and the game was still loading it.

a few unfortunate things happened the backup got removed(0 clue how the folder is just... new folder now?) but here's the thing, whilst i did try to recover it through the hard drive with little to no success, The game is still producing the same error, And loading the ingame avatar. this means its getting the data from somewhere no?

The very error that caused it may save the project that i spend... 20 hours on at this point. Is there anyway to figure out where the game gets this data from? maybe i can actually save it?

DatumHue is a creative workstation where you build your own experience by combining Lua apps. It runs natively and in the browser.

You can try a live instance in your browser at https://datumhue.app

The live instance has a desktop-like shell and a Steam-like store where users can publish free or paid creations, so far it contains the horror game Vigil.

A while ago I came across Lexaloffle's Picotron fantasy workstation and loved the concept of a hackable workstation composed of small script apps.

I wanted the same for non-fantasy work, which for me meant:

- No artificial limitations

- The shell is an ordinary app you create

- Your own preferred editor

- Charts and SQL over data files

- The same apps run in the browser and on the desktop

It's built on Bevy (game engine), Piccolo (Lua VM), Apache DataFusion (queries) and Iroh (connectivity).

DatumHue is closed source, the browser version is free and the desktop version has a free trial at https://datumhue.com

The Lua API is documented at https://datumhue.dev

Feedback is appreciated and I'd especially like to know what you would build with it :-)

Help

Hey im new to coding and wanted to learn lua ive got a few things down know and wanted to just write a little countdown nothing complicated just a first test but ran into the problem that i cant get a code delay to work