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## How you can help as a programmer
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(Almost) all the MineClone2 development is done using pull requests.
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If you feel like a problem needs to fixed or you want to make a new
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feature, you could start writing the code right away and notifying us
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when you're done, but it never hurts to discuss things first. If there
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is no issue on the topic, open one. If there is an issue, tell us that
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you'd like to take care of it, to avoid duplicate work. We appreciate
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any contributing effort to Mineclone2. If you are a relatively new
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programmer, you can reach us on Discord, Matrix or IRC for questions
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about git, Lua, Minetest API, Mineclone2 codebase or anything related
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to MineClone2. We can help you avoid writing code that would be deemed
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inadequeate, or help you become familiar with Mineclone2 better, or even
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help using development tools. By asking us to include your changes in
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this game, you agree that they fall under the terms of the GPLv3, which
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basically means they will become part of a free software. Sometimes,
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your code may cause crashes or bugs - we try to avoid such scenarios by
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testing everytime before merging it, but if your merged work causes
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problems, we ask you fix the issues as soon as possible.
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### The recommended workflow
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### Recommended workflow
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* Fork the repository (in case you have not already)
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* Do your change in a new branch
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* Create a pull request to get your changes merged into master
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request.
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* After the pull request got merged, you can delete the branch
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### Git Guidelines
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### Discuss first
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If you feel like a problem needs to fixed or you want to make a new
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feature, you could start writing the code right away and notifying us
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when you're done, but it never hurts to discuss things first. If there
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is no issue on the topic, open one. If there is an issue, tell us that
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you'd like to take care of it, to avoid duplicate work.
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### Don't hesitate to ask for help
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We appreciate any contributing effort to MineClone2. If you are a
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relatively new programmer, you can reach us on Discord, Matrix or IRC
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for questions about git, Lua, Minetest API, MineClone2 codebase or
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anything related to MineClone2. We can help you avoid writing code that
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would be deemed inadequeate, or help you become familiar with MineClone2
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better, or even help using development tools.
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### Maintain your own code, even if alreay got merged
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Sometimes, your code may cause crashes or bugs - we try to avoid such
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scenarios by testing everytime before merging it, but if your merged
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work causes problems, we ask you fix the issues as soon as possible.
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### Changing Gameplay
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Pull Requests that change gameplay have to be properly researched and
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need to state their sources. These PRs also need Fleckenstein's approval
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before they are merged.
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You can use these sources:
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* Minecraft code (Name the source file and line, however DONT post any
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proprietary code). You can use
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[MCP](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Programs_and_editors/Mod_Coder_Pack)
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to decompile Minecraft or look at
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[Minestorm](https://github.com/Minestom/Minestom) code.
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* Testing things inside of Minecraft (Attach screenshots / video footage
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of the results)
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* [Official Minecraft Wiki](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Minecraft_Wiki)
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(Include a link to the specific page you used)
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### Keep our guidelines
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#### Git Guidelines
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* We use merge rather than rebase or squash merge
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* We don't use git submodules.
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* Your commit names should be relatively descriptive, e.g. when saying
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* Try to keep your commits as atomic as possible (advise, but completely
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optional)
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### Code Guidelines
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#### Code Guidelines
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* Each mod must provide `mod.conf`.
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* Mod names are snake case, and newly added mods start with `mcl_`, e.g.
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`mcl_core`, `mcl_farming`, `mcl_monster_eggs`. Keep in mind Minetest
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* Use double quotes for strings, e.g. `"asdf"` rather than `'asdf'`
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* Use snake_case rather than CamelCase, e.g. `my_function` rather than
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`MyFunction`
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* Dont declare functions as an assignment, e.g.
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* Don't declare functions as an assignment, e.g.
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```lua
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-- bad
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end
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```
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### Changes to Gameplay
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Pull Requests that change gameplay have to be properly researched and
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need to state their sources. These PRs also need Fleckenstein's approval
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before they are merged.
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You can use these sources:
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* Minecraft code (Name the source file and line, however DONT post any
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proprietary code). You can use
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[MCP](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Programs_and_editors/Mod_Coder_Pack)
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to decompile Minecraft or look at
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[Minestorm](https://github.com/Minestom/Minestom) code.
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* Testing things inside of Minecraft (Attach screenshots / video footage
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of the results)
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* [Official Minecraft Wiki](https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Minecraft_Wiki)
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(Include a link to the specific page you used)
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### Licensing
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By asking us to include your changes in
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this game, you agree that they fall under the terms of the GPLv3, which
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basically means they will become part of a free software.
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### Developer status
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Active and trusted contributors are often granted write access to the
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