• Current version: 2.4.0
• By blert2112, and handed over to Panquesito7.

A merge of all the vehicles from:

• "Mesecars" by paramat.

• "Car" by Esteban.

• "Boats" by PilzAdam.

• "Hovercraft" by Stuart Jones.

• 28 vehicles currently.

• All CAR01's can carry 3 passengers.

• Disable vehicles by going to your Minetest Settings.

• Adding new vehicles is a simple matter of:

  • Create/acquire vehicle model and textures.
  • Create, and name appropriately, a new .lua file on its appropiate folder for the vehicle based on one of the existing ones.
  • Add a setting in settingtypes.txt for users to enable/disable it.
  • Change settings in the file you created to reflect the new vehicle.
  • Add a new line to init.lua to load the vehicle dofile(minetest.get_modpath("vehicle_mash") .. "/NAME_OF_VEHICLE.lua")

• Unzip the archive, rename the folder to vehicle_mash and place it in ../minetest/mods/

• GNU/Linux: If you use a system-wide installation place it in ~/.minetest/mods/.

• If you only want this to be used in a single world, place the folder in worldmods/ in your world directory.

For further information or help, see:
https://wiki.minetest.net/Installing_Mods

• None as of now.

Copyright (C) 2015-2016 blert2112 and contributors
Copyright (C) 2019-2022 Panquesito7 ([email protected]) and contributors

All licenses of previous works, of course, apply (see credits below). As far as the work I did... It's really just a fork of a fork of a fork of a fork, tossed it all into a blender and spun it on puree for a bit. Baked it for a while and set it on the counter to cool. What I mean is, make what you will of it, it matters not to me.

See LICENSE.md for more information.

• default (included in Minetest Game)
• lib_mount

• vehicle_mash 2.1.0 for MT 5.0.0+.
• vehicle_mash 2.0 for MT 0.4.12+ (may work on older versions).

There are no pending tasks to do yet.

v2.4.0 1/12/2022

• Added new API support for lib_mount.
• Customizable HP/Armor for all vehicles. Players will be affected.
• Short and tweak the code.
• Cars can now be killed by players.
• Support for 3+ passengers (beta).

v2.3.0 2/12/2021

• Improved formatting in README.md.
• Added API Mode setting.
• Removed F1 and 126r cars due to closed-source license.
• Improved vehicle drops.
  • Vehicles can now drop multiple items.
• Add option for vehicles to fly (setting per vehicle).
• Can enable/disable crash separately for each vehicle.
• Added ContentDB badge on README.md.
• Improved GitHub workflow.

v2.2.2 6/02/2020

• Fix passengers not detaching when driver gets out.
• Various other tweaks and fixes for passengers.

v2.2.1 5/28/2020

• Added vehicle crafting (Enabled by default).
  • Added car battery, windshield, tire, and motor.
• All CAR01's can now carry 3 passengers.
• Add screenshot.png.
• Improve README.md.

v2.2 5/15/2020

• Move files to a folder of its own.
• Add GitHub workflow and LuaCheck.
• Add settingtypes.txt to select enabled cars.
• Improve README.md.
• Short a bit the code.

v2.1 6/10/2019

• Fix attachment positions for drivers/passengers on all vehicles.
• Adds red, green, and yellow hovercrafts.
• Use mod.conf for name, description and dependencies.
• Support for MT 5.0.0+.

v2.0 8/13/2016

• converted to use the lib_mount mod for "driving"
• enlarged F1 and 126r models x2.5
• added yellow Mesecar
• updated boat model from default boat mod
• various speed/braking/turning/acceleration tweaks
• various collision box tweaks
• various other tweaks I probably forgot about
• last version supporting MT 0.4.12+.

v1.4 5/19/2015

• attach (one) passenger added
• reorganized vehicle definition file code and added some variables pertaining to passengers
• added a vehicle definition file template with comments
• cleaned up to remove code dulplication

v1.3 5/5/2015

• player now sits forward in vehicles
• tweaked player sit positions
• tweaked collison boxes
• proper placement on_ground/in_water

v1.2 5/1/2015

• added boats
• changed name so to not conflict with other mods

v1.1 4/25/2015

• car won't come to a complete stop (fixed)

v1.0 4/24/2015

• first release

Report bugs or suggest ideas by creating an issue.
If you know how to fix an issue, consider opening a pull request.