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content/celeron55.md

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+---
+title: Celeron55
+aliases:
+- /Celeron55
+---
+
+# Celeron55
+
+
+[![](/images/celeron55/C55.jpg)](/images/celeron55/C55.jpg)
+
+celeron55 _(old picture)_
+
+[![](/images/celeron55/C55-2.jpg)](/images/celeron55/C55-2.jpg)
+
+celeron55 in 2012, using his Panasonic Toughbook CF-51.
+
+Perttu Ahola, better known as **celeron55** is the founder and lead developer of [Luanti](https://wiki.luanti.org/Luanti "Luanti").
+
+Biography
+---------
+
+celeron55 leads quite a private life and so not much is known about his early life.
+
+He has worked on several other projects aside from Luanti.
+
+Much of his other work can be found on:
+
+* his [Blog](http://c55.me/blog/), (no longer online)
+* his [YouTube](http://www.youtube.com/celeron55/).
+
+Other Work
+----------
+
+[His List](http://c55.me/blog/?page_id=545) (no longer online)
+
+* [Ternadim](http://celeron.55.lt/blog/?attachment_id=555) (no longer online)
+* [Oh Snake!](http://c55.me/blog/?p=765) (no longer online)
+* [JS Bombers](http://c55.me/blog/?p=498) (no longer online)
+* [Jukumagic](http://code.google.com/p/jukumagic/) (no longer online)
+* [dcdrive2](http://c55.me/blog/?p=811) (no longer online)
+
+Weblinks
+--------
+
+* [Open source game developer Perttu Ahola talks about Minetest with Wikinews](https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Open_source_game_developer_Perttu_Ahola_talks_about_Minetest_with_Wikinews) - An Interview (when Luanti was still called “Minetest”)

content/gamepads.md

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+---
+title: Gamepads
+aliases:
+- /Gamepads
+---
+
+# Gamepads
+Many players prefer using gamepads (aka controllers or joysticks) over a keyboard and mouse.
+
+Built-in support
+----------------
+
+Luanti has some experimental built-in support for gamepads but it is quite broken and doesn't work on most hardware. Even when it does work, it doesn't support using GUIs.
+
+There's plans to improve this in the future, but for now **it's recommended that you use an external program for controllers, and not Luanti**.
+
+External programs
+-----------------
+
+### AntiMicroX
+
+[AntiMicroX](https://github.com/AntiMicroX/antimicrox/) is a graphical program used to map gamepad keys to keyboard, mouse, scripts and macros. You can use this program to control any desktop application with a gamepad on Linux and Windows.
+
+Todo: tutorial
+
+### Steam Input
+
+You can bind your controller to Luanti controls using Steam Input
+
+#### On Desktop
+
+[![](/images/gamepads/300px-Screenshot_20221217_110713.png)](/images/gamepads/Screenshot_20221217_110713.png)
+
+1.  Install and open Steam
+2.  Library > Add a game > Add a Non-Steam Game > Find and select Luanti > Add selected programs
+  * If Luanti isn't in the list, click "Browse" and select the executable
+3.  Open Big Picture Mode (click the expand icon in the top right of the Steam window, to the left of minimize/max/close)
+4.  Go to Library > Luanti > Manage Shortcut > Controller Options
+5.  Enable "Allow desktop configuration in launcher" and select "Forced On" in Steam Input Per-Game. Click OK
+6.  Click "Controller Configuration"
+7.  Click "Browse Configs" in the bottom of the Steam Controller Configurator
+  * You can find community layouts in "Community"
+  * OR you can use "Templates > Keyboard (WASD) and Mouse" to make your own
+8.  Click Apply Configuration and then click Done
+9.  Click "Your shortcut" and then "Play".
+
+#### On Steam Deck
+
+For a more in-depth guide, see [rubenwardy's blog post](https://blog.rubenwardy.com/2022/12/02/minetest-steam-deck/#controls)
+
+1.  Install Luanti
+  1.  Power > Switch to Desktop Mode
+  2.  Open Discover
+  3.  Search for Luanti and click Install
+  4.  When installed, go to Start > Games. Right-click Luanti (using left trigger) and click "add to Steam"
+  5.  Desktop > Return to Game Mode
+2.  Library > Non-steam Games > Luanti
+3.  Select controller icon, and choose a layout:
+  * It's recommended that you use Community > Semi-official Steam Deck by rubenwardy
+  * OR you can use "Templates > Keyboard (WASD) and Mouse" to make your own
+4.  Play Luanti
+
+### Others
+
+* QJoyPad
+* Joy2Key

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 title: Limitations
+aliases:
+- /Limitations
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 # Limitations

content/minetest-conf.md

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+---
+title: Minetest.conf
+aliases:
+- /Minetest.conf
+---
+
+# Minetest.conf
+
+
+**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](https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/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 [\[1\]](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. `keymap_toggle_debug =`
+
+See [Controls](https://wiki.luanti.org/Controls "Controls") for a list of controls and their setting name (if available).