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- Avec correction la personnalisation du mod pour le serveur NALC.

.luacheckrc

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+read_globals = {
+	"DIR_DELIM",
+	"minetest", "core",
+	"dump", "dump2",
+	"vector",
+	"VoxelManip", "VoxelArea",
+	"PseudoRandom", "PcgRandom",
+	"ItemStack",
+	"Settings",
+	"unpack",
+
+	table = {
+		fields = {
+			"copy",
+			"indexof",
+			"insert_all",
+			"key_value_swap",
+		}
+	},
+
+	string = {
+		fields = {
+			"split",
+			"trim",
+		}
+	},
+
+	math = {
+		fields = {
+			"hypot",
+			"sign",
+			"factorial"
+		}
+	},
+}
+max_line_length = 80

LICENSE.txt

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README.md

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-death_messages
-==============
-
-A Minetest mod which sends a chat message when a player dies

README.txt

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+  ____             _   _       __  __
+ |  _ \  ___  __ _| |_| |__   |  \/  | ___  ___ ___  __ _  __ _  ___  ___
+ | | | |/ _ \/ _` | __| '_ \  | |\/| |/ _ \/ __/ __|/ _` |/ _` |/ _ \/ __|
+ | |_| |  __/ (_| | |_| | | | | |  | |  __/\__ \__ \ (_| | (_| |  __/\__ \
+ |____/ \___|\__,_|\__|_| |_| |_|  |_|\___||___/___/\__,_|\__, |\___||___/
+                                                          |___/
+
+A Minetest mod which sends a chat message when a player dies.
+
+Version: 0.1.4
+License: GPL v3 (see LICENSE.txt)
+
+Dependencies:
+none
+
+Please report bugs at the github issue tracker:
+https://github.com/4Evergreen4/death_messages/issues/

init.lua

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+--[[
+death_messages - A Minetest mod which sends a chat message when a player dies.
+Copyright (C) 2016  EvergreenTree
+
+This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+(at your option) any later version.
+
+This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+GNU General Public License for more details.
+
+You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+--]]
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+local title = "Death Messages"
+local version = "0.1.4"
+local mname = "death_messages"
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+dofile(minetest.get_modpath("death_messages").."/settings.txt")
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+-- A table of quips for death messages.  The first item in each sub table is the
+-- default message used when RANDOM_MESSAGES is disabled.
+local messages = {}
+
+-- Another one to avoid double death messages
+local whacked = {}
+
+local logfile = minetest.get_worldpath() .. "/death_logs.txt"
+
+-- Fill this table with sounds
+local sounds   = {
+	[1] = "death_messages_player_1",
+	[2] = "death_messages_player_2",
+}
+
+-- Translation wrapper
+local S = minetest.get_translator(mname)
+
+-- Lava death messages
+messages.lava = {
+	"@1 thought lava was cool.",
+	"@1 felt an urgent need to touch lava.",
+	"@1 fell in lava.",
+	"@1 died in lava.",
+	"@1 didn't know lava was very hot.",
+	"@1 destroyed Sauron's ring.",
+	"@1 melted into a ball of fire.",
+	"@1 couldn't resist that warm glow of lava.",
+	"@1 dug straight down.",
+}
+
+-- Drowning death messages
+messages.water = {
+	"@1 lacked oxygen.",
+	"@1 ran out of air.",
+	"@1 tried to impersonate an anchor.",
+	"@1 forgot (s)he was not a fish.",
+	"@1 forgot (s)he needed to breath underwater.",
+	"@1 isn't good at swimming.",
+	"@1 looked for the secret of the Unicorn.",
+	"@1 forgot his/her scaphander.",
+	"@1 failed at swimming lessons.",
+	"@1 blew one too many bubbles.",
+}
+
+-- Burning death messages
+messages.fire = {
+	"@1 was a bit too hot.",
+	"@1 was too close to the fire.",
+	"@1 just got roasted.",
+	"@1 got burnt.",
+	"@1 thought (s)he was the human torch.",
+	"@1 started a fire.",
+	"@1 burned to a crisp.",
+	"@1 got a little too warm.",
+	"@1 got too close to the camp fire.",
+	"@1 just got roasted, hotdog style.",
+	"@1 was set aflame. More light that way.",
+}
+
+-- Acid death messages
+messages.acid = {
+	"@1 now has parts of him/her missing.",
+	"@1 discovered that acid is fun.",
+	"@1 put his/her head where it melted.",
+	"@1 discovered that his/her body in acid, it's like sugar in water.",
+	"@1 thought (s)he was swimming in apple juice.",
+	"@1 gave his/her body to make an infusion.",
+	"@1 drowned into the wrong liquid.",
+	"@1 tried to test his/her body's solubility in acid.",
+}
+
+-- Quicksands death messages
+messages.sand = {
+	"@1 learned that sand is less fluid than water.",
+	"@1 joined the mummies.",
+	"@1 got buried.",
+	"@1 choosen to become a fossil.",
+}
+
+-- Other death messages
+messages.other = {
+	"@1 did something fatal to himself/herself.",
+	"@1 died.",
+	"@1 left this world.",
+	"@1 reached miner's heaven.",
+	"@1 lost him/her life.",
+	"@1 saw the light.",
+	"@1 fell from a bit too high.",
+	"@1 slipped on a banana skin.",
+	"@1 wanted to test his/her super powers.",
+	"@1 gave up on life.",
+	"@1 is somewhat dead now.",
+	"@1 passed out permanently.",
+	"@1 died under very mysterious conditions.",
+	"@1 died in very mysterious circumstances.",
+	"@1 passed away.",
+}
+
+-- Whacking death messages
+messages.whacking = {
+	"@1 got whacked by @2.",
+	"@1's grave was dug by @2.",
+	"@1 got recycled by @2.",
+	"@1 surely annoyed @2.",
+	"@1 can't have any more offspring because of @2.",
+	"@1 got beaten up by @2.",
+	"@1 had his suffering cut short by @2.",
+	"@1 died in excruciating pain because of @2's fault.",
+	"@1 spent his last moments in the company of @2.",
+	"@1's lineage was extinguished by @2.",
+	"@1 wasn't as strong as @2.",
+	-- Need to fill
+}
+
+messages.monsters_whacking = {
+	"@1 got whacked by a @2.",
+	"Darwin said : @1 was less adapted than a @2.",
+	"@1 was transformed into a doormat by a @2.",
+	"@1 thought (s)he was stronger than a @2.",
+	"@1 got kicked up by a @2. Next up...",
+	"@1 felt well that he/she could not do anything against a @2.",
+	"@1 versus @2? It's going bad!",
+	"@1 got a memorable spanking from @2.",
+	"@1 thought to be able to tame a @2? History shows he was wrong.",
+	"@1 didn't have the right reflex in front of a @2.",
+	"But what did @1 imagine versus a @2? Rest her soul.",
+	"@1 got shipped off to the afterlife in a hurry by a @2.",
+	"@1's attempt to reason with a @2 didn't exactly pay off.",
+	"@1 was severely shattered by a dirty @2.",
+	-- Need to fill
+}
+
+-- Monsters
+
+local monsters = {
+	["mobs_monster:fireball"] = "dungeon master",
+	["mobs_monster:dungeon_master"] = "dungeon master",
+	["mobs_monster:spider"] = "spider",
+	["mobs_monster:sand_monster"] = "sand monster",
+	["mobs_animal:cow"] = "cow",
+	["creeper:creeper"] = "creeper",
+	["pmobs:dog"] = "dog",
+	["slimes:greenbig"] = "big green slim",
+	["slimes:greenmedium"] = "medium green slim",
+	["slimes:greensmall"] = "small green slim",
+	["slimes:lavabig"] = "big lava slim",
+	["slimes:lavamedium"] = "medium lava slim",
+	["slimes:lavasmall"] = "small lava slim",
+	["pmobs:yeti"] = "yeti",
+	["pmobs:snowball"] = "yeti",
+	["pmobs:npc"] = "npc",
+	["pmobs:npc_female"] = "female npc",
+	["mobs_monster:oerkki"] = "oerkki",
+	["mobs_monster:stone_monster"] = "stone monster",
+	["mobs_monster:dirt_monster"] = "dirt monster",
+	["mobs_animal:goat"] = "goat",
+	["pmobs:wolf"] = "wolf",
+	["mobs_monster:tree_monster"] = "tree monster",
+	["mobs_monster:mese_arrow"] = "mese monster",
+	["zombie:zombie"] = "zombie",
+	["mobs_monster:minotaur"] = "minotaur",
+	["mobs_animal:pumba"] = "warthog",
+	["tsm_pyramids:mummy"] = "mummy",
+	["mobs_sharks:shark_lg"] = "large shark",
+	["mobs_sharks:shark_md"] = "medium shark",
+	["mobs_sharks:shark_sm"] = "small shark",
+	["mobs_crocs:crocodile"] = "crocodile",
+	["mobs_crocs:crocodile_float"] = "crocodile",
+	["mobs_crocs:crocodile_swim"] = "crocodile",
+	["mobs_monster:lava_flan"] = "lava flan",
+	["mobs_animal:bee"] = "bee",
+	["mobs_animal:bunny"] = "evil bunny",
+--	["mobs:pumpking"] = "pumpking",
+--	["mobs:pumpboom"] = "pumpboom",
+--	["mobs:mese_dragon"] = "mese_dragon",
+}
+
+local function broadcast_death(msg)
+	minetest.chat_send_all(msg)
+	local logfilep = io.open(logfile, "a")
+	logfilep:write(os.date("[%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S] ") .. msg .. "\n")
+	logfilep:close()
+	if irc then
+		irc.say(msg)
+	end
+end
+
+local function sound_play_all(dead)
+	for _, p in ipairs(minetest.get_connected_players()) do
+		local player_name = p:get_player_name()
+		if player_name and player_name ~= dead then
+			minetest.sound_play("death_messages_people_1",{to_player=player_name, gain=1})
+		end
+	end
+end
+
+minetest.register_on_punchplayer(function(player, hitter, time,
+	tool_caps, dir, damage)
+	if player:get_hp() - damage <= 0 and not whacked[player:get_player_name()] then
+		local player_name = player:get_player_name()
+		local death_message
+		if hitter:is_player() then
+			death_message = S(messages.whacking[math.random(1,#messages.whacking)], player_name, hitter:get_player_name())
+		else
+			local entity_name = monsters[hitter:get_luaentity().name] or "monster"
+			death_message = S(messages.monsters_whacking[math.random(1, #messages.monsters_whacking)], player_name, entity_name)
+		end
+		broadcast_death(death_message)
+		minetest.sound_play(sounds[math.random(1,#sounds)],{to_player=player_name,gain=1})
+		sound_play_all(player_name)
+		whacked[player_name] = true
+	end
+end)
+
+
+minetest.register_on_leaveplayer(function(player)
+	whacked[player:get_player_name()] = nil
+end)
+
+minetest.register_on_respawnplayer(function(player)
+	whacked[player:get_player_name()] = nil
+end)
+
+local function get_message(mtype)
+	if RANDOM_MESSAGES then
+		return messages[mtype][math.random(1, #messages[mtype])]
+	else
+		return messages[mtype][1] -- 1 is the index for the non-random message
+	end
+end
+
+minetest.register_on_dieplayer(function(player)
+		local player_name = player:get_player_name()
+		local node = minetest.registered_nodes[minetest.get_node(player:get_pos()).name]
+		if minetest.is_singleplayer() then
+			player_name = S("You")
+		end
+
+		local death_message = ""
+
+		if not whacked[player_name] then
+
+			-- Death by lava
+			if node.groups.lava ~= nil then
+				death_message = get_message("lava")
+				-- Death by acid
+			elseif node.groups.acid ~= nil then
+				death_message = get_message("acid")
+				-- Death by drowning
+			elseif player:get_breath() == 0 then
+				if node.groups.water ~= nil then
+					death_message = get_message("water")
+					-- Death in quicksand
+				elseif node.name == "nalc:sand_source" or node.name ==  "nalc:sand_flowing" then
+					death_message = get_message("sand")
+				end
+				-- Death by fire
+			elseif node.name == "fire:basic_flame" then
+				death_message = get_message("fire")
+				-- Death by something else
+			else
+				death_message = get_message("other")
+			end
+
+			-- Actually tell something
+			death_message = S(death_message, player_name)
+			broadcast_death(death_message)
+			minetest.sound_play(sounds[math.random(1,#sounds)], {to_player=player_name,gain=1})
+			sound_play_all(player_name)
+			whacked[player_name] = true
+		end
+	end)
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+print("[Mod] "..title.." ["..version.."] ["..mname.."] Loaded...")
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

locale/death_messages.fr.tr

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+# textdomain: death_messages
+
+You=Tu
+
+## lava
+@1 thought lava was cool.=@1 pensait que la lave était cool.
+@1 felt an urgent need to touch lava.=@1 a ressenti un besoin urgent de toucher la lave.
+@1 fell in lava.=@1 est tombé(e) dans la lave.
+@1 died in lava.=@1 est mort(e) dans de la lave.
+@1 didn't know lava was very hot.=@1 ne savait pas que la lave était vraiment chaude.
+@1 destroyed Sauron's ring.=@1 a detruit l'anneau de Sauron.
+@1 melted into a ball of fire.=@1 a fondu en une boule de feu.
+@1 couldn't resist that warm glow of lava.=@1 n'a pas pu résister à cette chaude lueur de lave.
+@1 dug straight down.=@1 a creusé vers le bas.
+
+## Drowning
+@1 lacked oxygen.=@1 manquait d'oxygène.
+@1 ran out of air.=@1 a manqué d'air.
+@1 tried to impersonate an anchor.=@1 a tenté d'usurper l'identité d'une ancre.
+@1 forgot (s)he was not a fish.=@1 a oublié qu'il/elle n'était pas un poisson.
+@1 forgot (s)he needed to breath underwater.=@1 a oublié qu'il lui fallait respirer sous l'eau.
+@1 isn't good at swimming.=@1 n'est pas bon(ne) en natation.
+@1 looked for the secret of the Unicorn.=@1 a cherché le secret de la licorne.
+@1 forgot his/her scaphander.=@1 a oublié son scaphandre.
+@1 failed at swimming lessons.=@1 a raté ses cours de natation.
+@1 blew one too many bubbles.=@1 a expiré une bulle de trop.
+
+## Fire
+@1 was a bit too hot.=@1 était un peu trop chaud.
+@1 was too close to the fire.=@1 a été trop près du feu.
+@1 just got roasted.=@1 vient de se faire rotir.
+@1 got burnt.=@1 a été carbonisé.
+@1 thought (s)he was the human torch.=@1 pensait qu'elle/il était la torche humaine.
+@1 started a fire.=@1 a allumé le feu.
+@1 burned to a crisp.=@1 a brulé comme une chips.
+@1 got a little too warm.=@1 a eu un peu trop chaud.
+@1 got too close to the camp fire.=@1 s'est approché(e) trop près du feu de camp.
+@1 just got roasted, hotdog style.=@1 vient de se faire rôtir façon hotdog.
+@1 was set aflame. More light that way.=@1 s'est embrasé(e). Ça fait plus de lumière.
+
+## Acid
+@1 now has parts of him/her missing.=@1 a desormais des parties en moins.
+@1 discovered that acid is fun.=@1 a decouvert que l'acide, c'est fun.
+@1 put his/her head where it melted.=@1 a mis sa tête là ou elle a fondu.
+@1 discovered that his/her body in acid, it's like sugar in water.=@1 a decouvert que son corps dans l'acide, c'est comme du sucre dans de l'eau.
+@1 thought (s)he was swimming in apple juice.=@1 a cru qu'il/elle se baignait dans du jus de pomme.
+@1 gave his/her body to make an infusion.=@1 a donné son corps pour faire une infusion.
+@1 drowned into the wrong liquid.=@1 a bu la mauvaise tasse.
+@1 tried to test his/her body's solubility in acid.=@1 a voulu tester la solubilité de son corps dans l'acide.
+
+## Sand
+@1 learned that sand is less fluid than water.=@1 a appris que le sable est moins fluide que l'eau.
+@1 joined the mummies.=@1 a rejoint les momies.
+@1 got buried.=@1 s'est fait(e) ensevelir.
+@1 choosen to become a fossil.=@1 a choisi de devenir un fossile.
+
+## Other
+@1 did something fatal to himself/herself.=@1 a fait quelque chose qui lui a été fatal.
+@1 died.=@1 est mort(e).
+@1 left this world.=@1 n'est plus de ce monde.
+@1 reached miner's heaven.=@1 a rejoint le paradis des mineurs.
+@1 lost his/her life.=@1 a perdu la vie.
+@1 saw the light.=@1 a vu la lumière.
+@1 fell from a bit too high.=@1 est tombé(e) d'un peu trop haut.
+@1 slipped on a banana skin.=@1 a glissé sur une peau de banane.
+@1 wanted to test his/her super powers.=@1 a voulu tester ses super pouvoirs.
+@1 gave up on life.=@1 a decidé de mourir.
+@1 is somewhat dead now.=@1 est quelque peu mort(e) maintenant.
+@1 passed out permanently.=@1 s'est evanoui(e) pour toujours.
+@1 died under very mysterious conditions.=@1 est mort(e) dans des conditions bien mystérieuses.
+@1 died in very mysterious circumstances.=@1 est mort(e) dans de mystérieuses circonstances.
+@1 passed away.=@1 a trépassé.
+
+## Whacking Death
+@1 got whacked by @2.=@1 s'est pris(e) une raclée de la part de @2.
+@1's grave was dug by @2.=La tombe de @1 a été creusée par @2.
+@1 got recycled by @2.=@1 s'est fait(e) recycler par @2.
+@1 surely annoyed @2.=@1 embetait sûrement @2.
+@1 can't have any more offspring because of @2.=@1 ne pourra plus avoir de descendance à cause de @2.
+@1 got beaten up by @2.=@1 s'est fait(e) rosser par @2.
+@1 had his suffering cut short by @2.=@1 s'est vu(e) abréger ses souffrances par @2.
+@1 died in excruciating pain because of @2's fault.=@1 est mort(e) dans d'atroces souffrances par la faute de @2.
+@1 spent his last moments in the company of @2.=@1 a vécu ses derniers instants en compagnie de @2.
+@1's lineage was extinguished by @2.=La lignée de @1 s'est éteinte à cause de @2.
+@1 wasn't as strong as @2.=@1 a été moins fort(e) que @2.
+
+## Monster Whacking
+@1 got whacked by a @2.=@1 s'est pris une raclée de la part d'un @2.
+Darwin said: @1 was less adapted than a @2.=Darwin a dit : @1 était moins adapté(e) qu'un @2.
+@1 was transformed into a doormat by a @2.=@1 s'est fait(e) transformer en paillasson par un @2.
+@1 thought (s)he was stronger than a @2.=@1 s'est cru(e) plus fort(e) qu'un @2.
+@1 got kicked up by a @2. Next up...=@1 s'est fait(e) dégommer par un @2. Au suivant...
+@1 felt well that he/she could not do anything against a @2.=@1 sentait bien qu'il/elle ne pouvait pas faire le poids contre un @2.
+@1 versus @2? It's going bad!=@1 contre un @2 ? Ça tourne mal !
+@1 got a memorable spanking from @2.=@1 a reçu une fessé mémorable de la part d'un @2.
+@1 thought to be able to tame a @2? History shows he was wrong.=@1 croyait pouvoir dompter un @2 ? L'histoire montre qu'il/elle a eu tort.
+@1 didn't have the right reflex in front of a @2.=@1 n'a pas eu le bon réflexe face à un @2.
+But what did @1 imagine versus a @2? Rest her soul.=Mais que s'est imaginé(e) @1 face à un @2 ? Paix à son âme.
+@1 got shipped off to the afterlife in a hurry by a @2.=@1 s'est fait(e) expédier dans l'au-delà vite fait bien fait par un @2.
+@1's attempt to reason with a @2 didn't exactly pay off.=La tentative de @1 pour raisonner un @2 n'a pas vraiment porté ses fruits.
+@1 was severely shattered by a dirty @2.=@1 s'est fait(e) sévèrement éclater par une saleté de @2.

locale/death_messages.fr.tr~

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+# textdomain: death_messages
+
+## lava
+@1 thought lava was cool=@1 pensait que la lave était cool
+@1 felt an urgent need to touch lava=@1 s'est senti obligé de toucher la lave

locale/template.txt

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+# textdomain: death_messages
+
+You=
+
+## lava
+@1 thought lava was cool.=
+@1 felt an urgent need to touch lava.=
+@1 fell in lava.=
+@1 died in lava.=
+@1 didn't know lava was very hot.=
+@1 destroyed Sauron's ring.=
+@1 melted into a ball of fire.=
+@1 couldn't resist that warm glow of lava.=
+@1 dug straight down.=
+
+## Drowning
+@1 lacked oxygen.=
+@1 ran out of air.=
+@1 tried to impersonate an anchor.=
+@1 forgot (s)he was not a fish.=
+@1 forgot (s)he needed to breath underwater.=
+@1 isn't good at swimming.=
+@1 looked for the secret of the Unicorn.=
+@1 forgot his/her scaphander.=
+@1 failed at swimming lessons.=
+@1 blew one too many bubbles.=
+
+## Fire
+@1 was a bit too hot.=
+@1 was too close to the fire.=
+@1 just got roasted.=
+@1 got burnt.=
+@1 thought (s)he was the human torch.=
+@1 started a fire.=
+@1 burned to a crisp.=
+@1 got a little too warm.=
+@1 got too close to the camp fire.=
+@1 just got roasted, hotdog style.=
+@1 was set aflame. More light that way.=
+
+## Acid
+@1 now has parts of him/her missing.=
+@1 discovered that acid is fun.=
+@1 put his/her head where it melted.=
+@1 discovered that his/her body in acid, it's like sugar in water.=l'acide, c'est comme du sucre dans de l'eau.
+@1 thought (s)he was swimming in apple juice.=
+@1 gave his/her body to make an infusion.=
+@1 drowned into the wrong liquid.=
+@1 tried to test his/her body's solubility in acid.=
+
+## Sand
+@1 learned that sand is less fluid than water.=
+@1 joined the mummies.=
+@1 got buried.=
+@1 choosen to become a fossil.=
+
+## Other
+@1 did something fatal to himself/herself.=
+@1 died.=
+@1 left this world.=
+@1 reached miner's heaven.=
+@1 lost his/her life.=
+@1 saw the light.=
+@1 fell from a bit too high.=
+@1 slipped on a banana skin.=
+@1 wanted to test his/her super powers.=
+@1 gave up on life.=
+@1 is somewhat dead now.=
+@1 passed out permanently.=
+@1 died under very mysterious conditions.=
+@1 died in very mysterious circumstances.=
+@1 passed away.=
+
+## Whacking Death
+@1 got whacked by @2.=
+@1's grave was dug by @2.=
+@1 got recycled by @2.=
+@1 surely annoyed @2.=
+@1 can't have any more offspring because of @2.=
+@1 got beaten up by @2.=
+@1 had his suffering cut short by @2.=
+@1 died in excruciating pain because of @2's fault.=
+@1 spent his last moments in the company of @2.=
+@1's lineage was extinguished by @2.=
+@1 wasn't as strong as @2.=
+
+## Monster Whacking
+@1 got whacked by a @2.=
+Darwin said: @1 was less adapted than a @2.=
+@1 was transformed into a doormat by a @2.=
+@1 thought (s)he was stronger than a @2.=
+@1 got kicked up by a @2. Next up...=
+@1 felt well that he/she could not do anything against a @2.=
+@1 versus @2? It's going bad!=
+@1 got a memorable spanking from @2.=
+@1 thought to be able to tame a @2? History shows he was wrong.=
+@1 didn't have the right reflex in front of a @2.=
+But what did @1 imagine versus a @2? Rest her soul.=
+@1 got shipped off to the afterlife in a hurry by a @2.=
+@1's attempt to reason with a @2 didn't exactly pay off.=
+@1 was severely shattered by a dirty @2.=

mod.conf

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+name = death_messages
+title = Death Messages
+author = Evergreen
+description = Sends a chat message when a player dies (with customizable messages)
+license = GPL v3
+forum = https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=8821
+version = 0.1.4

settings.txt

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+RANDOM_MESSAGES = true