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 name: luacheck
 on: [push, pull_request]
 jobs:
  build:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
    - uses: actions/checkout@master
    - name: apt
      run: sudo apt-get install -y luarocks
    - name: luacheck install
      run: luarocks install --local luacheck
    - name: luacheck run
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 *~
 # eclipse project files
 .project
 .settings
 .buildpath
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 unused_args = false
 max_line_length = 180
 globals = {
    "minetest",
 	"signs_lib",
 }
 read_globals = {
 	-- Builtin
 	table = {fields = {"copy"}},
 	"ItemStack", "vector", "default",
 	-- Mod deps
 	"screwdriver",
 }
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 # Signs_lib API
 In this text, common terms such as `pos`, `node`, or `placer`/`digger` will not be explained unless they have a different meaning than what's usually used in Minetest mods.  See [minetest/doc/lua_api.txt](https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/doc/lua_api.txt) for details on these and other common terms, if necessary.  Similarly, common shorthand such as `int`, `float`, etc. should require no explanation.
 ## Registering a sign
 * `signs_lib.register_sign(nodename, def)`
  To put it simply, where you'd have used `minetest.register_node()` before, just replace it with this call.  The syntax is identical, and in general, all settings/items allowed there are allowed here as well.  Anything that `signs_lib` doesn't need to override or alter will be passed straight through to `register_node()`, unchanged (such as `description`, `tiles`, or `inventory_image`).
  The supplied node name will be prepended with ":", so that any mod can register signs under any other mod's namespace, if desired.
  Many items have default settings applied when omitted, most of which would produce something equivalent to "default:sign_wall_wood" if enough other node defintion settings were to be included.
  * `drawtype = "string"`
    Default: "mesh"
  * `tiles = {table}`
    Since this is a sign-specific library, this parameter behaves rather different from what you would normally use in `minetest.register_node()`.  The first two entries are mandatory.  The third, fourth and fifth entries are optional, depending on which mounting styles are enabled for a given node.
    * entry 1: the front and back of the sign.
    * entry 2: the sides/edges
    * entry 3: texture for the pole mount.  If unspecified, the standard pole mount image is used, if needed.
    * entry 4: texture for the hanging part.  If unspecified, the standard hanging chains image is used, if needed.
    * entry 5: texture for the yard sign stick.  If unspecified, "default_wood.png" is used, if needed.
    * entry 6: ignored.
  * `mesh = "string"`
    Default: "signs_lib_standard_wall_sign.obj".
  * `paramtype = "string"`
    Default: "light"
  * `paramtype2 = "string"`
    As with any other node, this determines how param2 is interpreted.  Since these are signs, only two modes make sense: "wallmounted" and "facedir".  Any other string is the same as "facedir".
    Default: "wallmounted"
  * `wield_image = "string"`
    Default: whatever the `inventory_image` is set to (if anything).
  * `selection_box = {table}`
    Works the same as usual.  A helper function exists to create boxes by specifying only and X/Y size and offset:
    `signs_lib.make_selection_boxes()` (see below).
  * `groups = {table}`
    Sets the sign's groups, as usual.  In addition to whatever arbitrary groups you may have in mind, there are two presets available (both of which have `attached_node` removed, and `sign = 1` added):
    * `signs_lib.standard_wood_groups`, inherited from "default:sign_wall_wood"
    * `signs_lib.standard_steel_groups`, inherited from "default:sign_wall_steel"
    Default: `signs_lib.standard_wood_groups`
  * `sounds = something`
    Sets the sign's sound profile, as usual.  In addition to whatever sound profile you may have in mind, there are two presets available:
    * `signs_lib.standard_wood_sign_sounds`, inherited from "default:sign_wall_wood"
    * `signs_lib.standard_steel_sign_sounds`, inherited from "default:sign_wall_steel"
    Default: `signs_lib.standard_wood_sign_sounds`
  * `drop = something`
    Default: inherited from the `nodename` argument given to `signs_lib.register_sign()`
  * `after_place_node = function(pos, placer, itemstack, pointed_thing, locked)`
    See below under "Main functions".
    Default: `signs_lib.after_place_node`
  * `on_rightclick = function(pos, node, player, itemstack, pointed_thing)`
    See below under "Main functions".
    Default: `signs_lib.rightclick_sign`
  * `on_destruct = function(pos)`
    See below under "Main functions".
    Default: `signs_lib.destruct_sign`
  * `on_punch = function(pos)`
    See below under "Main functions".
    Default: `signs_lib.update_sign`
  * `onpole_mesh = "string"`
  * `hanging_mesh = "string"`
  * `yard_mesh = "string"`
    If your node needs a custom model for its on-pole, hanging, and/or yard variants, specify them here, as needed.  The materials and textures behave the same on these as on other sign models.  All sign model filenames are still derived from the base sign model, when not overridden here (so these can be totally arbitrary filenames).
    Defaults: the normal "_onpole", "_hanging", or "_yard" version of the model specified by `mesh`.
  * `selection_box = {table}`
  * `node_box = {table}`
  As usual, the former sets the sign's selection box, while the latter sets its collision information (since signs use model meshes).  At the very least, you'll want to specify `selection_box`.  If the sign node is in "wallmounted" mode, this must contain proper `wall_top`, `wall_side`, and `wall_bottom` entries, as one normally uses with such nodes.  Signs that use "facedir" mode just need the usual `fixed` setting.
  Defaults:  `selection_box` is a box that fits the standard wall sign, if not specified.  `node_box` takes on the value given to `selection_box`, if not specified (or the standard wall sign setting, if neither is present).
  * `onpole_selection_box = {table}`
  * `hanging_selection_box = {table}`
  * `yard_selection_box = {table}`
  * `onpole_node_box = {table}`
  * `hanging_node_box = {table}`
  * `yard_node_box = {table}`
    If your node needs special handling for its onpole-, hanging-, or yard-mode selection boxes or for their collision info (which `signs_lib` always uses the node's `node_box` item for), you can specify them here.  Same syntax as the regular `selection_box` setting.
    Defaults:  whatever the `selection_box` and `node_box` entries are set to.
  * `default_color = "string"`
    Sets the default text color for this sign, in hexadecimal (one digit, lowercase), from the standard Linux/IRC/CGA color palette.  Same as the colors shown in the sign's formspec.
    Default: "0" (black)
  * `number_of_lines = int`
    Just what it says on the tin.  How many lines you can fit will vary with overall sign node size, font size, scaling, line spacing, etc.
    Default: 6
  * `horiz_scaling = float`
  * `vert_scaling = float`
    Scaling factor applied to the entity texture horizontal or vertical resolution.  Larger values increase the resolution.  Since a given sign's entity is always displayed at a fixed visual scale, increasing these squeezes more pixels into the same space, making the text appear narrower or shorter.  Increasing `vert_scaling` also increases the number of lines of text the sign will hold.
    Defaults: 1.0 for both
  * `line_spacing = int`
    Number of blank pixels to add between lines.
    Default: 1
  * `font_size = int`
    Selects which font to use, either 16 or 32 (pixel height).  This setting directly affects the sign's vertical resolution.
    Default: 16
    Note: Valid values were formerly 15 and 31, these are now aliases of 16 and 32 respectively.
  * `x_offset = int`
  * `y_offset = int`
    Starting X and Y position in pixels, relative to the text entity UV map upper-left corner.
    Defaults: 4 for X, 0 for Y
  * `chars_per_line = int`
    Approximate number of characters that should fit on a line.  This, the selected font's average character width, and the `horiz_scaling` together set the horizontal resolution of the text entity's texture.
    Default: 35
  * `entity_info = something`
    Describes the entity model and yaw table to use.  May be one of:
    * A table specifying the two settings directly, such as:
        ```lua
        entity_info = {
          mesh = "signs_lib_standard_wall_sign_entity.obj",
          yaw = signs_lib.wallmounted_yaw
        }
        ```
      * `signs_lib.standard_yaw` is also available as a yaw preset, if desired.
    * a string reading "standard", which tells `signs_lib` to use the standard wood/steel sign model, in wallmounted mode.  Equivalent to the example above.
    * nothing at all: if omitted, the sign will not have a formspec, basically all text-related settings will be ignored and/or omitted entirely, and no entity will be spawned for this sign, thus the sign will not be writable.  This is the default, and is of course what one would want for any sign that's just an image wrapped around a model, as in most of the signs in [my street signs mod](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=20866).
    Default:  **nil**
  * `allow_hanging = bool`
  * `allow_onpole = bool`
  * `allow_onpole_horizontal = bool`
  * `allow_yard = bool`
    If **true**, these allow the registration function to create versions of the initial, base sign node that either hang from the ceiling, are mounted on a vertical pole/post, are mounted on a horizontal pole, or are free-standing, on a small stick.  Their node names will be the same as the base wall sign node, except with "_hanging", "_onpole", "_onpole_horiz", or "_yard", respectively, appended to the end of the node name.  If the base node name has "_wall" in it, that bit is deleted before appending the above.
    These options are independent of one another.
    Defaults: all **nil**
  * `allow_widefont = bool`
    Just what it says on the tin.  If enabled, the formspec will have a little "on/off switch" left of the "Write" button, to select the font width.
    Default: **nil**
  * `locked = bool`
    Sets this sign to be locked/owned, like the original default steel wall sign.
    Default: **nil**
 ### Example sign definition:
 ```lua
 signs_lib.register_sign("basic_signs:sign_wall_glass", {
 	description = S("Glass Sign"),
 	yard_mesh = "signs_lib_standard_sign_yard_two_sticks.obj",
 	tiles = {
 		{ name = "basic_signs_sign_wall_glass.png", backface_culling = true},
 		"basic_signs_sign_wall_glass_edges.png",
 		"basic_signs_pole_mount_glass.png",
 		nil,
 		nil,
 		"default_steel_block.png" -- the sticks on back of the yard sign model
 	},
 	inventory_image = "basic_signs_sign_wall_glass_inv.png",
 	default_color = "c",
 	locked = true,
 	entity_info = "standard",
 	sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(),
 	groups = {cracky = 3, oddly_breakable_by_hand = 3},
 	allow_hanging = true,
 	allow_widefont = true,
 	allow_onpole = true,
 	allow_onpole_horizontal = true,
 	allow_yard = true,
 	use_texture_alpha = "blend",
 })
 ```
 ### Main functions used within a sign definition
 * `signs_lib.after_place_node(pos, placer, itemstack, pointed_thing, locked)`
  Determines if the `pointed_thing` is a wall, floor, ceiling, or pole/post, and swaps the placed sign for the correct model.
  * `locked`: if set to **true**, the sign's meta will be tweaked to indicate its ownership by the `placer`.
 * `signs_lib.rightclick_sign(pos, node, player, itemstack, pointed_thing)`
  Open the default sign formspec, if the player has the `signslib_edit` privilege. (privilege can be set by `signs_lib.edit_priv` setting)
 * `signs_lib.destruct_sign(pos)`
  Deletes the sign's entity, if any, when the sign is dug.
 * `signs_lib.update_sign(pos, fields)`
  If the sign's writable, this deletes any sign-related entities in the sign's node space, spawns a new one, and renders whatever text is in the sign's meta.
 * `signs_lib.can_modify(pos, player)`
  Returns **true** if the player is allowed to dig, edit, or change the font width of the sign.
 * `signs_lib.handle_rotation(pos, node, player, mode)`
  Just what it says on the tin.  Limits the sign's rotation as needed (for example, a sign on a horizontal pole can only flip from one side to the other).
  * `mode`: the screwdriver's mode, as passed from the screwdriver mod.
  Returns **false** if the user tried to right-click with the screwdriver, **true** otherwise.
 * `signs_lib.make_selection_boxes(x_size, y_size, foo, x_offset, y_offset, z_offset, is_facedir)`
  * `x_size`/`y_size`: dimensions in inches.  One node is 39.37 inches on a side.  This function uses inches instead of metric because it started out as a selection box maker for [MUTCD-2009](https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/pdfs/2009r1r2/mutcd2009r1r2edition.pdf)-compliant signs, which are measured in inches.
  * `x_offset`/`y_offset`/`z_offset`: shift the selection box (inches, defaults to centered, with the back face flush with the back of the node).
  * `is_facedir`: if unset, the selection boxes will be created with the assumption that `paramtype2 = "wallmounted"` mode is set on the node the box will be used on.  Any other value creates a selection box for "facedir" mode.
  * `foo` is ignored (leftover from an argument that's long since been rendered obsolete.
  Returns a table suitable for the `selection_box` node definition entry.
 #### Helper functions
 You probably won't need to call any of these directly.
 * `signs_lib.read_image_size(filename)`
  Returns width and height of the indicated PNG file (return values will be gibberish if it isn't a PNG).
 * `signs_lib.split_lines_and_words(text)`
  Just what it says on the tin.
  Returns a table of lines, each line entry being a table of words.
 * `signs_lib.delete_objects(pos)`
  Deletes all entities within the node space given by `pos`.
 * `signs_lib.spawn_entity(pos, texture)`
  Spawns a new text entity at the given position and assigns the supplied `texture` to it, if any.
 * `signs_lib.check_for_pole(pos, pointed_thing)`
  Attempts to determine if the `pointed_thing` qualifies as a vertical pole or post of some kind.
  Returns **true** if a suitable pole/post is found
 * `signs_lib.check_for_horizontal_pole(pos, pointed_thing)`
  Same idea, but for horizontal poles/posts.
  Returns **true** if a suitable pole/post is found.
 * `signs_lib.check_for_ceiling(pointed_thing)`
  Returns **true** if the `pointed_thing` appears to be the bottom of a node.
 * `signs_lib.check_for_floor(pointed_thing)`
  Returns **true** if the `pointed_thing` appears to be the top of a node.
 * `signs_lib.set_obj_text(pos, text)`
  Cooks the supplied `text` as needed and passes it to the entity rendering code.  Essentially, this is where rendering text into an image starts.
 ## Options for pole/post nodes
 Occasionally, you'll run into a node that either looks like a pole/post, or has one in the middle of its node space (with room to fit a sign in there), but which isn't detected as a pole/post by the standard sign placement code.  In these situations, some kind of special check is needed.
 Supplying one or both of the following in the pole/post node's definition will cause `signs_lib` to skip its usual pole/post detection code, in favor of the supplied function(s).
  * `check_for_pole = function(pos, node, def, pole_pos, pole_node, pole_def)`
    If supplied, this function will be run when the mod is looking for a normal vertical pole/post.  Useful if the target node's orientation and/or shape determine what sides a sign can attach to.  For example, [Pipeworks](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?pid=27794) uses this to figure out if a sign can be attached to a tube or pipe, depending on the tube's/pipe's number of junctions, and on its orientation and that of the placed sign.
    * `def`: the placed sign's node defintion
    * `pole_pos`: the target node's position
    * `pole_node`: the target node itself
    * `pole_def`: its node definition
    Your code must return **true** if the sign should attach to the target node.
    If desired, this entry may simply be set to `check_for_pole = true` if a sign can always attach to this node regardless of facing direction (for example, [Home Decor](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?pid=26061) has a round brass pole/post, which always stands vertical, and [Cottages](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=5120) has a simple table that's basically a fencepost with a platform on top).
  * `check_for_horiz_pole = function(pos, node, def, pole_pos, pole_node, pole_def)`
    If supplied, this does the same thing for horizontal poles.
    Your code must return **true** if the sign should attach to the target node.
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 # Anatomy of a sign model
 In the model files:
 * The base sign model should be designed to look like a flat board placed on one side of the node space.  The first material entry in the model file must be assigned to the front and back faces of the sign, the second material must be the sign's edges.  The filename should be something along the lines of "mymod_my_cool_sign_wall.obj".
  In each of the variants below, generally-speaking, the third material in the model must be assigned to whatever it is that that model uses for the sign's mounting method, and the mounting style will be the last word in the model filename.
 * For most signs that are allowed to sit on a vertical pole/post such as a fencepost, the pole-mounted model is just a copy of the base model, shifted back a bit, with a pole mount added to the back.  In these models, the third material in the model file must be assigned to the pole mount.  Name the model file the same as the base sign, but end the name with "_onpole" instead of "_wall".  For example, "mymod_my_cool_sign_onpole.obj".
  For signs that allow mounting onto a horizontal pole (such as a Streets mod horizontal "bigpole"), the third material is still the vertical pole mount as above, but there must also be another the pole mount included, designed to wrap around such a pole/post, to which fourth material must be assigned.  In most cases, this alternate mount will just be a copy of the vertical pole mount, but rotated by 90°, and explicitly centered vertically in the node space.
  While vertical and horizontal pole/post mounting options are independent in the code, if horizontal mounting is enabled, the on-pole model must still have *four* materials, even if the third material is unused, with the horizontal pole mount assigned to the fourth material.  In most situations, you'll probably have both vertical and horizontal pole mounts assigned to the third and fourth materials, as above.
 * For hanging sign models, the third material must be assigned to whatever it is that makes the sign look like it's hanging from the ceiling (default signs have a simple, flat rectangle, meant to show an image of a simple pair of chains).  The model file for these must be named the same as the base model, but ending with "_hanging".  For example, "mymod_my_cool_sign_hanging.obj".
 * For yard sign models, the third material must be assigned to the "stick" on the back of the sign.  The model for this type must be named the same as the base model, but ending with "_yard".  For example, "mymod_my_cool_sign_yard.obj".
 * For most signs, the sign entity (if applicable) will be a simple rectangle, sized just slightly smaller than the width and height of the sign, and centered relative to the sign face.  Its UV map should cover the entire image area, so that the image is shrunk down to fit within the sign's intended text area.  The rectangle must be positioned slightly in front of the sign (by 10 millimeters or so, due to engine position precision limitations).
  The entity should be named the same as the corresponding wall, on-pole, hanging, and/or yard models, but with "_entity" added just before the mounting style.  For example:  a sign using "mymod_my_cool_sign_wall.obj" for the base model file should have an entity model file named "mymod_my_cool_sign_entity_wall.obj", if one will be needed.
 In your code:
 * The first `tiles{}` entry in the sign definition needs to be the front-back texture (how things are arranged within the image file is up to you, provided you match your sign model's UV map to the layout of your image).  The second entry will be the texture for the sign's edges.
 * For signs that can be mounted on a pole/post, the third item in your `tiles{}` setting specifies the pole mount image to use.  When `signs_lib` goes to register the on-pole node(s), the image you specified here will be passed to `register_node()` as either the third or *fourth* tile item, setting the other to the standard blank/empty image, thus revealing only the vertical or horizontal pole mount, respectively.  If you don't specify a pole mount image, the standard pole mount texture will be used instead, if needed.
 * For signs that can hang from a ceiling, the fourth entry in your `tiles{}` setting specifies the image to apply to the part of the model that makes it look like it's hanging.  If not specified, the standard hanging chains image will be used instead, if needed.
 * For signs that can stand up in the yard, the fifth `tiles{}` entry specifies the image to be wrapped around the "stick" that the sign's mounted on.  If not specified, "default_wood.png" will be used instead, if needed.
 * Some signs may allow for more complex entity shapes, images, and UV mapping.  For example, [street_signs](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=20866) has a standard city street intersection sign, the entity mesh for which consists of four simple rectangles.  Two of them are identically UV-mapped to the top portion of the texture image, and placed on either side of the upper half of the sign portion of the model.  The other two rectangles are also identically UV-mapped, but point to a lower section of the texture, and are rotated by 90° and shifted down in the model, to place them on either side of the lower half of the sign.  This causes the first line of text to appear on both sides of the upper half of the sign, with the second line of text appearing on both sides of the lower half.
  Signs which don't use the simple models described above may not be compatible with the wall/pole/ceiling/yard placement code, but these things can be overridden/disabled in the node definition, if needed (as with the above intersection sign).
 * `signs_lib` automatically blanks-out all redundant `tiles{}` entries for each node.
 ## Blender users
 Start a new project, open the "Sidebar" (usually by pressing `N`), and scroll down to the Display section.  Set the Grid floor to 5 lines, Scale to 0.5, and Subdivisions to 8.
 This will create an environment where the world origin/center will be the center of a node space at (0,0,0), with major divisions at half-node intervals.  With the camera aligned to an axis, zooming in so that one node space fills the window should put the grid at 16 minor divisions per meter, so the grid will correspond to pixels in a typical 16px-apparent texture, if your UV mapping is correct (though a standard sign model uses 32px-apparent textures).
 Zoom in a bit more, and you'll see 256 divisions per meter, which can be thought of as 16 divisions per pixel.  This is where you'll want to be when positioning the sign entity.  In my configuration, the grid maxes out at 256 divisions per meter, even when zoomed in extremely close (this may be standard behavior).
 For signs that will use "wallmounted" mode, the model must be lying flat, with its front side facing up along Blender's Z axis, and centered on the X and Y axes.  The back of the sign should be exactly flush with the -0.5m mark on the Z axis, putting the whole sign below the world center.  The bottom edge of the sign faces the negative end of the Y axis.
 For signs that will use "facedir" mode, the sign must be upright, with its back flush with the +0.5m mark along the Y axis, centered on X/Z, with the bottom edge of the sign facing down along the Z axis.
 When adding materials, you MUST add them in the order you want them to appear in the exported model, as Blender provides no easy way to enforce a particular order if they come out wrong.
 If you look in the `models/` directory, you'll find the standard sign project file, "standard wooden sign.blend", which contains all four variants of the standard sign model ("wallmounted" and "facedir", on-wall and on-pole), designed per the above requirements.  This file also contains both entity variants (on-wall and on-pole).  You'll notice that there are only two entities. This is because entity rotation has no concept of "wallmounted", "facedir", etc., so all standard signs use the same pair of entities.
 To create the text entity model, assuming you're starting with a properly-UV-mapped, "wallmounted" base sign model with a simple one-piece flat design (comparable to, say, a standard wall sign or a [street_signs](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=20866) warning diamond), do these steps:
 1. Snap the cursor to the world center, and set your viewport to Orthographic (usually `5` on the keypad).
 2. Switch to Object Mode.
 3. Select the sign model.
 4. Create a linked duplicate (`Alt-D` in my keymap), as distinct from a simple duplicate (`Shift-D`).  Blender will automatically select the duplicate and immediately go into move/translate mode to let you move it around.
 5. Without bothering to move the duplicate, press `R` `X` to go into rotatation mode around the X axis, which will also snap the duplicate back to its precise starting point in the process.
 6. Rotate the duplicate by 90°, thus putting it upright, with its back side flush with the +0.5m mark on the Y axis.
 7. With the duplicate still selected, switch to Edit Mode.
 8. Select only the duplicate sign's front face.
 9. Rotate your view to the right or left side (usually `3` or `Ctrl-3` on the keypad).
 10. Zoom in close enough to get the grid to show 256 divisions per meter, while keeping the selected face in view.
 11. Make a simple duplicate of the selected face (`Shift-D`).  Blender will automatically select just the new, duplicate face and go into move/translate mode.  Yeah, you're making a copy of a copy. 🙂
 12. Press `Y` to limit movement to just the Y axis, and move the duplicate face in the negative direction, while snapping to the grid.  Put it at least 2 minor divisions from the front of the sign (that is, 2/256 of a meter).
 13. Zoom out far enough to get the grid back to 16 divisions per meter, and align your view forward along the Y axis (usually `1` on the keypad).
 14. With the duplicate face still selected, scale it along X and/or Z until its edges are just within the limits of your sign model's intended text area. You could also directly move the face's edges inward, perhaps while snapping to the grid, if the sign shape lends itself to that.  Make sure the face stays properly-positioned (usually centered) relative to the sign's front!
 15. UV-map the duplicate face: `Mesh` → `UV Unwrap` → `Reset` followed by `Mesh` → `UV Unwrap` → `Project from view (bounds)`.
 16. Separate the duplicate face into a new object (`P` in my keymap, then `Selection` in the menu that pops-up).
 17. Switch to Object Mode
 18. In the model/data tree at the upper-right (well, on my layout), rename the original sign mesh, its duplicate, and the entity mesh to something meaningful.
 19. With only the text entity mesh selected, delete all materials from the list on the right, below the model/data tree (these were inherited from the base sign, and aren't needed with an entity mesh).
 20. Save your project file.
 21. Export the text entity mesh.  It is highly recommended that you export to "Wavefront (.obj)" format, as with most other Minetest node models.
 Note that the duplicate sign model you created can also be used directly as a "facedir" sign model, as well as being a position reference for the text entity mesh, so I suggest leaving it in your project file when you save.
 Use the following export settings (I strongly advise saving them as an Operator Preset; applies to all models and modes):
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 	Up:      [_Y_Up______]
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 	🞎 Write Nurbs
 	🞎 Polygroups
 	🆇 Objects as OBJ Objects
 	🞎 Objects as OBJ Groups
 	🆇 Material Groups
 	🞎 Keep Vertex Order
 	(_Scale:________1.00_)
 	Path Mode: [_Auto____]
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 # signs_lib
 This is kaeza's and my signs library mod, originally forked from PilzAdam's version and rewritten mostly by kaeza to include a number of new features, then rewritten again a couple more times (finding its way into my  [street_signs](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?t=20866) mod for a while, where it developed nicely 🙂).
 The purpose of PilzAdam's original mod was to just provide a no-frills way make default signs show their text, via an entity placed right in front.  It was hacky, but it worked!
 While still hacky, this library is a modernized, feature-enhanced version of his code, which not only has visible text, but which allows that text to be colored, and displayed at any reasonable size, with any reasonable amount of text (as configured in a given node definition), with two font resolutions available. Plus, almost any sign can be attached to almost any kind of suitable pole or fencepost.  Most signs that use the standard wall sign model can also be hung from a ceiling, or placed upright as a yard sign, in addition to being flat on a wall or floor.  Unlike previous incarnations of this code, signs' text is visible when the sign is flat on the floor or ceiling, as well as all other supported orientations/mounting styles.
 Without any other add-ons, this mod upgrades only the default wooden and steel signs.
 ## Text formatting
 In general, text is rendered exactly as-written, left-to-right, top to bottom, without any translations or modifications.  The standard fonts support 7-bit ASCII as well as Cyrllic.
 That said, there are some basic text formatting options:
 * Paragraph breaks (blank lines) may be inserted by simply hitting `Enter` twice.
 * Eight arrow symbols are available, occupying positions 0x81 through 0x88 in the character set.  These are produced by writing a "^" followed by a number 1 to 8:
  "^1" = `⬆`, "^2" = `⬈`, "^3" = `➡`, "^4" = `⬊`, "^5" = `⬇`, "^6" = `⬋`, "^7" = `⬅`, "^8" = `⬉`
  Writing "^" followed by a letter "a" through "h" will produce double-wide versions of these arrows, in the same order.  These wide arrows occupy 0x89 to 0x91 in the character set.
  To write a "^" on a sign, wirte "#^"
 * A color may be specified in the sign text by using "#" followed by a single hexadcimal digit (0-9 or a-f).  These colors come from the standard Linux/IRC/CGA color set, and are shown in the sign's formspec.  Any color change will remain in effect until changed again, or until the next line break.  Any number of color changes in any arbitrary arrangement is allowed.
  To write "#" on a sign, write "##".
 * Most writable signs can display double-wide text by flipping a switch in the sign's formspec.
 * Support full Unicode Plane 0 charset (63000+ characters). The "Unicode font" switch on each sign can be turned on for a more consistent letter style in multilingual text.
 ## Sign placement and rotation notes
 * Pointing at a wall while placing will, of course, place the sign on the wall.
 * For most signs that use the standard sign model, pointing at the ground while placing creates an upright standalone yard sign.  Others not using the standard model will most often end up flat on the ground.
 * For most standard signs, pointing at the ceiling while placing will hang the sign from the ceiling by a pair of chains.  Others not using the standard model will usually end up flat on the ceiling.
 * Pointing at an X or Z side of something that's detected as a pole/post will mount the sign onto that pole, if possible.  Note that the sign actually occupies the node space in front of the pole, since they're still separate nodes.  But, I figure, no one's going to want to use the space in front of the sign anyway, because doing so would of course obscure the sign, so it doesn't matter if the sign logically occupies that node space.
 * If you're holding the "Sneak" key (usually `Shift`) while placing, the on-pole/hanging/yard checks are skipped, allowing you to just place a sign flat onto the ground, ceiling, or top/bottom of a pole/post, like they used to work before `signs_lib` was a thing.
 * If a sign is on the wall or flat on the ground, the screwdriver will spin it from one wall to the next, in clockwise order, whether there's a wall to attach to or not, followed by putting it flat on the ground, then flat against the ceiling, then back to wall orientation.
 * If a sign is hanging from the ceiling (not flat against it), the screwdriver will just rotate it around its Y axis.
 * If a sign is on a vertical pole/post, the screwdriver will rotate it around the pole, but only if there's nothing in the way.
 * If a sign is on a horizontal pole/post, the screwdriver will flip it from one side to the other as long as there's nothing in the way.
 ## Chat commands
 At present, only one command is defined:
 * `/regen_signs`
 This will read through the list of currently-loaded blocks known to contain one or more signs, delete all entities found in each sign's node space, and respawn and re-render each from scratch.
 The list of loaded, sign-bearing blocks is created/populated by an LBM (and trimmed by this command if any listed blocks are found to have been unloaded).
 ## Privileges
 * `signslib_edit`
 Allows to rotate signs and to open (and consequently edit) any default sign formspec.
 (privilege can be set by `signs_lib.edit_priv` setting)
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--- a/compat.lua
+++ b/compat.lua
@ -1,200 +0,0 @@
 if minetest.get_modpath("default") then
 	local default_fences = {
 		"default:fence_wood",
 		"default:fence_acacia_wood",
 		"default:fence_aspen_wood",
 		"default:fence_junglewood",
 		"default:fence_pine_wood"
 	}
 	for _, n in ipairs(default_fences) do
 		minetest.override_item(n, {
 			check_for_pole = true
 		})
 	end
 end
 if minetest.get_modpath("cottages") then
 	local cbox = table.copy(minetest.registered_items["cottages:table"].node_box)
 	minetest.override_item("cottages:table", {
 		check_for_pole = true,
 		selection_box = cbox
 	})
 end
 if minetest.get_modpath("prefab_redo") then
 	minetest.override_item("prefab_redo:concrete_railing", {
 		check_for_pole = true,
 		selection_box = {
 			type = "connected",
 			connect_right = { -0.125, -0.5, -0.125, 0.5,   0.375, 0.125 },
 			connect_left  = { -0.5,   -0.5, -0.125, 0.125, 0.375, 0.125 },
 			connect_back  = { -0.125, -0.5, -0.125, 0.125, 0.375, 0.5   },
 			connect_front = { -0.125, -0.5, -0.5,   0.125, 0.375, 0.125 },
 			disconnected  = { -0.125, -0.5, -0.125, 0.125, 0.25,  0.125 },
 			fixed = {}
 		}
 	})
 end
 if minetest.get_modpath("streetspoles") then
 	local htj_north = {
 		[1] = true,
 		[3] = true,
 		[9] = true,
 		[11] = true,
 		[21] = true,
 		[23] = true
 	}
 	local htj_east = {
 		[0] = true,
 		[2] = true,
 		[16] = true,
 		[18] = true,
 		[20] = true,
 		[22] = true
 	}
 	local htj_south = {
 		[1] = true,
 		[3] = true,
 		[5] = true,
 		[7] = true,
 		[21] = true,
 		[23] = true
 	}
 	local htj_west = {
 		[0] = true,
 		[2] = true,
 		[12] = true,
 		[14] = true,
 		[20] = true,
 		[22] = true
 	}
 	local vtj_north = {
 		[8] = true,
 		[10] = true,
 		[13] = true,
 		[15] = true,
 		[17] = true,
 		[19] = true
 	}
 	local vtj_east = {
 		[4] = true,
 		[6] = true,
 		[8] = true,
 		[10] = true,
 		[17] = true,
 		[19] = true
 	}
 	local vtj_south = {
 		[4] = true,
 		[6] = true,
 		[13] = true,
 		[15] = true,
 		[17] = true,
 		[10] = true
 	}
 	local vtj_west = {
 		[4] = true,
 		[6] = true,
 		[8] = true,
 		[10] = true,
 		[13] = true,
 		[15] = true
 	}
 	minetest.override_item("streets:bigpole", {
 		check_for_pole = function(pos, node, def, ppos, pnode, pdef)
 			if pnode.param2 < 4
 			  or (pnode.param2 > 19 and pnode.param2 < 24)
 			  and (pos.x ~= ppos.x or pos.z ~= ppos.z) then
 				return true
 			end
 		end,
 		check_for_horiz_pole = function(pos, node, def, ppos, pnode, pdef)
 			if pnode.param2 > 3 and pnode.param2 < 12 then
 				if def.paramtype2 == "wallmounted" then
 					if node.param2 == 2 or node.param2 == 3 -- E/W
 						then return true
 					end
 				else
 					if node.param2 == 1 or node.param2 == 3 -- E/W
 						then return true
 					end
 				end
 			elseif pnode.param2 > 11 and pnode.param2 < 20 then
 				if def.paramtype2 == "wallmounted" then
 					if node.param2 == 4 or node.param2 == 5 then
 						return true
 					end
 				else
 					if node.param2 == 0 or node.param2 == 2 then
 						return true
 					end
 				end
 			end
 		end
 	})
 	minetest.override_item("streets:bigpole_tjunction", {
 		check_for_pole = function(pos, node, def, ppos, pnode, pdef)
 			if def.paramtype2 == "wallmounted" then
 				if   (node.param2 == 4 and vtj_north[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 2 and vtj_east[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 5 and vtj_south[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 3 and vtj_west[pnode.param2]) then
 					return true
 				end
 			else
 				if   (node.param2 == 0 and vtj_north[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 1 and vtj_east[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 2 and vtj_south[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 3 and vtj_west[pnode.param2]) then
 					return true
 				end
 			end
 		end,
 		check_for_horiz_pole = function(pos, node, def, ppos, pnode, pdef)
 			if def.paramtype2 == "wallmounted" then
 				if   (node.param2 == 4 and htj_north[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 2 and htj_east[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 5 and htj_south[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 3 and htj_west[pnode.param2]) then
 					return true
 				end
 			else
 				if   (node.param2 == 0 and htj_north[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 1 and htj_east[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 2 and htj_south[pnode.param2])
 				  or (node.param2 == 3 and htj_west[pnode.param2]) then
 					return true
 				end
 			end
 		end
 	})
 end
 if minetest.get_modpath("streetlamps") then
 	minetest.override_item("streets:streetlamp_basic_top_on", {
 		selection_box = {
 			type = "fixed",
 			fixed = {
 				{-0.3,-0.4,-0.3,0.3,0.5,0.3},
 				{-0.15,-0.4,-0.15,0.15,-1.55,0.15},
 				{-0.18,-1.55,-0.18,0.18,-2.5,0.18},
 			}
 		},
 		check_for_pole = true
 	})
 end
--- a/copyright.txt
+++ b/copyright.txt
@ -1,4 +1,8 @@
-Most code and all textures by Vanessa Dannenberg.
+Most code and all textures by Vanessa Ezekowitz.
 Some code copied and modified from the game's default mods (especially 
 doors) and ironzorg's flowers mod.
 Licenses: 
 * For the lua code, BSD. 
 * For all images and everything else, WTFPL.
--- a/depends.txt
+++ b/depends.txt
@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
 default
 intllib?
 screwdriver?
 keyword_interact?
--- a/description.txt
+++ b/description.txt
@ -0,0 +1 @@
 Adds signs with readable text.
--- a/encoding.lua
+++ b/encoding.lua
@ -1,335 +0,0 @@
 -- encoding borrowed from signs_lib fork at https://github.com/lord-server/lord
 -- The "ANSI" encoding here actually refers to "windows-1251", which shows up as
 -- "ANSI" on Russian version of MS Windows
 local ansi_decode = {
 	[128] = "\208\130",
 	[129] = "\208\131",
 	[130] = "\226\128\154",
 	[131] = "\209\147",
 	[132] = "\226\128\158",
 	[133] = "\226\128\166",
 	[134] = "\226\128\160",
 	[135] = "\226\128\161",
 	[136] = "\226\130\172",
 	[137] = "\226\128\176",
 	[138] = "\208\137",
 	[139] = "\226\128\185",
 	[140] = "\208\138",
 	[141] = "\208\140",
 	[142] = "\208\139",
 	[143] = "\208\143",
 	[144] = "\209\146",
 	[145] = "\226\128\152",
 	[146] = "\226\128\153",
 	[147] = "\226\128\156",
 	[148] = "\226\128\157",
 	[149] = "\226\128\162",
 	[150] = "\226\128\147",
 	[151] = "\226\128\148",
 	[152] = "\194\152",
 	[153] = "\226\132\162",
 	[154] = "\209\153",
 	[155] = "\226\128\186",
 	[156] = "\209\154",
 	[157] = "\209\156",
 	[158] = "\209\155",
 	[159] = "\209\159",
 	[160] = "\194\160",
 	[161] = "\209\142",
 	[162] = "\209\158",
 	[163] = "\208\136",
 	[164] = "\194\164",
 	[165] = "\210\144",
 	[166] = "\194\166",
 	[167] = "\194\167",
 	[168] = "\208\129",
 	[169] = "\194\169",
 	[170] = "\208\132",
 	[171] = "\194\171",
 	[172] = "\194\172",
 	[173] = "\194\173",
 	[174] = "\194\174",
 	[175] = "\208\135",
 	[176] = "\194\176",
 	[177] = "\194\177",
 	[178] = "\208\134",
 	[179] = "\209\150",
 	[180] = "\210\145",
 	[181] = "\194\181",
 	[182] = "\194\182",
 	[183] = "\194\183",
 	[184] = "\209\145",
 	[185] = "\226\132\150",
 	[186] = "\209\148",
 	[187] = "\194\187",
 	[188] = "\209\152",
 	[189] = "\208\133",
 	[190] = "\209\149",
 	[191] = "\209\151"
 }
 local utf8_decode = {
 	[128] = {
 		[147] = "\150",
 		[148] = "\151",
 		[152] = "\145",
 		[153] = "\146",
 		[154] = "\130",
 		[156] = "\147",
 		[157] = "\148",
 		[158] = "\132",
 		[160] = "\134",
 		[161] = "\135",
 		[162] = "\149",
 		[166] = "\133",
 		[176] = "\137",
 		[185] = "\139",
 		[186] = "\155"
 	},
 	[130] = {[172] = "\136"},
 	[132] = {[150] = "\185", [162] = "\153"},
 	[194] = {
 		[152] = "\152",
 		[160] = "\160",
 		[164] = "\164",
 		[166] = "\166",
 		[167] = "\167",
 		[169] = "\169",
 		[171] = "\171",
 		[172] = "\172",
 		[173] = "\173",
 		[174] = "\174",
 		[176] = "\176",
 		[177] = "\177",
 		[181] = "\181",
 		[182] = "\182",
 		[183] = "\183",
 		[187] = "\187"
 	},
 	[208] = {
 		[129] = "\168",
 		[130] = "\128",
 		[131] = "\129",
 		[132] = "\170",
 		[133] = "\189",
 		[134] = "\178",
 		[135] = "\175",
 		[136] = "\163",
 		[137] = "\138",
 		[138] = "\140",
 		[139] = "\142",
 		[140] = "\141",
 		[143] = "\143",
 		[144] = "\192",
 		[145] = "\193",
 		[146] = "\194",
 		[147] = "\195",
 		[148] = "\196",
 		[149] = "\197",
 		[150] = "\198",
 		[151] = "\199",
 		[152] = "\200",
 		[153] = "\201",
 		[154] = "\202",
 		[155] = "\203",
 		[156] = "\204",
 		[157] = "\205",
 		[158] = "\206",
 		[159] = "\207",
 		[160] = "\208",
 		[161] = "\209",
 		[162] = "\210",
 		[163] = "\211",
 		[164] = "\212",
 		[165] = "\213",
 		[166] = "\214",
 		[167] = "\215",
 		[168] = "\216",
 		[169] = "\217",
 		[170] = "\218",
 		[171] = "\219",
 		[172] = "\220",
 		[173] = "\221",
 		[174] = "\222",
 		[175] = "\223",
 		[176] = "\224",
 		[177] = "\225",
 		[178] = "\226",
 		[179] = "\227",
 		[180] = "\228",
 		[181] = "\229",
 		[182] = "\230",
 		[183] = "\231",
 		[184] = "\232",
 		[185] = "\233",
 		[186] = "\234",
 		[187] = "\235",
 		[188] = "\236",
 		[189] = "\237",
 		[190] = "\238",
 		[191] = "\239"
 	},
 	[209] = {
 		[128] = "\240",
 		[129] = "\241",
 		[130] = "\242",
 		[131] = "\243",
 		[132] = "\244",
 		[133] = "\245",
 		[134] = "\246",
 		[135] = "\247",
 		[136] = "\248",
 		[137] = "\249",
 		[138] = "\250",
 		[139] = "\251",
 		[140] = "\252",
 		[141] = "\253",
 		[142] = "\254",
 		[143] = "\255",
 		[144] = "\161",
 		[145] = "\184",
 		[146] = "\144",
 		[147] = "\131",
 		[148] = "\186",
 		[149] = "\190",
 		[150] = "\179",
 		[151] = "\191",
 		[152] = "\188",
 		[153] = "\154",
 		[154] = "\156",
 		[155] = "\158",
 		[156] = "\157",
 		[158] = "\162",
 		[159] = "\159"
 	},
 	[210] = {[144] = "\165", [145] = "\180"}
 }
 local wide_character_codes = {
 }
 signs_lib.unicode_install = function(
 	numbers
 )
 	local scope = utf8_decode
 	for i = 1,#numbers-2 do
 		if not scope[numbers[i]] then
 			scope[numbers[i]] = {}
 		end
 		scope = scope[numbers[i]]
 	end
 	scope[numbers[#numbers-1]] = "&#x" .. numbers[#numbers] .. ";"
 	table.insert(
 		wide_character_codes,
 		numbers[#numbers]
 	)
 end
 signs_lib.unicode_install({38,"26"})
 dofile(signs_lib.path.."/nonascii-de.lua")
 dofile(signs_lib.path.."/nonascii-fr.lua")
 dofile(signs_lib.path.."/nonascii-pl.lua")
 dofile(signs_lib.path.."/nonascii-ua.lua")
 local nmdc = {
 	[36] = "$",
 	[124] = "|"
 }
 function signs_lib.AnsiToUtf8(s)
 	local r, b = ""
 	for i = 1, s and s:len() or 0 do
 		b = s:byte(i)
 		if b < 128 then
 			r = r .. string.char(b)
 		else
 			if b > 239 then
 				r = r .. "\209" .. string.char(b - 112)
 			elseif b > 191 then
 				r = r .. "\208" .. string.char(b - 48)
 			elseif ansi_decode[b] then
 				r = r .. ansi_decode[b]
 			else
 				r = r .. "_"
 			end
 		end
 	end
 	return r
 end
 function signs_lib.Utf8ToAnsi(s)
 	local r, b = ""
 	local scope
 	local j, l, u
 	for i = 1, s and s:len() or 0 do
 		b = s:byte(i)
 		-- legacy parser
 		if b == 0x26 then
 			r = r .. "&#x26;"
 		elseif b < 128 then
 			if nmdc[b] then
 				r = r .. nmdc[b]
 			else
 				r = r .. string.char(b)
 			end
 		elseif scope then
 			if scope[b] then
 				scope = scope[b]
 				if "string" == type(scope) then
 					r, scope = r .. scope, nil
 					j = -1 -- supress general UTF-8 parser
 				end
 			else
 				scope = nil
 			end
 		elseif utf8_decode[b] then
 			scope = utf8_decode[b]
 		end
 		-- general UTF-8 parser
 		if j == -1 then -- supressed by legacy parser
 			j = nil
 		elseif b < 0x80 then
 			if j then
 				r = r .. "&#ufffd;"
 				j = nil
 			end
 			-- ASCII handled by legacy parser
 		elseif b >= 0xc0 then
 			if j then
 				r = r .. "&#ufffd;"
 			end
 			j = i
 			if b >= 0xf8 then
 				r = r .. "&#ufffd;"
 				j = nil
 			elseif b >= 0xf0 then
 				l, u = 4, b % (2 ^ 3)
 			elseif b >= 0xe0 then
 				l, u = 3, b % (2 ^ 4)
 			else
 				l, u = 2, b % (2 ^ 5)
 			end
 		else
 			if j then
 				u = u * (2 ^ 6) + b % (2 ^ 6)
 				if i == j + l - 1 then
 					r = r .. string.format("&#u%x;", u)
 					j = nil
 				end
 			else
 				r = r .. "&#ufffd;"
 			end
 		end
 	end
 	if j then
 		r = r .. "&#ufffd;"
 	end
 	return r
 end
 signs_lib.wide_character_codes = wide_character_codes
 signs_lib.unifont_halfwidth = dofile(signs_lib.path.."/unifont-halfwidth.lua")
--- a/init.lua
+++ b/init.lua
--- a/locale/de.txt
+++ b/locale/de.txt
@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
 # Translation by Xanthin
 Reading cached character database. = Lese zwischengespeicherte Buchstabendatenbank.
 Font seems to have changed. Rebuilding cache. = Schriftart scheint sich geaendert zu haben. Wiederaufbau des Zwischenspeichers.
 Could not find font line height in cached DB. Trying brute force. = Konnte die Schriftzeilenhoehe nicht in der zwischengespeicherten DB finden. Versuche Brute-Force.
 Sign = Schild
 %s wrote "%s" to sign at %s = %s schrieb "%s" auf das Schild bei %s
 Registered %s and %s = Registrierte %s und %s
 signs loaded = signs geladen
--- a/locale/signs_lib.de.tr
+++ b/locale/signs_lib.de.tr
@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
 # textdomain: signs_lib
 Locked sign, owned by @1@n=Abgeschlossenes Schild, gehört @1@n
 Skims through all currently-loaded sign-bearing mapblocks, clears away any entities within each sign's node space, and regenerates their text entities, if any.=Iteriert durch alle derzeit geladenen Kartenblöcke, die Schilder enthalten, löscht alle Entities innerhalb des Node-Raums eines jeden Schildes und erzeugt ihre Text-Entities, falls vorhanden, neu.
 There are no signs in the currently-loaded terrain.=Im derzeit geladenen Gelände befinden sich keine Schilder.
 Found a total of @1 sign nodes across @2 blocks.=Insgesamt wurden @1 Schild-Nodes über @2 Kartenblöcke gefunden.
 Regenerating sign entities ...=Schild-Entities werden neu erzeugt ...
 Finished.=Fertig.
 Write=Schreiben
 Unicode font=Unicode-Schrift
 Wide font=Weite Schrift
 Wooden Wall Sign=Holzwandschild
 Steel Wall Sign=Stahlwandschild
--- a/locale/signs_lib.es.tr
+++ b/locale/signs_lib.es.tr
@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
 # textdomain: signs_lib
 Locked sign, owned by @1@n=Cartel bloqueado, propiedad de @1
 Skims through all currently-loaded sign-bearing mapblocks, clears away any entities within each sign's node space, and regenerates their text entities, if any.=Examina todos los bloques de mapas que contienen letreros cargados actualmente, elimina cualquier entidad dentro del espacio de nodo de cada cartel y regenera sus entidades de texto, si las hay.
 There are no signs in the currently-loaded terrain.=No hay carteles en el terreno actual cargado.
 Found a total of @1 sign nodes across @2 blocks.=Se han encontrado un total de @1 cartel(es) a traves de @2 bloque(s).
 Regenerating sign entities ...=Regenerando entidades de los carteles...
 Finished.=Terminado
 Write=Escribir
 Unicode font=Fuente unicode
 Wide font=Fuente ancha
 Wooden Wall Sign=Cartel de Madera
 Steel Wall Sign=Cartel de Acero
--- a/locale/signs_lib.fr.tr
+++ b/locale/signs_lib.fr.tr
@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
 # textdomain: signs_lib
 Locked sign, owned by @1@n=Panneau verrouillé, appartient à @1@n
 Skims through all currently-loaded sign-bearing mapblocks, clears away any entities within each sign's node space, and regenerates their text entities, if any.=
 There are no signs in the currently-loaded terrain.=
 Found a total of @1 sign nodes across @2 blocks.=
 Regenerating sign entities ...=
 Finished.=
 Write=
 Unicode font=
 Wide font=
 Wooden Wall Sign=
 Steel Wall Sign=
--- a/locale/signs_lib.ms.tr
+++ b/locale/signs_lib.ms.tr
@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
 # textdomain: signs_lib
 Locked sign, owned by @1@n=Papan tanda berkunci, milik @1@n
 Skims through all currently-loaded sign-bearing mapblocks, clears away any entities within each sign's node space, and regenerates their text entities, if any.=
 There are no signs in the currently-loaded terrain.=
 Found a total of @1 sign nodes across @2 blocks.=
 Regenerating sign entities ...=
 Finished.=
 Write=
 Unicode font=
 Wide font=
 Wooden Wall Sign=
 Steel Wall Sign=
--- a/locale/signs_lib.ru.tr
+++ b/locale/signs_lib.ru.tr
@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
 # textdomain: signs_lib
 Locked sign, owned by @1@n=защищенная табличка, пренадлежит @1@n
 Skims through all currently-loaded sign-bearing mapblocks, clears away any entities within each sign's node space, and regenerates their text entities, if any.=
 There are no signs in the currently-loaded terrain.=
 Found a total of @1 sign nodes across @2 blocks.=
 Regenerating sign entities ...=
 Finished.=
 Write=записать
 Unicode font=
 Wide font=
 Wooden Wall Sign=
 Steel Wall Sign=
--- a/locale/template.txt
+++ b/locale/template.txt
@ -1,12 +1,9 @@
-# textdomain: signs_lib
+#Template
-Locked sign, owned by @1@n=
+
-Skims through all currently-loaded sign-bearing mapblocks, clears away any entities within each sign's node space, and regenerates their text entities, if any.=
+Reading cached character database. =
-There are no signs in the currently-loaded terrain.=
+Font seems to have changed. Rebuilding cache. =
-Found a total of @1 sign nodes across @2 blocks.=
+Could not find font line height in cached DB. Trying brute force. =
-Regenerating sign entities ...=
+Sign = 
-Finished.=
+%s wrote "%s" to sign at %s = 
-Write=
+Registered %s and %s = 
-Unicode font=
+signs loaded = 
 Wide font=
 Wooden Wall Sign=
 Steel Wall Sign=
--- a/mod.conf
+++ b/mod.conf
@ -1,5 +1 @@
 name = signs_lib
 author = VanessaE
 optional_depends = screwdriver, streetspoles, streetlamps, cottages, prefab_redo, default
 description = Adds signs with readable text.
 min_minetest_version = 5.4.0
--- a/models/signs_lib_standard_facedir_sign_onpole.obj
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--- a/models/signs_lib_standard_sign_wall.obj
+++ b/models/signs_lib_standard_sign_wall.obj
@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
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--- a/models/signs_lib_standard_sign_yard.obj
+++ b/models/signs_lib_standard_sign_yard.obj
@ -1,85 +0,0 @@
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 vt 0.375000 0.875000
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--- a/models/signs_lib_standard_sign_yard_two_sticks.obj
+++ b/models/signs_lib_standard_sign_yard_two_sticks.obj
@ -1,110 +0,0 @@
 # Blender v2.79 (sub 0) OBJ File: 'basic_signs wooden yard sign two sticks.blend'
 # www.blender.org
 o Cube
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 vt 0.765625 1.000000
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 vt 0.750000 1.000000
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--- a/nonascii-de.lua
+++ b/nonascii-de.lua
@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,132,"00c4"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,150,"00d6"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,156,"00dc"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,159,"00df"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,164,"00e4"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,182,"00f6"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,188,"00fc"})
--- a/nonascii-fr.lua
+++ b/nonascii-fr.lua
@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,128,"00c0"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,134,"00c6"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,135,"00c7"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,136,"00c8"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,137,"00c9"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,138,"00ca"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,148,"00d4"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,153,"00d9"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,160,"00e0"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,166,"00e6"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,167,"00e7"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,168,"00e8"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,169,"00e9"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,170,"00ea"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,180,"00f4"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,185,"00f9"})
--- a/nonascii-pl.lua
+++ b/nonascii-pl.lua
@ -1,16 +0,0 @@
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,147,"00d3"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({195,179,"00f3"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({196,132,"0104"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({196,133,"0105"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({196,134,"0106"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({196,135,"0107"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({196,152,"0118"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({196,153,"0119"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,129,"0141"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,130,"0142"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,154,"015a"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,155,"015b"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,185,"0179"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,186,"017a"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,187,"017b"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({197,188,"017c"})
--- a/nonascii-ua.lua
+++ b/nonascii-ua.lua
@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
 signs_lib.unicode_install({208,132,"0404"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({208,134,"0406"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({208,135,"0407"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({209,148,"0454"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({209,150,"0456"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({209,151,"0457"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({210,144,"0490"})
 signs_lib.unicode_install({210,145,"0491"})
--- a/screenshot.png
+++ b/screenshot.png
--- a/settingstypes.txt
+++ b/settingstypes.txt
@ -1 +0,0 @@
 signs_lib.edit_priv (Allows to rotate signs and to open (and consequently edit) any default sign formspec) string signslib_edit
--- a/standard_signs.lua
+++ b/standard_signs.lua
@ -1,73 +0,0 @@
 -- Definitions for standard minetest_game wooden and steel wall signs
 local S = signs_lib.S
 if minetest.get_modpath("default") then
 	signs_lib.register_sign("default:sign_wall_wood", {
 		description = S("Wooden Wall Sign"),
 		inventory_image = "signs_lib_sign_wall_wooden_inv.png",
 		tiles = {
 			"signs_lib_sign_wall_wooden.png",
 			"signs_lib_sign_wall_wooden_edges.png",
 			-- items 3 - 5 are not set, so signs_lib will use its standard pole
 			-- mount, hanging, and yard sign stick textures.
 		},
 		entity_info = "standard",
 		allow_hanging = true,
 		allow_widefont = true,
 		allow_onpole = true,
 		allow_onpole_horizontal = true,
 		allow_yard = true,
 		use_texture_alpha = "clip",
 	})
 	signs_lib.register_sign("default:sign_wall_steel", {
 		description = S("Steel Wall Sign"),
 		inventory_image = "signs_lib_sign_wall_steel_inv.png",
 		tiles = {
 			"signs_lib_sign_wall_steel.png",
 			"signs_lib_sign_wall_steel_edges.png",
 			nil, -- not set, so it'll use the standard pole mount texture
 			nil, -- not set, so it'll use the standard hanging chains texture
 			"default_steel_block.png" -- for the yard sign's stick
 		},
 		groups = signs_lib.standard_steel_groups,
 		sounds = signs_lib.standard_steel_sign_sounds,
 		locked = true,
 		entity_info = "standard",
 		allow_hanging = true,
 		allow_widefont = true,
 		allow_onpole = true,
 		allow_onpole_horizontal = true,
 		allow_yard = true,
 		use_texture_alpha = "clip",
 	})
 	minetest.register_alias("signs:sign_hanging",                   "default:sign_wood_hanging")
 	minetest.register_alias("basic_signs:hanging_sign",             "default:sign_wood_hanging")
 	minetest.register_alias("signs:sign_yard",                      "default:sign_wood_yard")
 	minetest.register_alias("basic_signs:yard_sign",                "default:sign_wood_yard")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_wood_onpole",        "default:sign_wood_onpole")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_wood_onpole_horiz",  "default:sign_wood_onpole_horiz")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_wood_hanging",       "default:sign_wood_hanging")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_wood_yard",          "default:sign_wood_yard")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_steel_onpole",       "default:sign_steel_onpole")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_steel_onpole_horiz", "default:sign_steel_onpole_horiz")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_steel_hanging",      "default:sign_steel_hanging")
 	minetest.register_alias("default:sign_wall_steel_yard",         "default:sign_steel_yard")
 end
 table.insert(signs_lib.lbm_restore_nodes, "signs:sign_hanging")
 table.insert(signs_lib.lbm_restore_nodes, "basic_signs:hanging_sign")
 table.insert(signs_lib.lbm_restore_nodes, "signs:sign_yard")
 table.insert(signs_lib.lbm_restore_nodes, "basic_signs:yard_sign")
 table.insert(signs_lib.lbm_restore_nodes, "default:sign_wood_yard")
 table.insert(signs_lib.lbm_restore_nodes, "default:sign_wall_wood_yard")
 -- insert the old wood sign-on-fencepost into signs_lib's conversion LBM
 table.insert(signs_lib.old_fenceposts_with_signs, "signs:sign_post")
 signs_lib.old_fenceposts["signs:sign_post"] = "default:fence_wood"
 signs_lib.old_fenceposts_replacement_signs["signs:sign_post"] = "default:sign_wall_wood_onpole"
--- a/textures/bg_signs_lib.jpg
+++ b/textures/bg_signs_lib.jpg
--- a/textures/hdf_20.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_20.png
--- a/textures/hdf_21.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_21.png
--- a/textures/hdf_22.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_22.png
--- a/textures/hdf_23.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_23.png
--- a/textures/hdf_24.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_24.png
--- a/textures/hdf_25.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_25.png
--- a/textures/hdf_26.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_26.png
--- a/textures/hdf_27.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_27.png
--- a/textures/hdf_28.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_28.png
--- a/textures/hdf_29.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_29.png
--- a/textures/hdf_2a.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_2a.png
--- a/textures/hdf_2b.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_2b.png
--- a/textures/hdf_2c.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_2c.png
--- a/textures/hdf_2d.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_2d.png
--- a/textures/hdf_2e.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_2e.png
--- a/textures/hdf_2f.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_2f.png
--- a/textures/hdf_30.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_30.png
--- a/textures/hdf_31.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_31.png
--- a/textures/hdf_32.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_32.png
--- a/textures/hdf_33.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_33.png
--- a/textures/hdf_34.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_34.png
--- a/textures/hdf_35.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_35.png
--- a/textures/hdf_36.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_36.png
--- a/textures/hdf_37.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_37.png
--- a/textures/hdf_38.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_38.png
--- a/textures/hdf_39.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_39.png
--- a/textures/hdf_3a.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_3a.png
--- a/textures/hdf_3b.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_3b.png
--- a/textures/hdf_3c.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_3c.png
--- a/textures/hdf_3d.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_3d.png
--- a/textures/hdf_3e.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_3e.png
--- a/textures/hdf_3f.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_3f.png
--- a/textures/hdf_40.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_40.png
--- a/textures/hdf_41.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_41.png
--- a/textures/hdf_42.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_42.png
--- a/textures/hdf_43.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_43.png
--- a/textures/hdf_44.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_44.png
--- a/textures/hdf_45.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_45.png
--- a/textures/hdf_46.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_46.png
--- a/textures/hdf_47.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_47.png
--- a/textures/hdf_48.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_48.png
--- a/textures/hdf_49.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_49.png
--- a/textures/hdf_4a.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_4a.png
--- a/textures/hdf_4b.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_4b.png
--- a/textures/hdf_4c.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_4c.png
--- a/textures/hdf_4d.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_4d.png
--- a/textures/hdf_4e.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_4e.png
--- a/textures/hdf_4f.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_4f.png
--- a/textures/hdf_50.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_50.png
--- a/textures/hdf_51.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_51.png
--- a/textures/hdf_52.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_52.png
--- a/textures/hdf_53.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_53.png
--- a/textures/hdf_54.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_54.png
--- a/textures/hdf_55.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_55.png
--- a/textures/hdf_56.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_56.png
--- a/textures/hdf_57.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_57.png
--- a/textures/hdf_58.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_58.png
--- a/textures/hdf_59.png
+++ b/textures/hdf_59.png
--- a/Show More
+++ b/Show More
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			`signs_lib.edit_priv (Allows to rotate signs and to open (and consequently edit) any default sign formspec) string signslib_edit`