Feedback on fork activities.

[AtomicGrog]

Hi, not sure how to raise this without some kind of author coms so feel free to delete/whatever if you don't want this here.

I forked this repo a few weeks ago and already have some players pulling from my fork.

I don't have an issue with that but I didn't, really to the fork to do anything other than to tweak the code for fun and learn how to use lua/oc in general, certainly not for pushing out updates. Some of the things i've done aren't really anything other than me playing with lua concepts etc.

If you want to contact me directly to discuss feel free to do so via the discord, name username (AtomicGrog#7956)

[xyqyear]

Hello,

This project was originally just a tool for my personal Minecraft world. After I opensourced the project, I never would have thought anyone would have any interest in the absolute shit I've created.

I'm glad anyone would take time to understand my code and do any sort of improvement on it. I'm not play Minecraft at the moment and I don't see myself maintaining this project.

If you want me to add your fork in the README file of this repo, please let me know.

I will change the license of this project to MIT when I have free time, which basically means you can do whatever you want with the code as long as you address the original author and include the same LICENSE file.

Another unrelated thing, I've noticed your fork a few weeks back, I noticed that you just gave up on commit comments. This is not a request, but I would be glad of you could write proper comments when commit.

Best regards.
xyqyear

[AtomicGrog]

A sorry re: commits.

I was essentially using it as a method of uploading to the robot ie. Save change to github and then download change with ./install.lua ordinarily i'd do it via a dev branch but as i thought i'd just be playing with the code didnt see much benefit in comments.