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- Mindustry
Mindustry: A sandbox tower-defense game Defend your base from waves of powerful enemies Build complex designs for processing materials Build and fight with other players on multiplayer servers
- Mindustry Wiki - GitHub Pages
Welcome to the Mindustry Wiki Latest Game Version: 153 Contributing This wiki is hosted on GitHub If you would like to edit something, simply click the edit button at the top of a page, and you will be directed to a pull request form, where you can make your changes and submit them for approval
- Frequently Asked Questions - Mindustry Wiki
Open the Google Play page for Mindustry, scroll to the bottom of the page and tap 'join beta' Beta builds can take some time to become available after tapping the button
- Servers - Mindustry Wiki - GitHub Pages
Servers are a large part of Mindustry in that they offer the ability to play the game with other people There are two main types of servers; dedicated servers and local LAN servers
- Modding Introduction - Mindustry Wiki
This is the developer version of Mindustry, specifically it's refering to the Github master branch Changes on bleeding-edge usually make it into Mindustry in the next release
- Writing and Editing Code - Mindustry Wiki
There are two primary methods to writing Mindustry Logic: The Visual Editor and manual editing Each is better in their own way, so choose whichever works for you the best
- 8. 0 Migration Guide - Mindustry Wiki
8 0 Migration Guide This guide is incomplete As v8 has not been fully released yet, it will continue to change until v8 fully stabilizes JSON Mods If you have a JSON mod, you probably don't need to do anything All existing JSON mods should still work, albeit with some changes to the way content is displayed on certain planets See the section on 'Planets' below Java JS Mods Misc Binding
- Introduction - Mindustry Wiki
What is Mindustry Logic? Mindustry Logic (mlog) is a scripting language added in v6 for the purpose of introducing more advanced automation and strategy into the game It is heavily inspired by Assembly languages, where there is only one instruction or operation at a time
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