- Use colorization of the default glass texture
- Remove snappiness from compressed dirt
- Turn spaces into tabs for the first line of all-faces pine and aspen trees
Tar already exists in building_blocks, and the recipe to cook it comes into conflict with what's in streetsmod, where gravel can be cooked into asphalt. However, the texture for it is retained in case it needs to be derived from again in the future.
Dirt can be collected in as much quanitites as cobblestone can be, so in place of tar is a way to pack dirt when so much of it is collected.
The compressed dirt shares most properities with the compressed cobble, except that can be dug by hand, but digging it takes as long as with gravel. Its texture is a recolor of this mod's tar block.
In addition, a function for dirt sound has been added, and compressed dirt makes use of it.
The new node is inspired in part by a counterpart on the Xanadu server, where there is also a counterpart to compressed cobble.
This to account for the fact that vessel shelves can now be used here. Additionally, really loop back to cobblestone in relationship to the stone tile and its variants.
- Enable many nodes to be rotated by the screwdriver
- Reduce redundancy of the the wood tiles; use the screwdriver to achieve them
- Add extra crafts dealing with empty shelves
- Get rid of snappiness in all blocks; it's only useful for plants
- Loop between stone tile, its variants, and cobblestone
* Tweak some nodes
- Add function for recently-added metal sounds, and make copper patina use this sound
- Add all the wood tiles to the wood group
- Make empty bookshelf usable as fuel for half the time of book and vessel shelves (for 15 seconds)
* Return the books when crafting enpty bookshelves
* Removed Junglwood fences -> Alias with default:fence_junglewood
* Removed Jungle stick -> Alias with default:stick
* Removed unnecessary redefinitions because all the overridden options are the same as in minetest_game.
The code
not type(fields.drop) == "table"
was always false because it compares a boolean with a string,
not (type(fields.drop) == "table")
is the intended logic.
For all glasslike drawtype nodes, the tiles contain up to 2
textures. The second texture is for "connected" glass, but that
likely is a transparent texture. If we use the `tiles` def without
modification, we will make all those slabs/slopes transparent on all
sides except the top.
To fix, we remove the tiles[2] from the tiledef in case the node is
a glasslike drawtype.
Adds a check to see if recycle stack wouldn't overflow the input stack. If so, then
the items are just put in the recycle slot and they can be taken out again.
Resolves a number of cases where switching stacks of different types of blocks with different counts would cause a corruption in the Player inventory stack count or allow normally unaccepted items into the Saw causing 'unknown' items to be generated in its output.
