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Use lua schematics instead of .mts files when building portals

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Removes the need for the get_malleated_schematic_filename hack
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Treer
2020-02-08 17:15:33 +11:00
committed by SmallJoker
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@ -31,11 +31,11 @@ docoration functions without triggering the node's `on_destruct` handler.
Realms
------
This API uses the concept of a "realm" for each type of portal. If a portal is
This API uses the concept of a realm for each type of portal. If a portal is
outside its realm then it links to a portal inside the realm, if a portal is
inside its realm then it links to the outside.
You get to decide what consitutes your realm by implementing the function
You get to decide what constitutes your realm by implementing the function
`is_within_realm(position)`.
For example, the Nether realm is defined as existing at a certain depth and
@ -91,11 +91,6 @@ Call these functions only at load time:
* Use error() to exit lua with a message explaining how two mods are
clashing and how it can be resolved.
* Continue without a portal (the reason will be logged for the user).
* `nether.unregister_portal(name)`
* Unregisters the portal from the engine, and deletes the entry with key
`name` from `nether.registered_portals` and associated internal tables.
* Returns true on success
* You will probably never need to call this, it exists only for completeness.
* `nether.register_portal_ignition_item(name, ignition_failure_sound)`
* ignition_failure_sound is optional, it plays any time an attempt to use
the item occurs if a portal is not ignited.
@ -108,6 +103,11 @@ Call these functions only at load time:
* After `register_wormhole_node()`, invoke `register_portal()` and include
`wormhole_node_name` in the portal_definition, assigning it the name of the
new wormhole node.
* `nether.unregister_portal(name)`
* Unregisters the portal from the engine, and deletes the entry with key
`name` from `nether.registered_portals` and associated internal tables.
* Returns true on success
* You will probably never need to call this, it exists only for completeness.
Portal definition