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Technic
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Copyright (C) 2012-2014 Maciej Kasatkin (RealBadAngel)
Technic chests code is licensed under the GNU LGPLv2+.
Texture licenses:
Better reactor meltdown Reactor `explosion' now replaces the reactor core with a corium source node. Corium is a new liquid, which flows a bit like lava, but has the additional feature of destroying nodes to which it is adjacent. It also randomly turns into a solid form, chernobylite, which makes an attractive building block. It thus gradually melts its way through the reactor shielding layers; a meltdown gets worse over time if not cleaned up promptly. The mechanism for an active reactor core to damage nearby players is generalised into a "radioactive" node group. Corium and chernobylite are radioactive, to varying degrees. Players receive a varying amount of damage from a radioactive node, depending on proximity. Staying outside a reactor cube is sufficient to be safe from the active core, but not sufficient to be safe from a melted core.
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BlockMen modified by Zefram (CC BY-SA 3.0):
* technic_chernobylite_block.png
* technic_corium_flowing_animated.png
* technic_corium_source_animated.png
Fix celeron55 credit
2014-07-24 00:44:57 +02:00
celeron55 (Perttu Ahola) modified by Zefram (CC BY-SA 3.0):
Better reactor meltdown Reactor `explosion' now replaces the reactor core with a corium source node. Corium is a new liquid, which flows a bit like lava, but has the additional feature of destroying nodes to which it is adjacent. It also randomly turns into a solid form, chernobylite, which makes an attractive building block. It thus gradually melts its way through the reactor shielding layers; a meltdown gets worse over time if not cleaned up promptly. The mechanism for an active reactor core to damage nearby players is generalised into a "radioactive" node group. Corium and chernobylite are radioactive, to varying degrees. Players receive a varying amount of damage from a radioactive node, depending on proximity. Staying outside a reactor cube is sufficient to be safe from the active core, but not sufficient to be safe from a melted core.
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* technic_bucket_corium.png
Readd myself a large amount of the 16x16 textures were mine but when RealBad put them back in the information on them mustve been scattered to the winds, just fixing this.
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sdzen (Elise Staudter) (CC BY-SA 3.0):
* most of the older 16x16 textures
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RealBadAngel: (WTFPL)
Better reactor meltdown Reactor `explosion' now replaces the reactor core with a corium source node. Corium is a new liquid, which flows a bit like lava, but has the additional feature of destroying nodes to which it is adjacent. It also randomly turns into a solid form, chernobylite, which makes an attractive building block. It thus gradually melts its way through the reactor shielding layers; a meltdown gets worse over time if not cleaned up promptly. The mechanism for an active reactor core to damage nearby players is generalised into a "radioactive" node group. Corium and chernobylite are radioactive, to varying degrees. Players receive a varying amount of damage from a radioactive node, depending on proximity. Staying outside a reactor cube is sufficient to be safe from the active core, but not sufficient to be safe from a melted core.
2014-07-23 21:04:18 +02:00
* Everything else.
Update READMEs
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Better reactor meltdown Reactor `explosion' now replaces the reactor core with a corium source node. Corium is a new liquid, which flows a bit like lava, but has the additional feature of destroying nodes to which it is adjacent. It also randomly turns into a solid form, chernobylite, which makes an attractive building block. It thus gradually melts its way through the reactor shielding layers; a meltdown gets worse over time if not cleaned up promptly. The mechanism for an active reactor core to damage nearby players is generalised into a "radioactive" node group. Corium and chernobylite are radioactive, to varying degrees. Players receive a varying amount of damage from a radioactive node, depending on proximity. Staying outside a reactor cube is sufficient to be safe from the active core, but not sufficient to be safe from a melted core.
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CC BY-SA 3.0: <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/>