These are unrelated to the Player API and player object.
All other GUI/HUD code and textures are in default.
All other engine hardcoded sounds are in default.
The player_api mod is highly likely to be used unchanged in new games,
so logical grouping of content will help the creation of new games.
Move chests code out of nodes.lua and into a new file.
Credit torch code, and chest and torch models in README.txt.
Remove 'torches' mod text from torch.lua.
Minor cleanups in README.txt.
This merges the current state of the well-maintained and tested
`torches` mod as I've maintained it for the last 6 months.
This started out as a thorough cleanup of 3D torches by blockmen,
where some of the initial code still remains.
The models were redone entirely from scratch and have been extensively
tested with dozens of animated textures converted with mcimport,
and look a lot better than the original 3D Torches mod.
The ceiling torch is retained and functional. The `wieldlight`
addition that the torches mod has was removed, since it relies
on wieldview to look decent. This can stay external mod code.
I've opted to move the torch nodes to a separate file. It's not
a lot of code but nodes.lua is already huge, and I wanted to
retain the copyright header and some of the readme.txt notes,
and this was the easiest way of doing it.
This code passes "default:torch" to nodes with on_rightclick,
fixing problems with itemframes. Essentially it has a more
elaborate item_place() routine to make sure we're not passing
the wall torch to nodes that may display it.
The ceiling torch is a separate model and not the same as the
floor model. That does mean that there are 3 models in this
mod.
The check for igniters (fire/lava) will be performed every 10 secs
if the item is flammable.
if the item is found to be in lava it will then burn up and
disappear in a smoke puff.
If a non-lava igniter node is found, a combination of `flammable`
value of the item and `igniter` group value of the node will be used
to determine the chance for the item to be removed.
Each sapling is given a single node timer that is between
2 and 4 days of game play time (40-80 minutes). If you walk out
of the zone, and come back later, the tree will always grow
to full if the timer has elapsed.
Because trees.lua is all functions, it needs to be parsed before
nodes.lua, since that references some of its functions. Hence,
change the order of parsing here. Otherwise saplings would not
grow to full.
* Move furnace related code into furnace.lua
* Move duplicated code into functions
* Rewrite ABM:
* Easier to follow strcuture (no returns in the middle)
* No unnecessary calls to get_craft_result
* Split logic and "visual feedback" (a bit)
* Fewer calls to meta:set and meta:get
* Better feedback on the current state of the furnace
object found *among* the stone.
That is, mese should behave such that you get something potentially useful out
of the aggregate block you just broke, rather than just collecting the whole
block when mined.
Mese crystals in stone give a single Mese Crystal when mines. Craft three of
those + 2 sticks for Mese Pickaxe, or 9 for a Mese block. Craft one Mese
Crystal by itself to get 9 Mese Crystal fragments, which all mods should use
when a full Mese Crystal is too much.
This includes new textures for the above objects, tweaks to the sounds used for
them, and naming tweaks for the textures used for default mese in stone, so
that old texture packs don't use the "wrong" image.
This represents my best effort to match C55's suggestions.
Trigger the player.lua file in init.lua
Commit the ugly and temporary test model and texture. We'll get to a real animated player mesh once the code for that is ready
Set visual_size accordingly so the player model doesn't stretch vertically (default of the sprite player)
Attempt to use the b3d model format, although it doesn't seem to work so far
