Added jp's fork of LazyJ's fork of semmet9's fake fire mod

Used and re-licensed with permission of LazyJ and jp:

```
[07-27 10:02] <jp__> Hi Vanessa. I replaced the LazyJ's smokes nodes by few particules : https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?p=149534#p149534
[07-27 10:03] <jp__> Now I think this mod is mature for integrate Homedecor...

[07-27 10:17] <VanessaE> LazyJ: homedecor is LGPL.  your code is GPL.  by extension so is jp's fork.
[07-27 10:18] <VanessaE> I'd like to include his fork of your mod into homedecor modpack.
[07-27 10:18] <VanessaE> your permission is required :)
[07-27 10:18] <LazyJ> Ok.
[07-27 10:18] <LazyJ> What's the difference between LGPL and GPL? I just go with whatever the original author uses.
[07-27 10:19] <VanessaE> beats the hell out of me exactly except LGPL is supposed to make it easier to use code so-licensed in proprietary projects or something.
[07-27 10:19] <VanessaE> I only use it because minetest_game did and I got some code from there.
[07-27 10:20] <LazyJ> Ok with me to use it.
[07-27 10:21] <LazyJ> Credit to semmett9 too.
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fake_fire/LICENSE.txt

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+JP's Fork of LazyJ's Minetest Mod, "Fake Fire"
+by : JP.
+
+Replaced LazyJ's smoke nodes pictures by smoke particles. Lighter, prettier, configurable smoke.
+
+======================================================================
+
+
+LazyJ's Fork of Semmett9's Minetest Mod, "Fake Fire"
+by:
+LazyJ
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+This is my fork of Semmett9's "Fake Fire" mod. Some code clean-up, a
+bunch of changes and a few new things have been added. 
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fake_fire/README.txt

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+##### JP's Fork of LazyJ's Minetest Mod, "Fake Fire"
+
+Replaced LazyJ's smoke nodes pictures by smoke particles. Lighter, prettier, configurable smoke.
+
+
+
+##### LazyJ's Fork of Semmett9's "Fake Fire" Mod
+
+This fork of 'Fake Fire' is based off of Semmett9's 2014_03_14 release of the
+mod.
+
+At LinuxGaming.us, we have a creative-leaning Minetest server. Destruction by
+arson is not something we like. When the Fake Fire mod was installed we finally
+could make warm hearths and campfires without fear of burning down our builds.
+We could also use Fake Fire to simulate things burning without worrying our
+neighbors about the fires spreading and destroying their stuff.
+
+As a creative bunch of Minetesters, we often come up with new ideas for things.
+This fork of "Fake Fire" incorporates some of those ideas.
+
+
+Semmett9's original version of this mod can be found here:
+
+* Minetest.net
+http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=6145
+
+* Ad.Fly
+http://adf.ly/RbzwV
+
+Yes, it has advertisements. That's what helps to pay for hosting Semmett9's
+website and server costs. Everything has a cost. Someone pays. Even when it
+comes to so-called free, open-source software. Someone pays. Everything has a
+cost. Try running your own business and you will understand. There are no
+free lunches in life.
+
+Ok, done ranting. ;)-
+
+
+~ LazyJ, 2014_06_19
+
+
+
+Minetest version:  0.4.9
+Depends: default
+Recommended Additional Mods: none
+License:  GPL v2
+Source Code:  http://github.com/LazyJ/fake_fire
+Download (.zip):  http://github.com/LazyJ/fake_fire/archive/master.zip
+
+Install:
+	* After downloading, unzip the file.
+	* Rename the directory "fake_fire_fork-master" to "fake_fire"
+	* Copy the "fake_fire" directory into either
+	../minetest/worlds/yourworld'sname/worldmods/
+	or
+	../minetest/mods/
+	* If you put "fake_fire" in the ../minetest/mods/ directory, either
+	enable the mod from within Minetest's "Configure" button
+	(main menu, bottom right) or by adding this line to the
+	world's "world.mt" file:
+	load_mod_fake_fire = true
+

fake_fire/changelog.txt

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+CHANGELOG
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+2014_07_27:
+
+* Replaced LazyJ's smoke nodes pictures by smoke particles. Lighter, prettier, configurable smoke.
+* Code clean-up.
+
+
+2014_06_21:
+
+	* Added changelog.txt, 2014_06_19. Some changes are much older than this.
+	I've been making little tweaks to it for several months and finally decided
+	to give it an overhaul.
+	* Code clean-up.
+	* Split the init.lua file stuff into separate files and moved them into the
+	"modfiles" folder.
+	* I had added a lump of coal to be dropped when the flame was dug but, as
+	one of our moderators pointed out, once word got out, new players would
+	snuff-out every fake_fire they found just to get easy coal. The coal drop
+	was removed.
+	* Changed the flint crafting recipe to require 2 gravel instead of one.
+	This resolves a crafting conflict with another mod. The recipe is also
+	shapless now.
+	* Added crafting recipes for 1 cobble to 1 gravel, then 1 gravel to 1 sand.
+	For Wazuland2 these recipes are commented out because another mod takes
+	care of them (the reason for changing the flint recipe).
+	* Health-damage disabled. This fork is strictly for decoration.
+	* Waving added to flames and smoke.
+	* Rising, disappearing smoke-puffs added. Smoke columns will rise to 14
+	spaces above the flame or chimney top.
+	* Smoke can be punched to remove.
+	* Never-ending flint and steel disabled. May add it as a priv later.
+	* Extinguishing with water and lava(??) disabled. Again, this fork is
+	strictly for decoration so dousing the flames with water or lava would just
+	make a big, needless mess. Much easier and cleaner to just punch the flame.
+	* Flame images are hidden from creative inventory but are still	provided
+	for in the code and image files if you want them to be visible.	Just remove
+	the "not_in_creative_inventory" part from the groups of the	flame types and
+	they will be visible again. Having the images in inventory is useful when
+	playing in creative mode or if you want to torture griefers who put in the
+	time and effort to get the materials to make the fire hoping to be able to
+	burn things only to discover that it is *fake* and *harmless*. Bwa-hahaha!
+	* Added ice-fire, a blue-colored flame that only ignites on snow and ice
+	stuff.
+	* Added added ability to switch between smoking and non-smoking flames by
+	punching them. Default is non-smoking.
+	* Added stone and sandstone chimney caps that can produce smoke when punched
+	(smoking and non-smoking versions). Useful for small builds where a 3x3
+	chimney would be too oversized in proportion to the reset of the build.
+	* Added animated, glowing embers. This hearth-warming block emits a
+	mid-level light and simulates the hot coals under a flame. Flames are not
+	required and the embers blocks are smokeless.
+	
+	
+	
+2014_06_23:
+
+	* Flames - "sunlight_propagates = true,"
+	-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because fire produces light it should be "true" so fire *doesn't* have
+	-- a shadow. 
+	
+	* Embers - "sunlight_propagates = true,"
+	-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because embers produce some light it should be somewhat "true" but this
+	-- is an area where Minetest lacks in subtlety so I'm opting for 100% that
+	-- embers *don't* have a shadow. 
+	
+	* Bug Fix - Server Crash when Flint-Steel Clicked on Nothing (sky).
+	-- Players can see farther than they can reach. Even though the player
+	-- was aiming for a node several spaces ahead of them, Minetest's targeting
+	-- range doesn't extend that far. The player saw the node they were aiming
+	-- at, Minetest's target range ended and Minetest saw "nothing"
+	-- (a nil value). The bug was a conflict in the code so when that
+	-- particular nil value popped up, Minetest was confused by the bug, threw
+	-- up it's hands in frustration and said "I quit!" by crashing.
+	
+	* Original init.lua Added
+	-- What I thought was the original init.lua file turned out to be one I had
+	-- tinkered with months ago. So I extracted the actual original init.lua
+	-- file from a zip file of the original mod. Why bother including it in my
+	-- fork? Because it's a reference to compare to and learn from.
+	

fake_fire/depends.txt

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+default

fake_fire/init.lua

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+--[[
+
+The 'Fake-Fire' mod was originally created by Semmett9.
+
+URL to the 'Fake-Fire' thread on Minetest.net:
+http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=6145
+
+I've customized it a bit. Please see the changelog.txt file for more details.
+
+~ LazyJ, 2014_03_15
+
+--]]
+
+dofile(minetest.get_modpath("fake_fire").."/modfiles/nodes.lua")
+dofile(minetest.get_modpath("fake_fire").."/modfiles/crafts.lua")
+dofile(minetest.get_modpath("fake_fire").."/modfiles/abms.lua")
+
+
+
+--[[
+
+	The lines below, at the end, are from the original author, Semmett9.
+
+	Thanks for a nice mod, Semmett9. ;)
+
+	~ LazyJ, 2014_03_14
+
+--]]
+
+
+
+-- Thanks-
+
+-- Many thanks for addi for his help in coding. --
+
+-- Many thanks for the players on the King Arthur's land server for giving --
+-- me support, ideas and allowing me to add the mod to the server itself. --

fake_fire/modfiles/abms.lua

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+--[[
+
+	I commented out this part because:
+		1. water and lava buckets are disabled on some servers,
+		2. putting out fire with water and especially lava would only make
+		a big mess, and...
+
+	As for 'realism':
+		* C'mon... This is *fake* fire.
+		* Torches have long been impervious to water.
+		* Minetest creates surreal worlds so it's OK if some things aren't
+		perfectly realistic.
+ 
+	Besides, the fake-fire can be put out by punching it - simple and effective.
+	~ LazyJ, 2014_03_14
+
+
+
+-- water and lava puts out fake fire --
+minetest.register_abm({
+	nodenames = {"fake_fire:fake_fire"},
+	interval = 1,
+	chance = 1,
+	action = function(pos, node)
+		if minetest.env:find_node_near(pos, 1, {"default:water_source",
+		"default:water_flowing","default:lava_source",
+		"default:lava_flowing"}) then
+		minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish",
+		{gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 20,})
+		node.name = "air"
+		minetest.env:set_node(pos, node)
+		end
+	end
+})
+--]]
+	
+	
+	
+-- ADVISING ABOUT SMOKE PARTICLES SETTINGS
+
+    -- For the best visual result...
+    -- If you increase the particles size, 
+    -- you should decrease the particles amount	and/or increase the smoke column lenght. 
+    -- If you increase the particle time duration and/or particle course, 
+    -- you should decrease the particles amount or increase the smoke column lenght.
+    -- Or conversely...
+    -- ~ JP
+
+minetest.register_abm({
+	nodenames = {
+				"fake_fire:fake_fire",
+				"fake_fire:ice_fire",
+				"fake_fire:chimney_top_stone",
+				"fake_fire:chimney_top_sandstone"
+				},
+	interval = 1,
+	chance = 2,
+	action = function(pos, node)
+		minetest.add_particlespawner(
+			10, --particles amount
+			5, --time
+			{x=pos.x-0.3, y=pos.y-0, z=pos.z-0.3}, --smoke column starting
+			{x=pos.x+0.3, y=pos.y+8, z=pos.z+0.3}, --smoke column ending
+			{x=-0.2, y=0.1, z=-0.2}, --min. particle course
+			{x=0.2, y=2, z=0.2}, --max. particle course
+			{x=0,y=0,z=0}, --min. particle deviation
+			{x=0,y=0,z=0}, --max. particle deviation
+			0.5, --min. time particle expiration
+			3, --max. time particle expiration
+			8, --min. particle size
+			10, --max. particle size
+			false, --collision detection
+			"smoke_particle.png" --textures
+		)
+		end,
+})
+

fake_fire/modfiles/crafts.lua

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+--[[
+
+	NEVER-ENDING FLINT and STEEL
+
+	Uncraftable, at the moment, and I'm not sure yet how many wanna-be-firebug
+	griefers are going to litter with fake-fire. Why give them this if it only
+	makes the mess bigger? ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13
+	
+	May add a priv for this later so trusted players can use it.
+	~ LazyJ, 2014_06_19
+
+minetest.register_craftitem("fake_fire:old_flint_and_steel", {
+	description = "Never ending flint and steel",
+	inventory_image = "flint_and_steel.png",
+	stack_max = 1,
+	liquids_pointable = false,
+	on_use = function(itemstack, user, pointed_thing)
+		n = minetest.env:get_node(pointed_thing)
+		if pointed_thing.type == "node" then
+			minetest.env:add_node(pointed_thing.above,
+			{name="fake_fire:fake_fire"})
+			minetest.sound_play("",
+			{gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 20,})
+		end
+	end
+})
+--]]
+
+
+-- RECIPE ITEM - FLINT
+minetest.register_craftitem("fake_fire:flint", {
+	description = "flint",
+	inventory_image = "flint.png",
+	stack_max = 99,
+	liquids_pointable = false,
+})
+
+
+
+-- FLINT
+minetest.register_craft({
+	type = "shapeless",
+	output = 'fake_fire:flint',
+	recipe = {
+			"default:gravel",
+			"default:gravel",
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- FLINT & STEEL
+minetest.register_craft({
+	type = "shapeless",
+	output = 'fake_fire:flint_and_steel',
+	recipe = {
+		"fake_fire:flint",
+		"default:steel_ingot",
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- EMBERS
+minetest.register_craft({
+	type = "shapeless",
+	output = 'fake_fire:embers',
+	recipe = {
+			"default:torch",
+			"group:wood",
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- CHIMNEY TOPS - SMOKELESS
+	
+	-- Only the smokeless kind will be craftable and shown in the inventory.
+	-- The nodes are coded to switch to the smoking chimney tops when punched.
+	-- ~ LazyJ  
+
+-- STONE CHIMNEY TOP
+minetest.register_craft({
+	type = "shapeless",
+	output = 'fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_stone',
+	recipe = {
+			"default:torch",
+			"stairs:slab_stone",
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- SANDSTONE CHIMNEY TOP
+minetest.register_craft({
+	type = "shapeless",
+	output = 'fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_sandstone',
+	recipe = {
+			"default:torch",
+			"stairs:slab_sandstone",
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- Crafting Chain - Cobble-to-Gravel-to-Sand and Convert Sands
+
+--[[
+
+	Craft one cobble into one gravel.
+	Craft one gravel into one sand.
+	Convert-craft sand to desert sand and vice-versa.
+	
+	This was suggested by klappspaten and it makes sense in both its natural
+	progression and as a practical way for players to get some of the non-
+	renewable resources that they need.
+	
+	Because the gravel-to-sand recipe (from one of our other custom mods)
+	conflicted with the Fake Fire mod's	flint recipe, the Fake Fire mod's
+	recipe was changed to require 2 gravel.
+	
+	I've added the cobble-gravel-sand and convert sands recipes as a bonus and
+	to make-up for the more expensive flint recipe. You can comment-out these
+	recipes because they aren't *required* by this fork of Fake Fire, but they
+	*are* handy recipes to have.
+	
+	~ LazyJ
+	
+	
+
+--]]
+
+-- Cobble to Gravel
+minetest.register_craft({
+	output = 'default:gravel',
+	recipe = {
+		{'default:cobble'},
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- Gravel to Sand
+minetest.register_craft({
+	output = 'default:sand',
+	recipe = {
+		{'default:gravel'},
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- Desert Sand to Sand
+minetest.register_craft({
+	output = 'default:sand',
+	recipe = {
+		{'default:desert_sand'},
+	}
+})
+
+
+
+-- Sand to Desert Sand
+minetest.register_craft({
+	output = 'default:desert_sand',
+	recipe = {
+		{'default:sand'},
+	}
+})

fake_fire/modfiles/nodes.lua

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+-- FLAME TYPES
+
+-- SMOKEY FIRE (TRIGGERS SMOKE ABM)
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:fake_fire", {
+    description = "Smokey, Fake Fire",
+	tiles = {
+		{name="fake_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+   	inventory_image = 'fake_fire.png',
+	wield_image = {
+		{name="fake_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	drawtype = "plantlike",
+	 -- Waving wasn't an option when this mod was written. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13
+	waving = 1,
+	light_source = 14,
+	-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because fire produces light it should be "true" so fire *doesn't* have
+	-- a shadow. 
+	sunlight_propagates = true,
+	-- damage_per_second = 2*0.5, -- It's *fake* fire. PvP on our server has
+	-- been disabled for a reason. I don't want griefers lighting players on
+	-- fire or trapping them in blazes. ~ LazyJ, 2014_0_13
+	--groups = {dig_immediate=3,attached_node=1},
+	groups = {
+				oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, dig_immediate=2, attached_node=1,
+				not_in_creative_inventory=1
+			},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	walkable = false,
+	drop = "",  -- So fire won't return to the inventory. ~ LazyJ
+	sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}),
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- A max_hear_distance of 20 may freak some players out by the "hiss"
+		-- so I reduced it to 5.
+		minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0,
+		max_hear_distance = 5,})
+		-- This swaps the smoky version with the smokeless version. ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:smokeless_fire"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- SMOKELESS FIRE (DOES NOT TRIGGER SMOKE ABM)
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:smokeless_fire", {
+    description = "Smokeless, Fake Fire",
+	tiles = {
+		{name="fake_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+   	inventory_image = 'fake_fire.png',
+	wield_image = {
+		{name="fake_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	drawtype = "plantlike",
+	 -- Waving wasn't an option when this mod was written. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13
+	waving = 1,
+	light_source = 14,
+		-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because fire produces light it should be "true" so fire *doesn't* have
+	-- a shadow. 
+	sunlight_propagates = true,
+	-- damage_per_second = 2*0.5, -- It's *fake* fire. PvP on our server has
+	-- been disabled for a reason. I don't want griefers lighting players on
+	-- fire or trapping them in blazes. ~ LazyJ, 2014_0_13
+	--groups = {dig_immediate=3,attached_node=1},
+	groups = {
+				oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, dig_immediate=2, attached_node=1,
+				not_in_creative_inventory=1
+			},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	walkable = false,
+	drop = "",  -- So fire won't return to the inventory. ~ LazyJ
+	sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}),
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- A max_hear_distance of 20 may freak some players out by the "hiss"
+		-- so I reduced it to 5.
+		minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0,
+		max_hear_distance = 5,})
+		-- This swaps the smokeless version with the smoky version. ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:fake_fire"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- SMOKEY ICE FIRE (TRIGGERS SMOKE ABM)
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:ice_fire", {
+    description = "Smoky, Fake, Ice Fire",
+	tiles = {
+		{name="ice_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+   	inventory_image = 'ice_fire.png',
+	wield_image = {
+		{name="ice_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	drawtype = "plantlike",
+	 -- Waving wasn't an option when this mod was written. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13
+	waving = 1,
+	light_source = 14,
+		-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because fire produces light it should be "true" so fire *doesn't* have
+	-- a shadow. 
+	sunlight_propagates = true,
+	-- damage_per_second = 2*0.5, -- It's *fake* fire. PvP on our server has
+	-- been disabled for a reason. I don't want griefers lighting players on
+	-- fire or trapping them in blazes. ~ LazyJ, 2014_0_13
+	--groups = {dig_immediate=3,attached_node=1},
+	groups = {
+				oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, dig_immediate=2, attached_node=1,
+				not_in_creative_inventory=1
+			},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	walkable = false,
+	drop = "",  -- So fire won't return to the inventory. ~ LazyJ
+	sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}),
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- A max_hear_distance of 20 may freak some players out by the "hiss"
+		-- so I reduced it to 5.
+		minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0,
+		max_hear_distance = 5,})
+		-- This swaps the smoky version with the smokeless version. ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:smokeless_ice_fire"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- SMOKELESS ICE FIRE (DOES NOT TRIGGER SMOKE ABM)
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:smokeless_ice_fire", {
+    description = "Smokeless, Fake, Ice Fire",
+	tiles = {
+		{name="ice_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+   	inventory_image = 'ice_fire.png',
+	wield_image = {
+		{name="ice_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}},
+		},
+	drawtype = "plantlike",
+	 -- Waving wasn't an option when this mod was written. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13
+	waving = 1,
+	light_source = 14,
+		-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because fire produces light it should be "true" so fire *doesn't* have
+	-- a shadow. 
+	sunlight_propagates = true,
+	-- damage_per_second = 2*0.5, -- It's *fake* fire. PvP on our server has
+	-- been disabled for a reason. I don't want griefers lighting players on
+	-- fire or trapping them in blazes. ~ LazyJ, 2014_0_13
+	--groups = {dig_immediate=3,attached_node=1},
+	groups = {
+				oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, dig_immediate=2, attached_node=1,
+				not_in_creative_inventory=1
+			},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	walkable = false,
+	drop = "",  -- So fire won't return to the inventory. ~ LazyJ
+	sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}),
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- A max_hear_distance of 20 may freak some players out by the "hiss"
+		-- so I reduced it to 5.
+		minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0,
+		max_hear_distance = 5,})
+		-- This swaps the smokeless version with the smoky version. ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:ice_fire"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- FLINT and STEEL
+
+minetest.register_tool("fake_fire:flint_and_steel", {
+	description = "Flint and steel",
+	inventory_image = "flint_and_steel.png",
+	liquids_pointable = false,
+	stack_max = 1,
+	tool_capabilities = {
+		full_punch_interval = 1.0,
+		max_drop_level=0,
+		groupcaps={flamable = {uses=65, maxlevel=1},
+		}
+	},
+	on_use = function(itemstack, user, pointed_thing)
+	-- This next section took me a lot of keyboard bashing to figure out.
+	-- The lua documentation and examples for Minetest are terrible.
+	-- ~ LazyJ, 2014_06_23
+	
+		local snow_ice_list = {"snow", "ice",}
+	
+			for _, which_one_is_it in pairs(snow_ice_list) do
+				local snow_ice = which_one_is_it
+	
+				if
+					-- A *node*, not a player or sprite. ~ LazyJ
+					pointed_thing.type == "node"
+					
+					--[[
+						These next two "and nots" tell Minetest not to put the
+						red	flame on snow and ice stuff. This "string" bit was
+						the workable solution that took many hours, over
+						several days, to finally come around to. It's a search
+						for any node name that contains	whatever is between the
+						double-quotes, ie. "snow" or "ice". I had been trying
+						to identify the nodes by their group properties	and I
+						couldn't figure out how to do it. The clue for the
+						"string"came from Blockmen's "Landscape" mod.
+				
+						Another quirk is that the "string" doesn't work well
+						with variable lists (see "snow_ice_list") when using
+						"and not". Ice-fire would light on snow but when I
+						clicked on ice, the regular	flame appeared. I couldn't
+						understand what was happening until	I mentally changed
+						the wording "and not" to "is not" and spoke	out-loud
+						each thing that line of code was to accomplish:
+				
+						"Is not snow, then make fake-fire."
+						"Is not ice, then make fake-fire."
+				
+						That's when I caught the problem.
+				
+						Ice *is not* snow, so Minetest was correctly following
+						the	instruction, "Is not snow, then make fake-fire."
+						and that is	why	fake-fire appeared instead of ice-fire
+						when I clicked on ice.   
+			 
+						~ LazyJ
+					--]]
+									
+				and not
+				string.find(minetest.get_node(pointed_thing.under).name, "snow")
+				and not
+				string.find(minetest.get_node(pointed_thing.under).name, "ice")
+				and
+				minetest.get_node(pointed_thing.above).name == "air"
+				then
+				minetest.set_node(pointed_thing.above,
+				{name="fake_fire:smokeless_fire"})
+	
+			elseif
+
+				pointed_thing.type == "node"
+				and
+				-- Split this "string" across several lines because I ran out
+				-- of room while trying to adhere to the 80-column wide rule
+				-- of coding style.
+				string.find(
+						minetest.get_node(pointed_thing.under).name,
+						snow_ice
+						)
+				and 
+				minetest.get_node(pointed_thing.above).name == "air"
+				then
+				minetest.set_node(pointed_thing.above,
+				{name="fake_fire:smokeless_ice_fire"})						
+			end -- Line 210, if
+		end -- Line 207, for/do	
+		
+			minetest.sound_play("",
+			{gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 2,})
+			itemstack:add_wear(65535/65)
+			return itemstack
+	end
+}) -- Closes the flint and steel tool registration
+
+
+
+--[[
+	
+	SOME LESSONS LEARNED (and keeping this because I'll forget)
+	
+	flint_and_steel is registered as a tool. Tools do not materialize something
+	like placing a block (on_construct) makes that block appear. Tools are
+	*used* so "on_use" works but not "on_construct".
+
+	on_rightclick is meant for the code of the thing being clicked on, not the
+	code of the thing doing the clicking.
+	
+	~ LazyJ
+
+--]]
+
+
+
+-- ANIMATED, RISING, DISPAPPEARING SMOKE
+
+--[[
+
+	These next two sections of code are a real bonus that I figured out how
+	to pull-off. ;)
+
+	The first section creates animated smoke. Trying to figure out how to make
+	the animation appear to go upward was a headache.
+
+	The second section places the animated smoke *only* above the fake-fire
+	*if* there is nothing but air straight above the fake-fire. I also made
+	the smoke skip a space so it looks more like puffs of smoke and made it
+	stretch high enough to be used in chimneys. For large builds, a second
+	fake-fire will have to be hidden close to the top of the chimney so the
+	smoke will be visible. The smoke also emmits a low-level light.
+
+	Yup, I'm proud of this little addition I've made to Semmett9's mod. :D
+
+	~ LazyJ, 2014_03_15
+
+--]]
+
+
+
+-- EMBERS
+
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:embers", {
+    description = "Glowing Embers",
+	tiles = {
+		{name="embers_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames",
+		aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=2}},
+		},
+	inventory_image = minetest.inventorycube('fake_fire_embers.png'),
+	is_ground_content = true,
+	light_source = 9,
+	-- Adding sunlight_propagtes and leaving comments as a future reference.
+	-- If true, sunlight will go infinitely through this (no shadow is cast).
+	-- Because embers produce some light it should be somewhat "true" but this
+	-- is an area where Minetest lacks in subtlety so I'm opting for 100% that
+	-- embers *don't* have a shadow. 
+	sunlight_propagates = true,
+	 -- It's almost soft, brittle charcoal. ~ LazyJ
+	groups = {choppy=3, crumbly=3, oddly_breakable_by_hand=3},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	 -- You never know when a creative builder may use the screwdriver or
+	 -- position to create a subtle effect that makes their creation just
+	 -- that little bit nicer looking. ~ Lazyj
+	paramtype2 = "facedir",
+	walkable = true,
+	sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}),
+})
+
+
+
+-- CHIMNEY TOPS
+
+	-- Stone (cool tone) to go with cool colors.
+	-- Sandstone (warm tone) to go with warm colors.
+
+-- CHIMNEY TOP - STONE
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:chimney_top_stone", {
+	description = "Chimney Top - Stone",
+	tiles = {"chimney_top_stone.png", "default_stone.png"},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+	groups = {cracky=3, oddly_breakable_by_hand=1, not_in_creative_inventory=1},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	sounds = default.node_sound_stone_defaults(),
+	drop = "fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_stone",
+	drawtype = "nodebox",
+	node_box = {
+			type = "fixed",
+			fixed = {-0.5, -0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0, 0.5},
+		},
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- This swaps the smokeless version with the smoky version when punched.
+		-- ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_stone"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- CHIMNEY TOP - SANDSTONE
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:chimney_top_sandstone", {
+	description = "Chimney Top - Sandstone",
+	tiles = {"chimney_top_sandstone.png", "default_sandstone.png"},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+	groups = {cracky=3, oddly_breakable_by_hand=1, not_in_creative_inventory=1},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	sounds = default.node_sound_stone_defaults(),
+	drop = "fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_sandstone",
+	drawtype = "nodebox",
+	node_box = {
+			type = "fixed",
+			fixed = {-0.5, -0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0, 0.5},
+		},
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- This swaps the smokeless version with the smoky version when punched.
+		-- ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos,
+		{name = "fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_sandstone"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- SMOKELESS CHIMNEY TOPS
+
+	-- Some players may want a chimney top *without* smoke. This is the node
+	-- that will be craftable. To get the smoking variety, simply punch the
+	-- node. Same approach is used with the smoking and non-smoking flames.
+	-- ~ LazyJ
+	
+-- SMOKELESS CHIMNEY TOP - STONE
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_stone", {
+	description = "Chimney Top - Stone",
+	tiles = {"chimney_top_stone.png", "default_stone.png"},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+	groups = {cracky=3, oddly_breakable_by_hand=1},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	sounds = default.node_sound_stone_defaults(),
+	drawtype = "nodebox",
+	node_box = {
+			type = "fixed",
+			fixed = {-0.5, -0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0, 0.5},
+		},
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- This swaps the smokeless version with the smoky version when punched.
+		-- ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:chimney_top_stone"})
+	end
+})
+
+
+
+-- SMOKELESS CHIMNEY TOP - SANDSTONE
+minetest.register_node("fake_fire:smokeless_chimney_top_sandstone", {
+	description = "Chimney Top - Sandstone",
+	tiles = {"chimney_top_sandstone.png", "default_sandstone.png"},
+	is_ground_content = true,
+	groups = {cracky=3, oddly_breakable_by_hand=1},
+	paramtype = "light",
+	sounds = default.node_sound_stone_defaults(),
+	drawtype = "nodebox",
+	node_box = {
+			type = "fixed",
+			fixed = {-0.5, -0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0, 0.5},
+		},
+	on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher)
+		-- This swaps the smokeless version with the smoky version when punched.
+		-- ~ LazyJ
+		minetest.set_node(pos, {name = "fake_fire:chimney_top_sandstone"})
+	end
+})