if glooptest is not installed, an alias is added to equate homedecor
steel chainlinks to glooptest's, for compatibility.
The six-steel-ingot wall chain recipe is no longer to make wall chains.
Instead, if glooptest is not installed, this recipe is used to make
chain *links*.
Whether glooptest is installed or not, the steel chainlinks are still
used along with steel ingots, to make wall chains as before.
- Red & green replaced by the default wool textures (the previous were too dark).
- Prettier violet texture
- Added brown, darkgrey, orange, yellow and pink colors (based on the default wool textures too).
fridge has new models by jp, and now uses two nodes instead of one.
an abm has been added to convert the old one-node version into this new
two-node version. inventories are kept in the process, but I can't do
anything about fridges that are themselves in someone's inventory or
chests. If you want to keep them, place them in the world before you
update.
added coat rack on wall, and freestanding coat tree, models by jp
added doorbell, model and texture by jp with changes by me
rods in brass, wrought iron, wood
opened curtains in same colors as regular
made all curtains use texture alpha, gave their textures ~90% opacity
moved curtains defs into window_treatments.lua
now leaves become oil extract, which is cooked into paraffin
this is then cooked into plastic sheets.
needed for future recipes that will need some kind of wax.
if technic is not installed, just define its brass ingot and use the standard
moreores silver/default copper craft recipe to make it.
if technic is installed, define no recipe for it - let technic's zinc/copper
alloy furnace recipe handle it.
First, craft a blank canvas from four sticks
and some white wool:
- s -
s W s
- s -
Then, combine that canvas with some black and white dyes in the right
pattern to get the painting you want.
Paintings are numbred in-game, from 1 to 20. Since there are so many
paintings, and so little crafting space, the only way I could think to
do it was to use binary for the recipe. Convert the number of the
painting you want into binary, then use black dye for each 0 and white for
each 1, and lay them down into the crafting grid in this pattern:
bit2 bit1 bit0
- bit4 bit3
- Canv. -
With the blank canvas in the bottom center slot. For example, if you
want painting number 9, that would be 01001 in binary, so you'd arrange
the crafting grid like so:
Black Black White ---> Painting #9
- Black White
- Canv. -
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