pipeworks/item_transport.lua

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dofile(pipeworks.modpath.."/compat.lua")
--and an extra function for getting the right-facing vector
local function facedir_to_right_dir(facedir)
--find the other directions
local backdir = minetest.facedir_to_dir(facedir)
local topdir = ({[0]={x=0, y=1, z=0},
{x=0, y=0, z=1},
{x=0, y=0, z=-1},
{x=1, y=0, z=0},
{x=-1, y=0, z=0},
{x=0, y=-1, z=0}})[math.floor(facedir/4)]
--return a cross product
return {x=topdir.y*backdir.z - backdir.y*topdir.z,
y=topdir.z*backdir.x - backdir.z*topdir.x,
z=topdir.x*backdir.y - backdir.x*topdir.y}
end
minetest.register_craftitem("pipeworks:filter", {
description = "Filter",
stack_max = 99,
})
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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local fakePlayer = {
get_player_name = function() return ":pipeworks" end,
-- any other player functions called by allow_metadata_inventory_take anywhere...
-- perhaps a custom metaclass that errors specially when fakePlayer.<property> is not found?
}
function pipeworks.tube_item(pos, item)
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-- Take item in any format
local stack = ItemStack(item)
local obj = minetest.add_entity(pos, "pipeworks:tubed_item")
obj:get_luaentity():set_item(stack:to_string())
return obj
end
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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-- adding two tube functions
-- can_remove(pos,node,stack,dir) returns true if an item can be removed from that stack on that node
-- remove_items(pos,node,stack,dir,count) removes count items and returns them
-- both optional w/ sensible defaults and fallback to normal allow_* function
-- XXX: possibly change insert_object to insert_item
-- sname = the current name to allow for, or nil if it allows anything
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local function grabAndFire(frominv,frominvname,frompos,fromnode,sname,tube,idef,dir,all)
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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for spos,stack in ipairs(frominv:get_list(frominvname)) do
if ( sname == nil and stack:get_name() ~= "") or stack:get_name()==sname then
local doRemove = true
if tube.can_remove then
doRemove = tube.can_remove(frompos, fromnode, stack, dir)
elseif idef.allow_metadata_inventory_take then
doRemove = idef.allow_metadata_inventory_take(frompos,"main",spos, stack, fakePlayer)
end
-- stupid lack of continue statements grumble
if doRemove then
local item
local count
if all then
count = stack:get_count()
else
count = 1
end
if tube.remove_items then
-- it could be the entire stack...
item=tube.remove_items(frompos,fromnode,stack,dir,count)
else
item=stack:take_item(count)
frominv:set_stack(frominvname,spos,stack)
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if idef.on_metadata_inventory_take then
idef.on_metadata_inventory_take(frompos, "main", spos, item, fakePlayer)
end
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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end
local item1=pipeworks.tube_item(frompos,item)
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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item1:get_luaentity().start_pos = frompos
item1:setvelocity(dir)
item1:setacceleration({x=0, y=0, z=0})
return -- only fire one item, please
end
end
end
end
minetest.register_node("pipeworks:filter", {
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description = "Filter",
tiles = {"pipeworks_filter_top.png", "pipeworks_filter_top.png", "pipeworks_filter_output.png",
"pipeworks_filter_input.png", "pipeworks_filter_side.png", "pipeworks_filter_top.png"},
paramtype2 = "facedir",
groups = {snappy=2,choppy=2,oddly_breakable_by_hand=2,tubedevice=1,mesecon=2},
legacy_facedir_simple = true,
sounds = default.node_sound_wood_defaults(),
on_construct = function(pos)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos)
meta:set_string("formspec",
"invsize[8,6.5;]"..
"list[current_name;main;0,0;8,2;]"..
"list[current_player;main;0,2.5;8,4;]")
meta:set_string("infotext", "Filter")
local inv = meta:get_inventory()
inv:set_size("main", 8*4)
end,
can_dig = function(pos,player)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos);
local inv = meta:get_inventory()
return inv:is_empty("main")
end,
after_place_node = function(pos)
pipeworks.scan_for_tube_objects(pos)
end,
after_dig_node = function(pos)
pipeworks.scan_for_tube_objects(pos)
end,
mesecons={effector={action_on=function(pos,node)
minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].on_punch(pos,node,nil)
end}},
tube={connect_sides={right=1}},
on_punch = function (pos, node, puncher)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos);
local inv = meta:get_inventory()
local dir = facedir_to_right_dir(node.param2)
local frompos = {x=pos.x - dir.x, y=pos.y - dir.y, z=pos.z - dir.z}
local fromnode=minetest.get_node(frompos)
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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if not fromnode then return end
local frominv
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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local idef = minetest.registered_nodes[fromnode.name]
-- assert(idef)
local tube = idef.tube
if not (tube and tube.input_inventory) then
return
end
local frommeta=minetest.get_meta(frompos)
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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local frominvname=tube.input_inventory
local frominv=frommeta:get_inventory()
for _,filter in ipairs(inv:get_list("main")) do
local sname=filter:get_name()
if sname ~="" then
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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-- XXX: that's a lot of parameters
grabAndFire(frominv,frominvname,frompos,fromnode,sname,tube,idef,dir)
end
end
if inv:is_empty("main") then
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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grabAndFire(frominv,frominvname,frompos,fromnode,nil,tube,idef,dir)
end
end,
})
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minetest.register_craftitem("pipeworks:mese_filter", {
description = "Mese filter",
stack_max = 99,
})
minetest.register_node("pipeworks:mese_filter", {
description = "Mese filter",
tiles = {"pipeworks_mese_filter_top.png", "pipeworks_mese_filter_top.png", "pipeworks_mese_filter_output.png",
"pipeworks_mese_filter_input.png", "pipeworks_mese_filter_side.png", "pipeworks_mese_filter_top.png"},
paramtype2 = "facedir",
groups = {snappy=2,choppy=2,oddly_breakable_by_hand=2,tubedevice=1,mesecon=2},
legacy_facedir_simple = true,
sounds = default.node_sound_wood_defaults(),
on_construct = function(pos)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos)
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meta:set_string("formspec",
"invsize[8,6.5;]"..
"list[current_name;main;0,0;8,2;]"..
"list[current_player;main;0,2.5;8,4;]")
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meta:set_string("infotext", "Mese filter")
local inv = meta:get_inventory()
inv:set_size("main", 8*4)
end,
can_dig = function(pos,player)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos);
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local inv = meta:get_inventory()
return inv:is_empty("main")
end,
after_place_node = function(pos)
pipeworks.scan_for_tube_objects(pos)
end,
after_dig_node = function(pos)
pipeworks.scan_for_tube_objects(pos)
end,
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mesecons={effector={action_on=function(pos,node)
minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].on_punch(pos,node,nil)
end}},
tube={connect_sides={right=1}},
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on_punch = function (pos, node, puncher)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos);
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local inv = meta:get_inventory()
local dir = facedir_to_right_dir(node.param2)
local frompos = {x=pos.x - dir.x, y=pos.y - dir.y, z=pos.z - dir.z}
local fromnode=minetest.get_node(frompos)
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local frominv
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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local idef = minetest.registered_nodes[fromnode.name]
-- assert(idef)
local tube = idef.tube
if not (tube and tube.input_inventory) then
return
end
local frommeta=minetest.get_meta(frompos)
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local frominvname=minetest.registered_nodes[fromnode.name].tube.input_inventory
local frominv=frommeta:get_inventory()
for _,filter in ipairs(inv:get_list("main")) do
local sname=filter:get_name()
if sname ~="" then
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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grabAndFire(frominv,frominvname,frompos,fromnode,sname,tube,idef,dir,true)
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end
end
if inv:is_empty("main") then
Multiple updates: 1) Refactor autoplace, There was a lot of redundant code and like a dozen unneccessary string scans for every node next to every tube placed! I put it all into indexed tables and loops instead of bizarre and unexplainable variable names and copy and pasted code. There was also no support for notifying a chest when an item has been taken from it by a filter, so I added something for that. I also thought it prudent to fall back on the allow_metadata_inventory_take function should a special can_remove not exist. In fact if can_insert doesn't exist, it calls allow_metadata_inventory_put instead. I also added a thing for allowing pipes to attach to nodes of other modules, without having to hard code type all those node names into autoplace.lua. Basically node.tube.collects(i,param2) and i is the direction from the pipe and param2 is the param2 of what it's pointing at. I also abstracted the inscrutable correlation between i and param2 by trial and error (and the paramwand mod) into understandable functions. There was no pipeworks namespace so I created it, and put these functions into pipeworks.collects (as distinguished from a node.tube.collects function, which uses those functions) And now it's too late to cart my old clothes to the thrift store, dangit. 2) My "node.tube.collects" idea might be redundant with the node.tube.connect_sides thing, though possibly more versatile so I'll leave it in. 3) I was using node.tube.connects and fancy functions for checking if it's the sides or top or whatnot, and this connect_side thing came in. This should make both my way and the way using connect_side work. Also removed some debugging cruft
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grabAndFire(frominv,frominvname,frompos,fromnode,sname,tube,idef,dir,true)
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end
end,
})
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local function roundpos(pos)
return {x=math.floor(pos.x+0.5),y=math.floor(pos.y+0.5),z=math.floor(pos.z+0.5)}
end
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local function addVect(pos,vect)
return {x=pos.x+vect.x,y=pos.y+vect.y,z=pos.z+vect.z}
end
local adjlist={{x=0,y=0,z=1},{x=0,y=0,z=-1},{x=0,y=1,z=0},{x=0,y=-1,z=0},{x=1,y=0,z=0},{x=-1,y=0,z=0}}
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function pipeworks.notvel(tbl,vel)
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local tbl2={}
for _,val in ipairs(tbl) do
if val.x~=-vel.x or val.y~=-vel.y or val.z~=-vel.z then table.insert(tbl2,val) end
end
return tbl2
end
local function go_next(pos,velocity,stack)
local chests={}
local tubes={}
local cnode=minetest.get_node(pos)
local cmeta=minetest.get_meta(pos)
local node
local meta
local tubelike
local tube_receiver
local len=1
local n
local can_go
local speed=math.abs(velocity.x+velocity.y+velocity.z)
local vel={x=velocity.x/speed,y=velocity.y/speed,z=velocity.z/speed,speed=speed}
if speed>=4.1 then
speed=4
elseif speed>=1.1 then
speed=speed-0.1
else
speed=1
end
vel.speed=speed
if minetest.registered_nodes[cnode.name] and minetest.registered_nodes[cnode.name].tube and minetest.registered_nodes[cnode.name].tube.can_go then
can_go=minetest.registered_nodes[cnode.name].tube.can_go(pos,node,vel,stack)
else
can_go=pipeworks.notvel(adjlist,vel)
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end
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local meta = nil
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for _,vect in ipairs(can_go) do
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local npos=addVect(pos,vect)
local node=minetest.get_node(npos)
local tube_receiver=minetest.get_item_group(node.name,"tubedevice_receiver")
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meta=minetest.get_meta(npos)
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local tubelike=meta:get_int("tubelike")
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if tube_receiver==1 then
if minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].tube and
minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].tube.can_insert and
minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].tube.can_insert(npos,node,stack,vect) then
local i=1
repeat
if chests[i]==nil then break end
i=i+1
until false
chests[i]={}
chests[i].pos=npos
chests[i].vect=vect
end
elseif tubelike==1 then
local i=1
repeat
if tubes[i]==nil then break end
i=i+1
until false
tubes[i]={}
tubes[i].pos=npos
tubes[i].vect=vect
end
end
if chests[1]==nil then--no chests found
if tubes[1]==nil then
return 0
else
local i=1
repeat
if tubes[i]==nil then break end
i=i+1
until false
n=meta:get_int("tubedir")+1
repeat
if n>=i then
n=n-i+1
else
break
end
until false
if pipeworks.enable_cyclic_mode then
meta:set_int("tubedir",n)
end
velocity.x=tubes[n].vect.x*vel.speed
velocity.y=tubes[n].vect.y*vel.speed
velocity.z=tubes[n].vect.z*vel.speed
end
else
local i=1
repeat
if chests[i]==nil then break end
i=i+1
until false
n=meta:get_int("tubedir")+1
repeat
if n>=i then
n=n-i+1
else
break
end
until false
if pipeworks.enable_cyclic_mode then
meta:set_int("tubedir",n)
end
velocity.x=chests[n].vect.x*speed
velocity.y=chests[n].vect.y*speed
velocity.z=chests[n].vect.z*speed
end
return 1
end
minetest.register_entity("pipeworks:tubed_item", {
initial_properties = {
hp_max = 1,
physical = false,
-- collisionbox = {0,0,0,0,0,0},
collisionbox = {0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1,0.1},
visual = "sprite",
visual_size = {x=0.5, y=0.5},
textures = {""},
spritediv = {x=1, y=1},
initial_sprite_basepos = {x=0, y=0},
is_visible = false,
start_pos={},
route={}
},
itemstring = '',
physical_state = false,
set_item = function(self, itemstring)
self.itemstring = itemstring
local stack = ItemStack(itemstring)
local itemtable = stack:to_table()
local itemname = nil
if itemtable then
itemname = stack:to_table().name
end
local item_texture = nil
local item_type = ""
if minetest.registered_items[itemname] then
item_texture = minetest.registered_items[itemname].inventory_image
item_type = minetest.registered_items[itemname].type
end
prop = {
is_visible = true,
visual = "sprite",
textures = {"unknown_item.png"}
}
if item_texture and item_texture ~= "" then
prop.visual = "sprite"
prop.textures = {item_texture}
prop.visual_size = {x=0.3, y=0.3}
else
prop.visual = "wielditem"
prop.textures = {itemname}
prop.visual_size = {x=0.15, y=0.15}
end
self.object:set_properties(prop)
end,
get_staticdata = function(self)
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if self.start_pos==nil then return end
local velocity=self.object:getvelocity()
--self.object:setvelocity({x=0,y=0,z=0})
self.object:setpos(self.start_pos)
return minetest.serialize({
itemstring=self.itemstring,
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velocity=velocity,
start_pos=self.start_pos
})
end,
on_activate = function(self, staticdata)
if staticdata=="" or staticdata==nil then return end
local item = minetest.deserialize(staticdata)
local stack = ItemStack(item.itemstring)
local itemtable = stack:to_table()
local itemname = nil
if itemtable then
itemname = stack:to_table().name
end
if itemname then
self.start_pos=item.start_pos
self.object:setvelocity(item.velocity)
self.object:setacceleration({x=0, y=0, z=0})
self.object:setpos(item.start_pos)
end
self:set_item(item.itemstring)
end,
on_step = function(self, dtime)
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if self.start_pos==nil then
local pos = self.object:getpos()
self.start_pos=roundpos(pos)
end
local pos = self.object:getpos()
local node = minetest.get_node(pos)
local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos)
tubelike=meta:get_int("tubelike")
local stack = ItemStack(self.itemstring)
local drop_pos=nil
local velocity=self.object:getvelocity()
if velocity==nil then return end
local velocitycopy={x=velocity.x,y=velocity.y,z=velocity.z}
local moved=false
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local speed=math.abs(velocity.x+velocity.y+velocity.z)
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local vel={x=velocity.x/speed,y=velocity.y/speed,z=velocity.z/speed, speed=speed}
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if math.abs(vel.x)==1 then
local next_node=math.abs(pos.x-self.start_pos.x)
if next_node >= 1 then
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self.start_pos.x=self.start_pos.x+vel.x
moved=true
end
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elseif math.abs(vel.y)==1 then
local next_node=math.abs(pos.y-self.start_pos.y)
if next_node >= 1 then
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self.start_pos.y=self.start_pos.y+vel.y
moved=true
end
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elseif math.abs(vel.z)==1 then
local next_node=math.abs(pos.z-self.start_pos.z)
if next_node >= 1 then
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self.start_pos.z=self.start_pos.z+vel.z
moved=true
end
end
local sposcopy={x=self.start_pos.x,y=self.start_pos.y,z=self.start_pos.z}
node = minetest.get_node(self.start_pos)
if moved and minetest.get_item_group(node.name,"tubedevice_receiver")==1 then
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local leftover = nil
if minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].tube and minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].tube.insert_object then
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leftover = minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].tube.insert_object(self.start_pos,node,stack,vel)
else
leftover = stack
end
--drop_pos=minetest.find_node_near(self.start_pos,1,"air")
--if drop_pos and not leftover:is_empty() then minetest.item_drop(leftover,"",drop_pos) end
--self.object:remove()
if leftover:is_empty() then
self.object:remove()
return
end
velocity.x=-velocity.x
velocity.y=-velocity.y
velocity.z=-velocity.z
self.object:setvelocity(velocity)
self:set_item(leftover:to_string())
return
end
if moved then
if go_next (self.start_pos, velocity, stack)==0 then
drop_pos=minetest.find_node_near({x=self.start_pos.x+velocity.x,y=self.start_pos.y+velocity.y,z=self.start_pos.z+velocity.z}, 1, "air")
if drop_pos then
minetest.item_drop(stack, "", drop_pos)
self.object:remove()
end
end
end
if velocity.x~=velocitycopy.x or velocity.y~=velocitycopy.y or velocity.z~=velocitycopy.z or
self.start_pos.x~=sposcopy.x or self.start_pos.y~=sposcopy.y or self.start_pos.z~=sposcopy.z then
self.object:setpos(self.start_pos)
self.object:setvelocity(velocity)
end
end
})