When 4 spruce saplings are put into a 2×2 square, they may grow into a
large spruce tree. With this patch, dirt group group nodes nearby that
have air above and nodes under the stem are replaced by podzol nodes.
Note that this commit uses a different placement method than MineClone2
commit a83a2e9aba122d0fb4f1c120252a0d4eb07a1f10 to create one connected
podzol patch instead of randomly scattered nodes. It also places podzol
nodes in bulk at once for better performance.
The code for shearing a pumpkin used minetest.swap_node() to replace a
faceless pumpkin with a carved pumpkin. This did not trigger the node
callbacks of the carved pumpkin, which meant that shearing a pumpkin
would not check for the snow golem or iron golem spawn conditions.
This patch replaces minetest.swap_node() in the code for shearing a
pumpkin with minetest.set_node(), which does trigger the callbacks;
therefore snow and iron golems can now spawn as a pumpkin is carved.
While testing the previous commit, it became clear that gourd stems do
not disconnect properly if the gourd disappears while not being dug. A
simple method to create illegal curved stems was to explode the gourd.
This patch changes gourds so that the stem curves back after a gourd is
destroyed, regardless of reason. This hopefully makes curved stems that
are not connected to matching gourds a relict of the past.
Carved pumpkins can end up being connected to a stem – either if they
were grown in a previous version of MineClone2 or Mineclonia, or if a
player carves them before harvesting them. This patch makes sure that
stems turn into unconnected stems after such a carved pumpkin is dug.
Shearing an uncarved pumpkin turns it into a carved pumpkin and drops
four pumpkin seeds. As map generation and growing mechanics have been
changed to generate uncarved pumpkins instead of carved, preserving a
recipe to get pumpkin pie from carved pumpkins enabled players to get
both seeds and pumpkin pie from grown pumpkins, which was unintended.
Shearing an uncarved pumpkin turns it into a carved pumpkin and drops
four pumpkin seeds. As map generation and growing mechanics have been
changed to generate uncarved pumpkins instead of carved, preserving a
recipe to get seeds from carved pumpkins enables players to get twice
the amount of seeds as intended. Because of this, the recipe must go.
The code for turning an uncarved pumpkin into a carved pumpkin using
the shears was using “above” instead of “pointed_thing.above” as the
location for its sound. This resulted in a warning being logged when
shears were being used on a pumpkin. This patch rectifies the issue.
Carved pumpkin has to be explicitly registered as a separate node, as
registering a carved pumpkin node happened as a side effect of invoking
mcl_farming:add_gourd() for the carved pumpkin.
The iron / snow golem spawning checks that trigger whenever a carved
pumpkin is placed had to be moved out of the mcl_farming:add_gourd()
invocation to preserve the existing behaviour.
Note that uncarved pumpkin must not be registered as a separate node,
as invoking mcl_farming:add_gourd() for a registered node name leads to
stems not updating when an adjacent node is manually placed or mined.
Redstone comparators have two modes, comparison mode & subtraction mode.
Before this patch, the functions to turn comparators on or off attempted
to swap nodes with comparators in the same mode, but failed to determine
the correct replacement node, if the existing node was not a comparator.
When a comparator in an on state (e.g. powered by a filled cauldron) was
flooded, the flooding dropped the comparator and replaced the comparator
node that was to be swapped out with air, which lead to a server crash.
This patch changes the functions that turn comparators on or off so they
only swap existing nodes with comparators in the same mode if the name
of the replacement node can be determined – i.e. if it is not nil.
Before this patch, when placing a fire above a node that would turn it
into eternal fire (e.g. Netherrack or Magma) the spawn_fire() function
would call itself infinitely via the on_construct() handler of eternal
fire – because the latter called spawn_fire() itself.
On an x86 machine, this caused a memory leak, hanging Minetest. On an
x86_64 machine though, Minetest crashed immediately, showing an error
message about a stack overflow.
Even the mitigated timers seem to have lead to slow
memory leaks. Once Minetest has used up all the RAM,
it will free some, then quickly use memory up again,
then repeat it ad nauseum, requiring 100% CPU. On a
PC with 2GB of RAM this could be reliably triggered
by having a fire burn a forest for 20 to 30 minutes.
This patch removes fire node timers completely and
instead extinguishes fire using an ABM.
This patch initializes the random number generator used in mcl_fire with
the current Unix timestamp. It also corrects two biases in fire spread
that were caused by nodes being iterated over in a predictable way.
Before this patch, wearing a pumpkin would make body armor render as a
corrupted item held in the player's left hand instead of on their body.
Some parts of their armor would also get rendered on the player's feet.
(cherry picked from commit 12192d1a8d)
Before this patch, growing a gourd (e.g. melon, pumpkin) would always
convert a node west of the node below the stem to dirt if belonged to
the group “dirtifies_below_solid”. This happened because of a loop in
which the variables floorpos and floor were re-used without setting a
new value … therefore, both floorpos and floor were always containing
the last values set in a previous loop instead of the correct values.
This patch fixes the problem by setting both variables in both loops.
The minetest world is already so small that you can reach world
border from spawn in about 2 hours. I think the regen and fire
resistance are good enough to make them special.
Without this fix, the banner pattern preview generation does not mask
the banner pattern, so the alpha channel of the banner pattern is not
taken into account. This lead to preview banners with color gradients
showing up as a solid color banner and opaque pixel artifacts for the
bottom triangle pattern.
Nils Dagsson Moskopp