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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_fork +Download (.zip): http://github.com/LazyJ/fake_fire_fork/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 + diff --git a/changelog.txt b/changelog.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8a7c427 --- /dev/null +++ b/changelog.txt @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +CHANGELOG +~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + + + +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. diff --git a/depends.txt b/depends.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..562cf63 --- /dev/null +++ b/depends.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +default diff --git a/init.lua b/init.lua new file mode 100644 index 0000000..207e06b --- /dev/null +++ b/init.lua @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +--[[ + +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. -- diff --git a/modfiles/abms.lua b/modfiles/abms.lua new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7553804 --- /dev/null +++ b/modfiles/abms.lua @@ -0,0 +1,81 @@ +--[[ + + 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 +}) +--]] + + +-- Do I need an ABM for this? Can I add this to the node definition with an +-- on_construct or after_place_node? +-- Yes and no. +-- The on_construct worked but only once. When the leafdecay removed the smoke +-- no more was produced to replace it. So an ABM is needed to pull-off this +-- smoke effect. + +-- APPEARING & DISAPPEARING SMOKE + + -- This makes the animated smoke appear above the fake-fire. + -- The disappearing part is handled by the game engine's leafdecay which + -- is defined in the group line of the smoke's node registration in + -- the nodes.lua file. + -- ~ LazyJ + +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 = 1, + action = function(pos, node) + local above = {x=pos.x, y=pos.y+1, z=pos.z} + local name = minetest.get_node(above).name + if name == "air" or name == "fake_fire:smoke" then + pos.y = pos.y+1 + local height = 0 + while minetest.get_node(pos).name == "fake_fire:smoke" + and height < 7 do + height = height+1 + pos.y = pos.y+2 + end + if height < 7 then + if minetest.get_node(pos).name == "air" then + minetest.set_node(pos, {name="fake_fire:smoke"}) + end + end + end + end, +}) + diff --git a/modfiles/crafts.lua b/modfiles/crafts.lua new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9484807 --- /dev/null +++ b/modfiles/crafts.lua @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ +--[[ + + 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'}, + } +}) \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/modfiles/init.lua_first_fork b/modfiles/init.lua_first_fork new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9b19082 --- /dev/null +++ b/modfiles/init.lua_first_fork @@ -0,0 +1,253 @@ +--[[ + +The 'Fake-Fire' mod was originally created by Semmett9. + +I've customized it a bit: + * Health-damage disabled + * Waving flames added + * Never-ending flint and steel disabled + * Extinguishing with water and lava(??) disabled + + + +URL to the 'Fake-Fire' thread on Minetest.net: +http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=6145 + +~ LazyJ, 2014_03_15 + +--]] + + + +minetest.register_node("fake_fire:fake_fire", { + description = "fake_fire", + tiles = { + {name="fake_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames", aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}}, + }, + -- Repeated below ~ LazyJ, 2014_02_17 + --paramtype = "light", + 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 = 1, -- This wasn't an option when this mod was written. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13 + light_source = 14, + drop = '', + --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}, + paramtype = "light", + walkable = false, + sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}), + on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher) + minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 20,}) + end +}) + + + +--[[ 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 + +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 +}) +--]] + + + +-- new code -- + +-- found then changed to my likeing from flint mod -- +local function get_nodedef_field(nodename, fieldname) + if not minetest.registered_nodes[nodename] then + return nil + end + return minetest.registered_nodes[nodename][fieldname] +end + +local function set_fake_fire(pointed_thing) + local n = minetest.env:get_node(pointed_thing.above) + if n.name ~= "" and n.name == "air" then + minetest.env:set_node(pointed_thing.above, {name="fake_fire:fake_fire"}) + end +end + +-- the 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) + if pointed_thing.type == "node" then + set_fake_fire(pointed_thing) + minetest.sound_play("", + {gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 2,}) + itemstack:add_wear(65535/65) + return itemstack + end + end + +}) + + + +--[[ +I commented out this part because: + 1. water and lava buckets have been disabled on the server, + 2. putting out fire with 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 +}) +--]] + + +minetest.register_craftitem("fake_fire:flint", { + description = "flint", + inventory_image = "flint.png", + stack_max = 99, + liquids_pointable = false, +}) + +minetest.register_craft({ + output = 'fake_fire:flint_and_steel 1', + recipe = { + {"fake_fire:flint", ""}, + {"", "default:steel_ingot"}, + } +}) + +minetest.register_craft({ + output = 'fake_fire:flint 1', + recipe = { + {"default:gravel"}, + } +}) + + + + +--[[ + +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 + +--]] + + + +-- Ok, let's make some animated smoke. + +minetest.register_node("fake_fire:smoke", { + description = "Smoke", + drawtype = "plantlike", + waving = 1, + light_source = 3, + tiles = { + { + image="fake_fire_smoke_animated.png", + animation={type="vertical_frames", aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=2.0} + }, + }, + use_texture_alpha = true, + paramtype = "light", + is_ground_content = false, + walkable = false, + drop = "", + groups = {leafdecay=1,dig_immediate=3,not_in_creative_inventory=1}, -- The leafdecay makes the smoke disappear if the flame is removed. The catch is, because it depends on the leafdecay ABM, if the smoke is near a tree the smoke won't disappear if the flame is removed. Eh, minor issue not worth fretting over. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_16 +}) + + + + +-- Now, let's make the animated smoke appear above the fake-fire. + +minetest.register_abm({ + nodenames = {"fake_fire:fake_fire"}, + interval = 1, + chance = 1, + action = function(pos, node) + local above = {x=pos.x, y=pos.y+1, z=pos.z} + local name = minetest.get_node(above).name + if name == "air" or name == "fake_fire:smoke" then + pos.y = pos.y+1 + local height = 0 + while minetest.get_node(pos).name == "fake_fire:smoke" and height < 7 do + height = height+1 + pos.y = pos.y+2 + end + if height < 7 then + if minetest.get_node(pos).name == "air" then + minetest.set_node(pos, {name="fake_fire:smoke"}) + end + end + end + end, +}) + + + +--[[ +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. -- diff --git a/modfiles/init.lua_original b/modfiles/init.lua_original new file mode 100644 index 0000000..892c855 --- /dev/null +++ b/modfiles/init.lua_original @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@ +minetest.register_node("fake_fire:fake_fire", { + description = "fake_fire", + tiles = { + {name="fake_fire_animated.png", animation={type="vertical_frames", aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, length=1.5}}, + }, + -- Repeated below ~ LazyJ, 2014_02_17 + --paramtype = "light", + 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 = 1, -- This wasn't an option when this mod was written. ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_13 + light_source = 14, + drop = '', + --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}, + paramtype = "light", + walkable = false, + sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_small", {pos=cp, loop=true}), + on_punch = function (pos,node,puncher) + minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 20,}) +end +}) + + + +--[[ 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 +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 +}) +--]] + + + +-- new code -- + +-- found then changed to my likeing from flint mod -- +local function get_nodedef_field(nodename, fieldname) + if not minetest.registered_nodes[nodename] then + return nil + end + return minetest.registered_nodes[nodename][fieldname] +end + +local function set_fake_fire(pointed_thing) + local n = minetest.env:get_node(pointed_thing.above) + if n.name ~= "" and n.name == "air" then + minetest.env:set_node(pointed_thing.above, {name="fake_fire:fake_fire"}) + end +end + +-- the 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) + if pointed_thing.type == "node" then + set_fake_fire(pointed_thing) + minetest.sound_play("", + {gain = 1.0, max_hear_distance = 2,}) + itemstack:add_wear(65535/65) + return itemstack + end + end + +}) + + + +--[[ +I commented out this part because: + 1. water and lava buckets have been disabled on the server, + 2. putting out fire with lava would only make a big mess, and + 3. adding another ABM for a minor mod would needlessly add to the lag. + +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 +}) + +minetest.register_craftitem("fake_fire:flint", { + description = "flint", + inventory_image = "flint.png", + stack_max = 99, + liquids_pointable = false, +}) + +minetest.register_craft({ + output = 'fake_fire:flint_and_steel 1', + recipe = { + {"fake_fire:flint", ""}, + {"", "default:steel_ingot"}, + } +}) + +minetest.register_craft({ + output = 'fake_fire:flint 1', + recipe = { + {"default:gravel"}, + } +}) +--]] + + + +--[[ +The lines below, at the end, are from the original author, Semmett9. + +http://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=6145 + +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. -- diff --git a/modfiles/nodes.lua b/modfiles/nodes.lua new file mode 100644 index 0000000..be6dd4f --- /dev/null +++ b/modfiles/nodes.lua @@ -0,0 +1,429 @@ +-- 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, + -- 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, + -- 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, + -- 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, + -- 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 many hours of keyboard bashing to figure out. + -- The lua documentation and examples for Minetest is terrible. + -- ~ LazyJ, 2014_06_21 + + 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 day, 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. + -- ~ 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"}) + end + + -- This next part sets the ice flame. ~ LazyJ + + if + pointed_thing.type == "node" + and + string.find(minetest.get_node(pointed_thing.under).name, "snow") + or -- "or" is an important change of requirements. ~ LazyJ + 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_ice_fire"}) + end + 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 + +--]] + + + +minetest.register_node("fake_fire:smoke", { + description = "Smoke", + drawtype = "plantlike", + waving = 1, + light_source = 3, -- Just a little light to glow at night. ~ LazyJ + tiles = { + { + image="fake_fire_smoke_animated.png", + animation={type="vertical_frames", aspect_w=16, aspect_h=16, + length=2.0} + }, + }, + use_texture_alpha = true, + paramtype = "light", + is_ground_content = false, + walkable = false, + drop = "", -- So smoke won't return to the inventory ~ LazyJ + -- The leafdecay makes the smoke disappear if the flame is removed. + -- The catch is, because it depends on the leafdecay ABM, if the smoke is + -- next to a tree the smoke won't disappear if the flame is removed. + -- Eh, minor issue not worth fretting over. + -- ~ LazyJ, 2014_03_16 + groups = {leafdecay=1, dig_immediate=3, not_in_creative_inventory=1}, + --sounds = minetest.sound_play("fire_extinguish", {pos = pos, gain = 1.0, + -- max_hear_distance = 5,}) + 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,}) + end +}) + + + +-- 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, + -- 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 = 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