We can't actually fully texture the top, bottom, and ends of the
hand because it's a wield extrusion, so make the whole thing
consistently banded so all faces look as bad as the ones we have
the least control over.
This reverts commit 68c6f6671121b1b72b62db97858c25c82f6e834f.
I was able to reproduce the issue, in a case when it was definitely
NOT a falling_node mishap. Snuffing fire by placing a node against
the last bare face of embers apparently creates a race condition,
in which the node you place can be removed instead of only fire
being removed.
- Consolidate any "source-only" files into "src" dirs.
- Exclude "docs" dir, mainly in root atm.
- Exclude all dotfiles.
This significantly reduces the size of delivered files, since
esp the player model .blend file is very large.
Try to detect player traces going through a change in fluid medium
such as water/air or water/glass, and block facial recognition
through it.
Specifically allow air-into-glass transitions, or into any other
medium otherwise clear enough to allow sunlight to propagate.
- Super-clear, ultimate form of clear glass.
- Needs to be molded floating atop lava.
- Not sure about merging this yet; there are kinda a lot of forms
of glass already now...
This makes glassmaking more challenging, as glass that is quenched
when not molded, or left wandering too long, will tend to quench to
crude glass, which is inferior.
This also prevents molten glass from wandering the countryside
forever from failed glassmaking attempts, and precludes keeping
molten glass in "captivity" as a crude infinite light source.
Standardize the "play a sound for everybody except the player who
is already playing it client-locally" logic into one place.
Fix failure to correctly detect tool speeds for some things, i.e.
when the player is using a tool but the capability used on a node
is actually inherited from the hand.
Note that this may allow pummeling with wrong tools (e.g. repacking
soils with spades) along with accompanying inappropriate tool wear,
but this should be minor and avoidable, and can be fixed later...
Make the chip darker, like loose cobble it comes from instead
of smooth stone. Also make the chip larger and sit lower in
stacks and on shelves (e.g. against wooden base) to make it look
better and easier to see.
Make tool tips correspondingly darker too.
I suspect that the problem that I actually observed was caused by
falling_node behavior, and NOT by an abm. This workaround cannot
remain without firm evidence that it solves an actual problem.
We actually haven't been testing in 0.4 at all for quite a while
now. Since this is a standalone base game without complex
interdependency relationships, there isn't really any need to
maintain compat with old versions of the engine. Players can
upgrade to play; keeping a separate copy just to play on old 0.4
servers is even still an option.
There is some internal cruft that has been building up to support
0.4, and this allows us to purge most of it. The larger benefit
may come when we're able to remove line_of_sight in favor of the
more efficient raycast (still yet to be done).
Attempt to place stack node directly when player is pointing at
a node space, instead of tossing out an item ent.
This makes item organization less tedious in the early game, as
players are manipulating node positions instead of calculating
ent ballistics in their heads when trying to lay out inventories
on the ground, or using naive shelving.
(Note that wooden shelves still have an advantage in how quickly
items can be taken from them).
Items are still tossed as ents if a player is not looking at a
valid place in nodespace, so inventories can still be e.g. thrown
over a cliff or jettisoned in the ocean...
- There is now a thin "background" amount of lode at all depths,
so you should never dig too large a stata without finding
anything at all.
- Ore is now not only more plentiful at depth, but also packed
into denser clusters, so you have to mine for longer before
finding a huge deposit.
