Aaron Suen 64e917fc95 New witnessing system
If a player is close enough to an event when it
happens (withing "likely hearing" distance) then if
they later punch the node then they can "collect"
the discovery.

The idea is that if a player hears the sound of
something happening, then they might go and
investigate and discover the thing they thought
they had left there isn't what's there anymore.

In retrospect I may want to combine this with a
limited form of the visual witnessing, just as there
may be events that a player is less likely to touch
in aftermath, or may not be practical to (e.g.
if what's left behind is air)
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  NodeCore - An original, immersive puzzle/adventure game for Minetest
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NodeCore is a major reconstruction of survival gameplay from the ground
up.  Relearn much of what you thought you knew about Minetest!

Features:

- Immersive gameplay.  Zero in-game pop-up GUIs.  Minimal HUDs.
  All interactions take place in continuous first-person perspective.
  Nothing gets between you and the game world.

- Nearly everything is on the grid. Item stacks settle onto the grid
  and persist.  Complex machines (e.g. furnaces, storage) are built
  in-world and can be designed, customized, optimized.

- In-world crafting.  Assemble more complex recipes directly on the grid
  or in-place.  Learn how to "pummel" nodes to hammer things together
  or break things apart.

- Built-in player guide and hint system provides low-spoiler guidance.

- Rich and subtle interactions.  Some materials dig and transform in
  stages. Some materials slump into repose when stacked high.  Some
  things transform if conditions are met, but transform faster based
  on environment.  Experiment and see what effects what!

- Build complex in-game systems.  Design your own furnace.  Construct
  digital logic circuits.  Build gears and rotary machinery.  Assemble
  portable storage containers.

- Eggcorns!

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NodeCore is (C)2018-2020 by Aaron Suen <warr1024@gmail.com>
MIT License (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
See included LICENSE file for full details and credits

Minetest ContentDB Listing:
	https://content.minetest.net/packages/Warr1024/nodecore/

GitLab:
	https://gitlab.com/sztest/nodecore

Discord:
	https://discord.gg/NNYeF6f

IRC:
	#nodecore on chat.freenode.net
	(bridged to Discord)

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