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Things that are standing magical effects, or activatable ones. Like: here is a stela that is a prayer for food, if you have hunger issues and pour a bucket of water over it it will reduce your hunger. (Pouring a bucket of water over a stela is an actual ancient practice.) Here is a healing stela, pour a bucket of water over it for health restoration (not that healing is hard in-game, but, you know, it's a thing that one could do). Here is a fertility stela, pour a bucket of water over it to bonemeal crops in a three block radius around the stone. Etc.
Prefer "use bucket on block" to scanning for water source, to avoid water-replication abuse.
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Initial implementation for this should focus on the fertility effect (ie, bonemeal the surroundings). Can extend to more once we have the basic implementation in place.
Small stela is a purely decorative block. Grand Stela will bonemeal any
crops in a 7x1x7 cuboid centered on the bottom block of the stela. Both
blocks must be placed on something solid.
Still to go: sign capabilities, ability to rotate small stela with
chisel.
Partial implementation of #7
Hooked into the same GUI and NBT structure as vanilla signs use, so they
have the same limitations. In order to use those hooks, sadly, needed a
code rework to have separate Item classes for the blocks (instead of
just coasting on ItemBlock), which means the Stonepainter's Workbench is
now a little bit messier to deal with not all of its output being
Blocks.
Partial solution to #7 - keeping it open for additional effects to be
added in the future.
Things that are standing magical effects, or activatable ones. Like: here is a stela that is a prayer for food, if you have hunger issues and pour a bucket of water over it it will reduce your hunger. (Pouring a bucket of water over a stela is an actual ancient practice.) Here is a healing stela, pour a bucket of water over it for health restoration (not that healing is hard in-game, but, you know, it's a thing that one could do). Here is a fertility stela, pour a bucket of water over it to bonemeal crops in a three block radius around the stone. Etc.
Prefer "use bucket on block" to scanning for water source, to avoid water-replication abuse.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: