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Just saves bandwidth for client startup.
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All the scaling factors are now either in the plant table or the
crops.settings table. This makes end-user tuning a bit harder, but
switching easier and configuring easier as well.
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copy the dmg val over to the melon, then at dig time calculate the
loss of melon slices. One melon slice always remains (there's no
rotten melon...)
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Lots of more templated code here. Use swap_node throughout. Each
plant has it's own properties table now, which trims the settings.txt
file. Will be easier to maintain and extend.
Had to add a withered texture for the melon plant... yes melon
plants will be able to wither on hard settings.
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This allows a server admin to tweak the mods growth rate, chance
and required light level. For convenience I've made 3 sets of
"easy", "normal" and "difficult" settings so that it's easy to
understand what the difference is and what good starting values
are.
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- Globally use the same across all veggies
- use a shorter ABM, with lower chance
I don't like the fact that if you have 100 plants, then half of them
will ALL change phase every 90 seconds. It's just very unnatural. By
changing the rate/chance proportionally, plants still grow about as
fast (~1200secs for 90% growth rate to 5 phases), but there will be
less abrupt changes and no massive block updates, just small amounts
at a time. Yes, more ABM's will fire, but that's unlikely a load that
it won't be able to handle.
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Only melon blocks have a different sound at this point.
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Melons naturally grow on their side with stems attached, so place
them on their side with stem to the plant. I've modified the
textures to make them visually connect properly, and tuned the
bottom texture a bit more to look like an actual melon bottom.
Yes, I actually had a watermelon at my house and looked at it's
rear end.
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This adds a bit more delay in between melon harvests, as
you need to wait for a flower to grow first, and then a melon.
Slightly more realistic, plus the flower doesn't pop up
immediately after harvesting.
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This is more realistic: The melon flower turns into a melon
once it's ready, so while a melon is attached, the flower is
gone signifying that it's not ready to grow another melon.
The flower pops back immediately once you remove the melon block.
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This should be entirely working now - MELONS!
Work as expected. A seed grows to a plant, plant flowers and an
adjacent melon block grows, and is attached with a stem. Once the
melon block is harvested (which drops 3-5 melon slices), the
stem is lost and the plant will grow a new melon from it's mature
stage.
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