"diffferent" to "different"
"occuring" to "occurring"
"determin" to "determine"
"ommited" to "omitted"
"authetification" to "authentication"
"conponent" to "component"
"ommitted" to "omitted"
"celcius" to "Celsius"
"succesful" to "successful"
Misspellings found using GNU Spell version 1.0
Allowing scrolling with the mousewheel when the vertical scrollbar is
hidden, unnecessarily exposes oversized containers and newlines at the
end of the text. For example try scrolling over the textareas in the
pause menu. This PR addresses the issue by requiring the scrollbar to be
visible before allowing the scrolling with the mousewheel.
No longer decide placement on 'buildable_to' parameter.
Dust nodes only look acceptable placed on cubic nodes.
Modders may not want to make their plantlike decorations 'buildable_to'.
Falling nodes should make a sound. This can only be done here,
so for simplicity we just call the sound_play() here with the node
place sound. We ignore any gain value in the sound spec since a
falling node should be loud, so the 1.0 default gain makes sense
here.
We try to use default fallback for both mono and main font when custom font path is not exist. This way, if Minetest is not corrupted, we could avoid crash.
Add "all_floors" and "all_ceilings" flags for simple and schematic
decorations. Decorations are placed on all floor and/or ceiling surfaces.
Decorations are placed before dungeon generation so placement in dungeons
is not possible.
Add 'getSurfaces()' function to mapgen.cpp that returns 2 arrays of y
coordinates for all floor and ceiling surfaces in a specified node column.
Move 'getHeight()' checks into DecoSimple and DecoSchematic. Delete
'getHeight()' functions.
* Fix default item callbacks to work with nil users
* item.lua: Handle node drops for invalid players
The if-condition for the dropping loop is the same as `inv`, which means that the 2nd possible definition of `give_item` is never used.
Remove redundant `local _, dropped_item`
This causes blocks in front of the player to be rendered sooner and
blocks in the periphal view (that would soon be out of view) a bit later.
Overall this leads to smoother rendering as the player is moving around.
