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* make it boot in non mtg
* make water flow
* fix water texture warnings
* fix missing steel texture issues
* remove depreciated/unnessary default function calls
* make sounds work
* fix default formspec crashes
* fix wierd tab spacing
* additionally game dig group support
* move crafts to crafts.lua
* make crafts support various games
extension of d2954c52, using the same compatibility check for now, though it would be good to bump the minimum minetest version to 5.4 at some point
fixes#11
* Save the fakeplayer's wielded item in set_wielded_item
* pipeworks.luaentity: Return the found objects in get_objects_inside_radius
* Remove the invalid and unused on_blast return values in lua_tube.lua
This should avoid a crash when a strong explosion happens next to a Lua Tube.
* Do not access a global "nodename" in a BUG message.
This avoids a potential crash, in case the message actually appears in practice.
* Set the Flow Sensor and Fountain Head mesecons connection rules
* pipeworks.luaentity: Use the same function for move_to and set_pos
* (no functional change) Do not save the object returned by tube_inject_item into the "item1" local variable in filter-injector.lua
- Created `locale/template.txt`
- Fixed some typos
- Replace some `print("[pipeworks]"..` with `pipeworks.logger()`
- Removed "You hacker, you" from descriptions
(for situations where one might want to run
several closely-spaced parallel pipelines)
Also fixed a bug where a pipe "entry panel" would
report full of water if a pipe next to it (but not
connecting) was also full of water
Only tested under "classic" flowing logic mode.
caveats: in order to cleanly handle the entry panel, valve, and sensor
I had to rotate the valve and sensor models 90 degrees
so that their in-/outlet pipes point the same direction as the
entry panel.
This also enables proper handling of a valve or sensor turned vertically.
Some objects have rotation disabled entirely (as flipping them over/around makes
no sense)
When a valve is rotated, it is turned off automatically, to work around a glitch in
the rotation code.