Closed jredfox closed 8 years ago
The log won't yield anything as this is the currently intended behavior. I will change this behavior to not be instant when I do the next overhaul needed for more idealistic snow, which I was already planning on doing.
is falling snow intended? I would like an option in the config so you can enable snow collapsing by air like you said you would do after I first reported that bug. I would like it off by default however it's up to you if you want to keep it on by default. Adding an animation would be a good idea for snow falling for each and every tile variable.
Snow falling is intended - it is a significant improvement over vanilla, where the snow just vanishes (imagine having 5m snow banks, and being able to clear them just by touching the ground under them - totally unrealistic). Having the snow fall instantaneously may not be perfect, but it's still an improvement. Making the snow fall non-instantaneously is a planned addition. The logic that collapses the snow instantly is part of the same logic that makes the snow stack into a single block. This part of the snow logic can be disabled by setting the snow logic variable "compress" to false (zero).
yeah well could you at least add in an option in a config to make snow behave like vanilla for it collapsing in air?
But vanilla doesn't collapse in the air - it simply dematerializes out of existence. If there isn't already a setting for making it vanish into nothingness, then I'll make sure to add one.
ok. make sure it's a config option because, snow having physics is intended .
Version: Beta12b Status: Unknown if in the latest update. I don't seem to have access to the latest url for it.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkpNs-2gC1Q Log: http://pastebin.com/AM5PZt98
Snow has block physics like a block physic mod was instead but, only applies to snow. instead of air collapsing snow it just drops like sand and gravel without animation straight to the nearest block below. I have provided a video and a log of the game. I didn't see anything unusual in the log during the event however, the log might still yield something.