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Feature Request: Block Update event #1045

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nf404 opened this issue Apr 9, 2015 · 5 comments
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Feature Request: Block Update event #1045

nf404 opened this issue Apr 9, 2015 · 5 comments

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@nf404
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nf404 commented Apr 9, 2015

It would be cool if you add a block update event and send it from blocks, attached to Adapter.
Maybe this feature require some card in adapter

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Vexatos commented Apr 9, 2015

Since Block Updates aren't really something that the player is supposed to notice (in vanilla you only notice it by abusing certain bugs), I am not sure about whether that's actually a good idea...

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nf404 commented Apr 9, 2015

Extra Utilities mod have this 2 cool things:
http://wiki.skcraft.com/extra-utilities/block-update-detector
http://wiki.skcraft.com/extra-utilities/block-update-detector-advanced

This is very convenient not to rescan block by timer but only scan on update

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fnuecke commented Apr 9, 2015

So basically have the adapter emit "block_changed" signals when a block next to it performs a block update? Not too big a fan of the idea, honestly. And while there's precedent, that doesn't mean it's a particularly fitting idea for this mod.

What would be some actual use-cases where this would provide a big improvement?

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Vexatos commented Apr 10, 2015

@nf404 I know Extra Utilities adds blocks for that, as do some other mods. As I said, you are not supposed to notice block updates and you can't without abusing bugs in vanilla. Of course there are mods detecting them, but it does not fit into Minecraft. That's the same reason why the Navigation Upgrade uses relative coordinates. You aren't supposed to know the absolute coordinates of your position without opening the debug screen.

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fnuecke commented Apr 11, 2015

After some soul-searching I don't think this should be in "vanilla" OC, even if there are one or two valid use-cases for this. Easy enough to add such a block in an addon.

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