* TNT: Implement tracing algorithm
+ Add intensity tracing
* Fix iterating over all players to SendExplosion, even those not in range
* Implemented TNT entity interaction
* Fixed misaligned destruction tracing
* Finalise TNT algorithm
- Remove BlockArea and just use chunks
Using SetBlock makes it so that we can update everything properly, and does appear to be faster.
* BlockInfo learns about explosion attentuation
* Rename Explodinator parameters
* TNT: pull block destruction into common function
Co-authored-by: Alexander Harkness <me@bearbin.net>
* WakeUp is for singular changes (block breaking for example). The simulator should check blocks around the position and discover other affected blocks as it sees fit
* AddBlock is for when you know a whole area is to be updated; chunk loading, or area wakeups for example
+ Prepares for correct handling of destroyed blocks after removal of SolidBlockHandler in the redstone simulator
* Falling blocks can now be spawned at any position.
* Added a /cake command to Debuggers that throws a cake in a nice slow arc.
* Fixed regular falling blocks.
The BlockID.h file was removed from Globals.h and renamed to BlockType.h (main change)
The BlockInfo.h file was removed from Globals.h (main change)
The ENUM_BLOCK_ID and ENUM_ITEM_ID enum names were replaced with ENUM_BLOCK_TYPE and ENUM_ITEM_TYPE (cosmetics)
The various enums, such as eDimension, eDamageType and eExplosionSource were moved from BlockType.h to Defines.h, together with the helper functions for converting between them and strings (StringToDimension et al.) (minor)
Many inline functions were moved from headers to their respective cpp files, so that BlockType.h could be included only into the cpp file, rather than the header.
That broke our tests a bit, since they pick bits and pieces out of the main code and provide stubs for the rest; they had to be re-stubbed and re-verified.
eMonsterType values are no longer tied to E_ITEM_SPAWN_EGG_META_* values
Adds a block handler for concrete powder and implements hardening to concrete.
Concrete powder turns into concrete when:
* It is next to water when it receives a block update
* It falls onto a water block (even with Physics SandInstantFall=1)
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Lukas Pioch
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