* Move Broadcast functions from cChunkMap to cBroadcaster
- Remove cBroadcastInterface in favour of cBroadcaster.
- cChunk: Remove broadcast functions.
* resurect broadcast interface
* Absorb cBroadcaster into cWorld.
Removes the need for forwarding the function calls.
* Improve const-correctness
* Use Int8 instead of char
+ Comment `ForClients` functions
* Improve comments
* Broadcaster: Rename ForClients functions
* Replaces AppendVPrintf with fmt::sprintf
* fmt::ArgList now used as a type safe alternative to varargs.
* Removed SIZE_T_FMT compatibility macros. fmt::sprintf is fully portable and supports %zu.
* Adds FLOG functions to log with fmt's native formatting style.
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)
* Uses vanilla logic to decide which blocks rain falls through.
* Rain falls infinitely above the world, and stops at y=0.
* Entities will now be extinguished if they are under rain-blocking
blocks, and fire will now be extinguished by rain similarly.
* Create IsWeatherWetAtXYZ to identify wetness at a particular location.
* Use new code for enderman rain detection.
* Fixes issue #916
* Disable warnings for global constructors in the fire simulator.
* Made BroadcastSoundEffect take vector parameters.
* Added docs for new vectored methods
* Removed old code
* Fixed lua warnings
* Made old BroadcastSoundEffect not an override.
* m_Block to m_BlockPos, used Vector3d constructor where prettier.
* a_Block to a_BlockPos
* Changed thunderbolt a_Block to a_BlockPos
* Comparators and pistons no longer update instantly
* Fixes#3168.
* Consolidated comparator code
* As a result, fixed an issue where GetPowerLevel didn't consider block
entities behind it (only GetFrontPowerLevel did)
When a new block was placed that has a corresponding RedstoneHandler the PowerData for the position was cached, but never deleted and remained unchanged when the block got destroyed. The RedstoneSimulator now erases all cached PowerData for positions where the block doesn't have a RedstoneHandler (i.e. Air).
