Just a quick Ideal for creating new Gases or Liquid block on the fly.
Gases will behave like grass and will spread from there source location.
Over time they will decay and vanish.
Well i still need to check using other liquids than water
Also need to recode to actual put the water somewhere else
Need to make models, and textures
A Gui for the pump to select liquid to pump and set the volume
Added path finder to get highest water source block with in 10K block
process
Added Vars for max drain for drain and pump. Pump will have a gui
setting for this later and drain a config option
Added PatherFinder for finding highest block of an ID
working on rewriting this from scratch based off of a demo pump i've
been working of out of project. The demo pump was limited though it
functioned very well.
This new pump will be designed to drain lakes, and even oceans if the
area can stay loaded. As well it works like the redpower one and will
drain water threw a drain rather than an actual block pump. The pump
will request the drain to find it liquid and fill the pump(Not how it
works in real life but best way to simulate it).
I was doing it wrong just to be short. Long story though when calling
for the addon to render you can't do any of the normal GL11 call for
changing the location, scale, etc., or at least not the way i was doing
it. Only thing the addon creator should need to do is call for the part
of the model to render connected to the pipe core.
Still haven't got the pipe addons to work client side. I think it has
something to do with a packet handling issue but i can't tell yet. As
well some method are not getting called right in the sub tiles.
Has not been tested yet so most likely i will need to make more changes
to this code to prevent error.
Also i added some packet code to update the client with the new
TileEntities
Added Tick updating to the pipe addons
Added packet sending for the pipe addons though reading packets still
needs to be done
Added IPipeExtentionRender interface so the pipe render can render the
pipe addon on one of its sides.
A pipe addon will be a sub Tile that will attach itself to one of the
faces of a pipe. Then the pipe will store, and update this tile as if it
was a real TileEntity.
Fixed pump pumping flowing sources, next step is to make a lava pump
Fixed connection issue with tanks and pipes. Not sure what the cause was
but i remove some code i added to the prefab fluidStorage class just to
be safe.
spent an hour looking for that bug and it turned out to be a missing !
(FacePalm). Though it did lead me to correct a missing ForgeDirection in
the on block activated code.
Go rid of LiquidData.class. Had my reasons for its use to store
pressure, name, colorcode, etc. However, the new system doesn't need it
and there are other ways to store the data i need. As well i no longer
need to store the string name as LiquidDictionary can get the name for
me
Cleaned up and changed a few classes after i added the prefabs. The tank
and sink now use the FluidStorage prefab to make them easier to read.
Sink basicly went down to packet code. Tank will do the same later after
i add in Code to turn it into a fluid network of its own. Also toyed
with release valve but nothing major changed
This was a cool idea to prevent NPE errors in the api however its
leading to other issues. This could be with how i was using it but it
just needs too go.
Got it for sure this time though it looks like i need to fix the
autoDrain method some more. As well prevent the fill method from trying
to refill the source of the liquid.
Pipes on each connection update should try to drain liquid from there
connected sources. I'll improve this later to limit the network from
getting surged all at once.
Also fixed, i think, the network saving its stored liquid to all
connected parts that can stored liquid. There still might be a bit of a
lose but i'll fix that later
At this point i'm a bit lost on how to do pressure in the system. I know
that the pressure will decrease with each part in the system it pass
threw. Which means later i'll need to add a path finder to simulate
this. However, right now i can't figure out how to do pressure produced
and pressure load needed. The only way i know is with one source of
pressure but in minecraft people will not just add one source of
pressure for a system.
Now that the new network pipes function up to the same level as the old
pipes its time to retire the old pipe. Only thing left too do with the
new pipes after this is too refine the code, add PSI methods, and make
it more compatible with other mods. Though as far as i can tell it
should work with other mods. However, if a mod doesn't use some methods
right then the pipes will not fill them as fast.
I believe i am now using the built in update system that sends a
description packet if the block is marked for update by the game. This
should simplify it a little and i think correct a few other errors with
updating server side.
