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Contributions are **welcome** and will be fully **credited**.
We accept contributions via Pull Requests on [Github](https://github.com/bedezign/yii2-audit).
## Pull Requests
- **Document any change in behaviour** - Make sure any relevant documentation is kept up-to-date.
- **Consider our release cycle** - We try to follow [SemVer v2.0.0](http://semver.org/). Randomly breaking public APIs is not an option.
- **Create feature branches** - Don't ask us to pull from your master branch.
- **One pull request per feature** - If you want to do more than one thing, send multiple pull requests.
- **Send coherent history** - Make sure each individual commit in your pull request is meaningful. If you had to make multiple intermediate commits while developing, please squash them before submitting.
**Happy coding**!
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<>. minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/README.md 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000003163 13321145031 0016437 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 # Skyblock for Minetest
[](https://cornernote.github.io/minetest-skyblock/)
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[](https://minetest-bower.herokuapp.com/mods/skyblock)
[](https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock/blob/master/LICENSE.md)

## Description
Build a world starting from a small island in the sky. This Minetest mod is intended to be used as a minimal game that allows the player to craft and use all the default items in Minetest in a fun and challenging way.
## Project Resources
* [Home](https://cornernote.github.io/minetest-skyblock/)
* [Chat](https://gitter.im/cornernote/minetest-skyblock)
* [Download](https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock/releases)
* [Forum](https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=2799)
* [Bower](https://minetest-bower.herokuapp.com/mods/skyblock)
* [License](https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock/blob/master/LICENSE.md)
minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/bower.json 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001416 13321145031 0017170 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 {
"name": "skyblock",
"homepage": "https://cornernote.github.io/minetest-skyblock/",
"description": "Build a world starting from a small island in the sky.",
"keywords": [
"skyblock",
"quest",
"fun",
"feat",
"island"
],
"screenshots": [
"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/51875/9104936/32308738-3c51-11e5-987e-ae805a724a01.png",
"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/51875/9005792/697893a6-37c0-11e5-9a23-f20f93c2325b.png",
"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/51875/9005796/6d8d6b24-37c0-11e5-9c14-b7bb8d66e6e3.png",
"https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/51875/9005798/71a68088-37c0-11e5-8f1a-02d1cdd983dc.png"
],
"authors": [
"cornernote"
],
"license": "GPL",
"ignore": [
"**/.*"
]
}
minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/modpack.txt 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000000000 13321145031 0017322 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 13321145031 0016776 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/depends.txt 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000000007 13321145031 0021156 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 default minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/init.lua 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001673 13321145031 0020453 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 --[[
Skyblock for Minetest
Copyright (c) 2015 cornernote, Brett O'Donnell
Source Code: https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock
License: GPLv3
]]--
minetest.log('action', ' __ __ __ __ ')
minetest.log('action', ' _____/ /____ __/ /_ / /___ _____/ /__')
minetest.log('action', ' / ___/ //_/ / / / __ \\/ / __ \\/ ___/ //_/')
minetest.log('action', ' (__ ) ,< / /_/ / /_/ / / /_/ / /__/ ,< ')
minetest.log('action', '/____/_/|_|\\__, /_.___/_/\\____/\\___/_/|_| ')
minetest.log('action', ' /____/ ')
local modpath = minetest.get_modpath('skyblock')
-- load apis
dofile(modpath..'/skyblock.lua')
-- register entities
dofile(modpath..'/register_node.lua')
dofile(modpath..'/register_misc.lua')
-- log that we started
skyblock.log('[MOD]'..minetest.get_current_modname()..' -- loaded from '..minetest.get_modpath(minetest.get_current_modname())) minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/register_misc.lua 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000006222 13321145031 0022342 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 --[[
Skyblock for Minetest
Copyright (c) 2015 cornernote, Brett O'Donnell
Source Code: https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock
License: GPLv3
]]--
-- set mapgen to singlenode
minetest.register_on_mapgen_init(function(mgparams)
minetest.set_mapgen_params({mgname='singlenode', water_level=-32000})
end)
-- new player
minetest.register_on_newplayer(function(player)
-- spawn player
skyblock.spawn_player(player)
end)
-- respawn player
minetest.register_on_respawnplayer(function(player)
-- unset old spawn position
if skyblock.dig_new_spawn then
local player_name = player:get_player_name()
local spawn = skyblock.get_spawn(player_name)
skyblock.set_spawn(player_name, nil)
skyblock.set_spawn(player_name..'_DEAD', spawn)
end
-- spawn player
skyblock.spawn_player(player)
return true
end)
local spawn_throttle = 1
local function spawn_tick()
for _,player in ipairs(minetest.get_connected_players()) do
local pos = player:getpos()
-- hit the bottom
if pos.y < skyblock.world_bottom then
local spawn = skyblock.get_spawn(player:get_player_name())
if minetest.env:get_node(spawn).name == 'skyblock:quest' then
player:set_hp(0)
else
skyblock.spawn_player(player)
end
end
end
minetest.after(spawn_throttle, spawn_tick)
end
-- register globalstep after the server starts
minetest.after(0.1, spawn_tick)
-- get content ids
local id_cloud = minetest.get_content_id('default:cloud')
local id_bottom = minetest.get_content_id(skyblock.world_bottom_node)
-- register map generation
minetest.register_on_generated(function(minp, maxp, seed)
-- do not handle mapchunks which are too heigh or too low
if( minp.y > 0 or maxp.y < 0) then
return
end
local vm, area, data, emin, emax
-- if no voxelmanip data was passed on, read the data here
if not(vm) or not(area) or not(data) then
vm, emin, emax = minetest.get_mapgen_object('voxelmanip')
if not(vm) then
return
end
area = VoxelArea:new{
MinEdge={x=emin.x, y=emin.y, z=emin.z},
MaxEdge={x=emax.x, y=emax.y, z=emax.z},
}
data = vm:get_data()
end
-- add cloud floor
local cloud_y = skyblock.world_bottom-2
if minp.y<=cloud_y and maxp.y>=cloud_y then
for x=minp.x,maxp.x do
for z=minp.z,maxp.z do
data[area:index(x,cloud_y,z)] = id_cloud
end
end
end
-- add world_bottom_node
if skyblock.world_bottom_node ~= 'air' then
local y_start = math.max(cloud_y+1,minp.y)
local y_end = math.min(skyblock.start_height,maxp.y)
for x=minp.x,maxp.x do
for z=minp.z,maxp.z do
for y=y_start, y_end do
data[area:index(x,y,z)] = id_bottom
end
end
end
end
-- add starting blocks
--[[
local start_pos_list = skyblock.get_start_positions_in_mapchunk(minp, maxp)
for _,pos in ipairs(start_pos_list) do
skyblock.make_spawn_blocks_on_generated(pos, data, area)
end
]]--
-- store the voxelmanip data
vm:set_data(data)
-- vm:calc_lighting(emin,emax)
vm:write_to_map(data)
-- vm:update_liquids()
data = nil
end)
-- no placing low nodes
minetest.register_on_placenode(function(pos, newnode, placer, oldnode)
if pos.y <= skyblock.world_bottom then
minetest.env:remove_node(pos)
return true -- give back item
end
end)
minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/register_node.lua 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000001057 13321145031 0022335 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 --[[
Skyblock for Minetest
Copyright (c) 2015 cornernote, Brett O'Donnell
Source Code: https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock
License: GPLv3
]]--
-- quest
minetest.register_node('skyblock:quest', {
description = 'Skyblock',
tiles = {'skyblock_quest.png'},
is_ground_content = true,
paramtype = 'light',
light_propagates = true,
sunlight_propagates = true,
light_source = 15,
can_dig = function(pos, player)
return false
end,
on_construct = function(pos)
-- do not remove, needed to init the node
end,
})
minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/schems/ 0000775 0000000 0000000 00000000000 13321145031 0020260 5 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/schems/island.schem 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000025235 13321145031 0022562 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 return {{["x"] = 0, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 0, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 0, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 0, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 0, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 0, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 0, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 1, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 6, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 1, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 0, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 2, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 6, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 0, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 1, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 1, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 1, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 0, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 6, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 0, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "skyblock:quest"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 3, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 6, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 1, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 0, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 4, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 6, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 2, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 0, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 5, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 6, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 6, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 3, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt"}, {["x"] = 6, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 1, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 6, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 2, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 6, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 3, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 6, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 4, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}, {["x"] = 6, ["meta"] = {["fields"] = {}, ["inventory"] = {}}, ["y"] = 4, ["z"] = 5, ["name"] = "default:dirt_with_grass"}} minetest-skyblock-0.2.4/skyblock/skyblock.lua 0000664 0000000 0000000 00000021654 13321145031 0021332 0 ustar 00root root 0000000 0000000 --[[
Skyblock for Minetest
Copyright (c) 2015 cornernote, Brett O'Donnell
Source Code: https://github.com/cornernote/minetest-skyblock
License: GPLv3
]]--
-- expose functions to other modules
skyblock = {}
--
-- CONFIG OPTIONS
--
-- Debug mode
skyblock.debug = minetest.setting_getbool('skyblock.debug')
-- How far apart to set players start positions
skyblock.start_gap = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.start_gap')) or 32
-- The Y position the spawn nodes will appear
skyblock.start_height = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.start_height')) or 4
-- How many players will be in 1 row
-- skyblock.world_width * skyblock.world_width = total players
skyblock.world_width = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.world_width')) or 1000
-- How far down (in nodes) before a player dies and is respawned
skyblock.world_bottom = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.world_bottom')) or -8
-- Difference (in nodes) between islands starting heights
skyblock.height_difference = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.height_difference')) or 8
-- Node to use for the world bottom
skyblock.world_bottom_node = minetest.setting_get('skyblock.world_bottom') or 'air' -- 'air' || 'default:water_source' || 'default:lava_source'
-- Should digging the spawn result in a new spawn pos?
skyblock.dig_new_spawn = minetest.setting_getbool('skyblock.dig_new_spawn')
-- Should player lose bags on death?
skyblock.lose_bags_on_death = minetest.setting_getbool('skyblock.lose_bags_on_death')
-- Which schem file to use
skyblock.schem = minetest.setting_get('skyblock.schem') or 'island.schem'
-- Schem offset X
skyblock.schem_offset_x = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.schem_offset_x')) or -3
-- Schem offset Y
skyblock.schem_offset_y = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.schem_offset_y')) or -4
-- Schem offset Z
skyblock.schem_offset_z = tonumber(minetest.setting_get('skyblock.schem_offset_z')) or -3
-- local variables
local filename = minetest.get_worldpath()..'/skyblock'
local last_start_id = 0
local start_positions = {}
local spawnpos = {}
--
-- PUBLIC FUNCTIONS
--
-- log
function skyblock.log(message)
if not skyblock.debug then
return
end
minetest.log('action', '[skyblock] '..message)
end
-- dump_pos
function skyblock.dump_pos(pos)
if pos==nil then return 'nil' end
return '{x='..pos.x..',y='..pos.x..',z='..pos.z..'}'
end
-- get players spawn position
function skyblock.get_spawn(player_name)
local spawn = spawnpos[player_name]
if spawn then
skyblock.log('get_spawn() for '..player_name..' is '..skyblock.dump_pos(spawn))
return spawn
end
skyblock.log('get_spawn() for '..player_name..' is unknown')
end
-- get player_name at spawn position
function skyblock.get_spawn_player(pos)
for player_name,spawn in pairs(spawnpos) do
if spawn.x == pos.x and spawn.y == pos.y and spawn.z == pos.z then
return player_name
end
end
return nil
end
-- set players spawn position
function skyblock.set_spawn(player_name, pos)
skyblock.log('set_spawn() for '..player_name..' at '..skyblock.dump_pos(pos))
spawnpos[player_name] = pos
-- save the spawn data from the table to the file
local output = io.open(filename..'.spawn', 'w')
for i, v in pairs(spawnpos) do
if v ~= nil then
output:write(v.x..' '..v.y..' '..v.z..' '..i..'\n')
end
end
io.close(output)
end
-- get next spawn position
function skyblock.get_next_spawn()
skyblock.log('get_next_spawn()')
last_start_id = last_start_id+1
local output = io.open(filename..'.last_start_id', 'w')
output:write(last_start_id)
io.close(output)
local spawn = start_positions[last_start_id]
if spawn == nil then
print('MAJOR ERROR - no spawn position at id='..last_start_id)
end
return spawn
end
-- handle player spawn setup
function skyblock.spawn_player(player)
local player_name = player:get_player_name()
skyblock.log('skyblock.spawn_player() '..player_name)
-- find the player spawn point
local spawn = skyblock.get_spawn(player_name)
if spawn == nil then
spawn = skyblock.get_next_spawn()
skyblock.set_spawn(player_name,spawn)
end
-- add the start block and teleport the player
skyblock.make_spawn_blocks(spawn,player_name)
player:setpos({x=spawn.x,y=spawn.y+6,z=spawn.z})
player:set_hp(20)
end
-- load schem
local schempath = minetest.get_modpath(minetest.get_current_modname())..'/schems'
function skyblock.load_schem(origin,filename)
local file, err = io.open(schempath..'/'..filename, 'rb')
local value = file:read('*a')
file:close()
local nodes = minetest.deserialize(value)
if not nodes then return nil end
for _,entry in ipairs(nodes) do
local pos = {
x=entry.x + origin.x + skyblock.schem_offset_x,
y=entry.y + origin.y + skyblock.schem_offset_y,
z=entry.z + origin.z + skyblock.schem_offset_z,
}
if minetest.env:get_node(pos).name == 'air' then
minetest.add_node(pos, {name=entry.name})
end
end
end
-- make spawn blocks
function skyblock.make_spawn_blocks(pos, player_name)
skyblock.log('skyblock.make_spawn_blocks('..skyblock.dump_pos(pos)..', '..player_name..') ')
skyblock.load_schem(pos,skyblock.schem)
--minetest.env:add_node(pos, {name='skyblock:quest'})
end
-- make spawn blocks on generated
--[[
function skyblock.make_spawn_blocks_on_generated(pos, data, area)
local id_dirt = minetest.get_content_id('default:dirt')
for x=-1,1 do
for z=-1,1 do
data[area:index(pos.x+x,pos.y,pos.z+z)] = id_dirt
data[area:index(pos.x+x,pos.y-1,pos.z+z)] = id_dirt
data[area:index(pos.x+x,pos.y-2,pos.z+z)] = id_dirt
end
end
data[area:index(pos.x,pos.y,pos.z)] = minetest.get_content_id('skyblock:quest')
--minetest.registered_nodes['skyblock:quest'].on_construct(pos)
end
]]--
-- get start positions in mapchunk
--[[
skyblock.get_start_positions_in_mapchunk = function(minp, maxp)
local list = {};
for i,v in ipairs(start_positions) do
if v.x>=minp.x and v.x<=maxp.x
and v.y>=minp.y and v.y<=maxp.y
and v.z>=minp.z and v.z<=maxp.z then
list[#list+1] = {x=v.x, y=v.y, z=v.z}
end
end
return list
end
]]--
--
-- LOCAL FUNCTIONS
--
-- spiral matrix - used to generate starting positions
-- http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Spiral_matrix#Lua
av, sn = math.abs, function(s) return s~=0 and s/av(s) or 0 end
local function sindex(y, x) -- returns the value at (x, y) in a spiral that starts at 1 and goes outwards
if y == -x and y >= x then return (2*y+1)^2 end
local l = math.max(av(y), av(x))
return (2*l-1)^2+4*l+2*l*sn(x+y)+sn(y^2-x^2)*(l-(av(y)==l and sn(y)*x or sn(x)*y)) -- OH GOD WHAT
end
local function spiralt(side)
local ret, id, start, stop = {}, 0, math.floor((-side+1)/2), math.floor((side-1)/2)
for i = 1, side do
for j = 1, side do
local id = side^2 - sindex(stop - i + 1,start + j - 1)
ret[id] = {x=i,z=j}
end
end
return ret
end
-- reverse ipairs
local function ripairs(t)
local function ripairs_it(t,i)
i=i-1
local v=t[i]
if v==nil then return v end
return i,v
end
return ripairs_it, t, #t+1
end
--
-- INIT FUNCTIONS
--
-- load the spawn data from disk
local function load_spawn()
local input = io.open(filename..'.spawn', 'r')
if input then
while true do
local x = input:read('*n')
if x == nil then
break
end
local y = input:read('*n')
local z = input:read('*n')
local name = input:read('*l')
spawnpos[name:sub(2)] = {x = x, y = y, z = z}
end
io.close(input)
else
spawnpos = {}
end
end
load_spawn() -- run it now
-- load the start positions from disk
local function load_start_positions()
local input = io.open(filename..'.start_positions', 'r')
-- create start_positions file if needed
if not input then
skyblock.log('generate start positions')
local output = io.open(filename..'.start_positions', 'w')
local pos
for i,v in ripairs(spiralt(skyblock.world_width)) do -- get positions using spiral
pos = {x=v.x*skyblock.start_gap, y=math.random(skyblock.start_height-skyblock.height_difference, skyblock.start_height+skyblock.height_difference), z=v.z*skyblock.start_gap}
output:write(pos.x..' '..pos.y..' '..pos.z..'\n')
end
io.close(output)
input = io.open(filename..'.start_positions', 'r')
end
-- read start positions
skyblock.log('read start positions')
while true do
local x = input:read('*n')
if x == nil then
break
end
local y = input:read('*n')
local z = input:read('*n')
table.insert(start_positions,{x = x, y = y, z = z})
end
io.close(input)
end
load_start_positions() -- run it now
-- load the last start position from disk
local function load_last_start_id()
local input = io.open(filename..'.last_start_id', 'r')
-- create last_start_id file if needed
if not input then
local output = io.open(filename..'.last_start_id', 'w')
output:write(last_start_id)
io.close(output)
input = io.open(filename..'.last_start_id', 'r')
end
-- read last start id
last_start_id = input:read('*n')
if last_start_id == nil then
last_start_id = 0
end
io.close(input)
end
load_last_start_id() -- run it now
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