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-# Vines
-
-## Features
-- Rope block for spawning rope that slowly drops into the deep.
-- Vines are climbable and slowly grow downward.
-- Shears that allow the collecting of vines.
-- Spawns vines on jungletree leaves.
-- Roots on the bottom of dirt and dirt with grass nodes.
-- Spawns vines on trees located in swampy area.
-- Jungle vines that spawn on the side of jungletrees
-
-## API
-The API is very minimal. It allows the registering of vines and the spawning of
-existing vines on nodes of your own.
-
-If you want vines to spawn on a certain node then you can choose which vine by
-adding to the node groups the unique group of that vine. This is determined by
-the name of the vine ( see vines.lua ) appended with '_vines'.
-An example would be.
-
-"willow_vines" or "jungle_vines"
-
-There are two types of vines. One that spawns at the bottom of nodes and uses the
-plantlike drawtype, and vines that spawn on the side that use signlike
-drawtype. The type is determined by the spawn_on_side property in the biome
-table.
-
-### Example
-*taken from mod*
-
-```lua
-
-  vines.register_vine( name, definitions, biome )
-
-  --e.g.
-
-  vines.register_vine( 'vine', {
-    description = "Vines",
-    average_length = 9
-  }, biome )
-
-```
-
-### definitions
-|key|           type|  description|
-|---|           ---|   ---|
-|description|   string|The vine's tooltip description|
-|average_length|int|   The average length of vines|
-
-For biome definitions please see the [biome_lib API documentation](https://github.com/VanessaE/biome_lib/blob/master/API.txt)
-
-## Notice
-Vines use after_destruct on registered leave nodes to remove vines from which
-the leaves are removed. This is done by using the override function.
-Malfunctions may occur if other mods override the after_destruct of these nodes
-also.