--[[ Stained Glass This mod provides luminescent stained glass blocks for Minetest 0.4.7+ Depends: [moreblocks] by Calinou [unifieddyes] by VanessaE ============================================================================== Sat 04 May 2013 01:52:35 PM EDT Copyright (C) 2013, Eli Innis Email: doyousketch2 @ yahoo.com Unified Dyes was released under GNU-GPL 2.0, see LICENSE for info. More Blocks was released under zlib/libpng for code and CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported for textures, see LICENSE.txt for info. Additional changes by VanessaEzekowitz in July 2013 to take all items out of creative inventory. August 2013 -- Jeremy Anderson tries to get this working after the new color changes, and to resurrect the craft recipes. Still GPL'd as far as I'm concerned. August 2013 -- rewritten a bit by VanessaEzekowitz to further condense the code. January 2017 -- rewritten a bit more by Vanessa E. to use engine param2 colorization and place-then-paint creation of colors. To get the pastel colors, place super glow glass, right-click with dye to color it, then right- click with Moreblocks' "sweeper" to "brush off" some of the color. Do it again to change pastel to faint. Right click a pastel or faint with some dye to re-color it (you have to dig and re-place if you want to darken it). Crafting is no longer used to create the colors. August 2018 -- altered to use proper colored itemstacks with crafting ============================================================================== ]]-- stainedglass = {} stainedglass.old_static_nodes = {} local myglow = LIGHT_MAX-3 minetest.register_node("stained_glass:stained_glass", { description = "Stained Glass", drawtype = "glasslike", tiles = { "stained_glass.png" }, paramtype = "light", paramtype2 = "color", palette = "unifieddyes_palette_extended.png", sunlight_propagates = true, use_texture_alpha = true, light_source = myglow, is_ground_content = true, walkable = true, groups = {snappy=2,cracky=3,oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, not_in_creative_inventory=1, ud_param2_colorable = 1}, sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(), on_construct = unifieddyes.on_construct, }) minetest.override_item("moreblocks:super_glow_glass", { palette = "unifieddyes_palette_extended.png", airbrush_replacement_node = "stained_glass:stained_glass", groups = {snappy = 2, cracky = 3, oddly_breakable_by_hand = 3, ud_param2_colorable = 1}, }) -- trap glass minetest.register_node("stained_glass:stained_trap_glass", { description = "Stained Trap-glass", drawtype = "glasslike", tiles = { "stained_glass.png" }, paramtype = "light", paramtype2 = "color", palette = "unifieddyes_palette_extended.png", sunlight_propagates = true, use_texture_alpha = true, light_source = myglow, is_ground_content = true, walkable = false, groups = {snappy=2,cracky=3,oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, not_in_creative_inventory=1, ud_param2_colorable = 1}, sounds = default.node_sound_glass_defaults(), on_construct = unifieddyes.on_construct, }) minetest.override_item("moreblocks:trap_super_glow_glass", { palette = "unifieddyes_palette_extended.png", airbrush_replacement_node = "stained_glass:stained_trap_glass", groups = {snappy=2,cracky=3,oddly_breakable_by_hand=3, ud_param2_colorable = 1}, }) -- crafting unifieddyes.register_color_craft({ output = "stained_glass:stained_glass", palette = "extended", type = "shapeless", neutral_node = "moreblocks:super_glow_glass", recipe = { "NEUTRAL_NODE", "MAIN_DYE" } }) unifieddyes.register_color_craft({ output = "stained_glass:stained_trap_glass", palette = "extended", type = "shapeless", neutral_node = "moreblocks:trap_super_glow_glass", recipe = { "NEUTRAL_NODE", "MAIN_DYE" } }) -- old static stuff function stainedglass.makenode(arg) local name=arg.blockname local myglow=arg.glow local myprefix=arg.prefix local imagename=arg.imagename local safe=arg.walkflag local function tchelper(first, rest) return first:upper()..rest:lower() end -- from lua-users.org/wiki/StringRecipes table.insert(stainedglass.old_static_nodes, "stained_glass:"..name) end -- maybe someday, I can cleanly combine these two functions. function stained_trapglass_define(arg) local code=arg.colorcode local name=arg.colorname local rawdyename=arg.recipe local mydye=arg.recipe local myshadename=arg.shade local imagename=name local stained_glass_blocktype = { } local stained_glass_lightlevel = { } if stained_glass.trap_full_light then stained_glass_lightlevel[""] = LIGHT_MAX stained_glass_blocktype[""] = "moreblocks:trap_super_glow_glass" end -- see settings.txt for these settings. if stained_glass.trap_med_light then stained_glass_lightlevel["lowglow_"] = LIGHT_MAX-3 stained_glass_blocktype["lowglow_"] = "moreblocks:trap_glow_glass" end if stained_glass.trap_no_light then stained_glass_lightlevel["noglow_"] = 0 stained_glass_blocktype["noglow_"] = "moreblocks:trap_glass" end for myprefix,myglow in pairs(stained_glass_lightlevel) do local glasstype = stained_glass_blocktype[myprefix] local name="trap_" .. name -- define myrecipe as a table, pass it in. local myrecipe = { mydye, glasstype, glasstype, glasstype } -- those four items will ALWAYS be there. For faint and pastel, we -- need to add additional dyes. If you have defined a new shade, then -- you should probably handle it here. if myshadename == "pastel_" then myrecipe[5] = "dye:white" end if myshadename == "faint_" then myrecipe[5] = "dye:white" myrecipe[6] = "dye:white" end stainedglass.makenode{blockname=name, glow=myglow, prefix=myprefix, imagename=imagename, walkflag=false} end end function stained_glass_define(arg) local code=arg.colorcode local name=arg.colorname local rawdyename=arg.recipe local mydye=arg.recipe local myshadename=arg.shade local imagename=name local stained_glass_blocktype = { } local stained_glass_lightlevel = { } if stained_glass.full_light then stained_glass_lightlevel[""] = LIGHT_MAX stained_glass_blocktype[""] = "moreblocks:super_glow_glass" end -- see settings.txt for these settings. if stained_glass.med_light then stained_glass_lightlevel["lowglow_"] = LIGHT_MAX-3 stained_glass_blocktype["lowglow_"] = "moreblocks:glow_glass" end if stained_glass.no_light then stained_glass_lightlevel["noglow_"] = 0 stained_glass_blocktype["noglow_"] = "default:glass" end for myprefix,myglow in pairs(stained_glass_lightlevel) do local glasstype = stained_glass_blocktype[myprefix] -- define myrecipe as a table, pass it in. local myrecipe = { mydye, glasstype, glasstype, glasstype } -- those four items will ALWAYS be there. For faint and pastel, we -- need to add additional dyes. If you have defined a new shade, then -- you should probably handle it here. if myshadename == "pastel_" then myrecipe[5] = "dye:white" end if myshadename == "faint_" then myrecipe[5] = "dye:white" myrecipe[6] = "dye:white" end stainedglass.makenode{blockname=name, glow=myglow, prefix=myprefix, imagename=name, walkflag=true} if myprefix == "" then local aliasname minetest.register_alias( "stained_glass:" .. code, "stained_glass:" .. name) if string.match(name,"redviolet") then local oldname=name aliasname=string.gsub(name, "redviolet","red_violet") -- need to support red_violet existence, too. minetest.register_alias( "stained_glass:" .. aliasname, "stained_glass:" .. oldname) end end -- and an alias from the numeric to the named block -- we need to keep the numeric block for all the people that used -- pre-v1.4 blocks in their worlds. -- no aliases for noglow- and lowglow- blocks, because they didn't -- exist until v1.5 end end -- true means this color's recipe must use a direct "dye:xxxxx" item name -- (perhaps because the related groups overlap two or more distinct colors) -- false means the recipe uses "group:dye,unicolor_xxxxx" stained_glass= {} local worldpath=minetest.get_worldpath() local modpath=minetest.get_modpath("stained_glass") dofile(modpath .. "/settings.txt") -- the new settings.txt file has a variety of possible settings. -- see the file for examples. We'll access those settings where its important, in -- the stained glass module, where we'll build up the tables to contain -- only what we need. stained_glass_hues = { { "yellow", true }, { "lime", false }, { "green", true }, { "aqua", false }, { "cyan", false }, { "skyblue", true }, { "blue", false }, { "violet", false }, { "magenta", true }, { "redviolet", true }, { "red", true }, { "orange", false }, -- please note that these only apply when our shadelevel is "" } stained_glass_shades = { {"dark_", 3 }, {"medium_", 4 }, {"", 5 }, -- full brightness {"light_", 8 }, {"pastel_", 9 }, {"faint_", 91 } -- note that dark_ medium_ and plain also have a half-saturation -- equivalent automatically defined in the code } for i in ipairs(stained_glass_hues) do local huename = stained_glass_hues[i][1] local huenumber = i for j in ipairs(stained_glass_shades) do local shadename = stained_glass_shades[j][1] local shadenumber = stained_glass_shades[j][2] local recipevalue = nil recipevalue = "group:dye,unicolor_"..shadename..huename if (shadename == "" and stained_glass_hues[i][2]) then recipevalue = "dye:"..huename elseif (shadename=="pastel_" or shadename=="faint_") then -- force light_dye for pastel and faint colors recipevalue = "group:dye,unicolor_light_"..huename else -- default case recipevalue = "group:dye,unicolor_"..shadename..huename end if shadename == "dark_" or shadename == "medium_" or shadename == "" then stained_glass_define({ colorcode = huenumber.."_"..shadenumber.."_7", colorname = shadename..huename, recipe = recipevalue, shade = shadename, }) stained_trapglass_define({ colorcode = huenumber.."_"..shadenumber.."_7", colorname = shadename..huename, recipe = recipevalue, shade = shadename, }) -- only defines something if the trap is enabled. -- below is the automatic "half saturation" block -- which was mentioned previously -- this is unicolor only, so switch dyename -- back to unicolor... recipevalue="group:dye,unicolor_"..shadename..huename stained_glass_define({ colorcode = huenumber.."_"..shadenumber.."_6", colorname = shadename..huename.."_s50", recipe = recipevalue.."_s50", shade = shadename, }) stained_trapglass_define({ colorcode = huenumber.."_"..shadenumber.."_6", colorname = shadename..huename.."_s50", recipe = recipevalue.."_s50", shade = shadename, }) -- only defines something if the trap is enabled. -- because we define two blocks inside this chunk of -- code, we can't just define the relevant vars and -- move the proc_call after the if-then loop. elseif shadename == "light_" or shadename == "pastel_" or shadename == "faint_" then stained_glass_define({ colorcode = huenumber.."_"..shadenumber, colorname = shadename..huename, recipe = recipevalue, shade = shadename, }) stained_trapglass_define({ colorcode = huenumber.."_"..shadenumber, colorname = shadename..huename, recipe = recipevalue, shade = shadename, }) -- only defines something if the trap is enabled. end end end -- convert in-map static nodes to use param2 coloring minetest.register_lbm({ name = "stained_glass:convert_glass", label = "Convert static glass blocks to use param2 color", run_at_every_load = false, nodenames = stainedglass.old_static_nodes, action = function(pos, node) local name = node.name name = string.gsub(name, "aqua", "spring") name = string.gsub(name, "skyblue", "azure") name = string.gsub(name, "redviolet", "rose") local n = string.find(name, ":") local color = string.sub(name, n + 1) local h,s,v = unifieddyes.get_hsv(name) if string.find(name, "trap") then n = string.find(color, "_") color = string.sub(color, n + 1) local paletteidx = unifieddyes.getpaletteidx("unifieddyes:"..color, "extended") minetest.set_node(pos, { name = "stained_glass:stained_trap_glass", param2 = paletteidx }) else local paletteidx = unifieddyes.getpaletteidx("unifieddyes:"..color, "extended") minetest.set_node(pos, { name = "stained_glass:stained_glass", param2 = paletteidx }) end local meta = minetest.get_meta(pos) meta:set_string("dye", "unifieddyes:"..v..h..s) meta:set_string("palette", "ext") end }) print("[stained_glass] Loaded!")