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| Blocki:
--- Quote from: The Black Card on November 03, 2012, 08:32:17 AM ---Of course you can plant a brick in a brick, just type ;chucknorris into the console! --- End quote --- typing ;chucknorris will do output a syntax error report, fail. |
| otto-san:
Yeah, there's not really a good way to execute this without doing a whole load of hacky stuff. You can't load overlapping bricks, destroying bricks that are floating or connected to a floating body will either not work or cause a chain kill unless you delete them directly. |
| MARBLE MAN:
http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=212877.msg6002113#msg6002113 ^^ Link to download, it isnt the exact same thing as you wanted, but you can place floating bricks |
| Blocki:
--- Quote from: otto-san on November 03, 2012, 06:28:07 PM ---Yeah, there's not really a good way to execute this without doing a whole load of hacky stuff. You can't load overlapping bricks, destroying bricks that are floating or connected to a floating body will either not work or cause a chain kill unless you delete them directly. --- End quote --- Or you do it really hacky and write a custom loading function |
| otto-san:
--- Quote from: Blocki on November 03, 2012, 06:41:13 PM ---Or you do it really hacky and write a custom loading function --- End quote --- Yes, that could solve your problem. It wouldn't be too hard to do either. Just a really terrible thing to do. If you're going to rewrite any part of the saving/loading system, I'd rewrite the entire thing from the ground up, to be honest. Not that the current system is bad, it's amazing. It'd just make for a better project. A more modder-friendly system, perhaps. I've actually done this, but I abandoned it before it was entirely finished. Very buggy. |
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