New no physics blocks

[Finrod_Amandil]

While exploring all the commands that there are I stumbled across a lot of fancy things, I will document all of those who I deem to be of any use in the Designer Manual I am working on.

However there was one I'd like you not to use to keep track of its effects, but instead document what I did with it. It is a command that allows to attach the no-physics argument to more blocks, like we already had it for floating ladders, floating torches, piston tables and more.

The following blocks do have no physics anymore now:

32: Dead Bush (Still cant be placed directly onto grass, but it wont break anymore after you voxelled it.)
81: Cactus (you can now place a sand block, cactus ontop and then break the sand by hand, also changing blocks next to a floating cactus will not break it)
71: Iron Door (You can now make easily floating doors or stacking doors ontop of each other)
78: Layered Snow (Will now stick to Packed Ice, useful for glaciers)
96: Wooden Trapdoor (Can now float / be built in any orientation)
131: Tripwire Hook

If you encounter buggy behaviour of these blocks, or think other blocks would be handy if they had no physics, please tell me.

 

[Eriol_Eandur]

Isn't this an interesting information for Artists too?
Or should this be staff only?

 

[mandolore100]

8: Layered Snow (Will now stick to Packed Ice, useful for glaciers)

@jacenpeter hey look the MC gods listen to you

 

[Finrod_Amandil]

Isn't this an interesting information for Artists too?
Or should this be staff only?

right, moved it

 

[Eriol_Eandur]

At the moment you can place mushrooms (cabbage in Gondor pack) at dark places or by voxel.
Can this be changed with the no-physics argument? Would be great

 

[RubenPieterMark]

Maybe the pressure plates should be added to the no-physics list too, because in the Salt Flats there are pressure plates on cauldrons (actually my own idea ). Today I broke one by accident. If you stand in the cauldron, the pressure plate will break. I think the pressure plates on top of cauldrons are used in more locations than just the Salt Flats, but I am not too sure.

 

[Finrod_Amandil]

Maybe the pressure plates should be added to the no-physics list too, because in the Salt Flats there are pressure plates on cauldrons (actually my own idea ). Today I broke one by accident. If you stand in the cauldron, the pressure plate will break. I think the pressure plates on top of cauldrons are used in more locations than just the Salt Flats, but I am not too sure.

I won't add any redstone items to the no-physics list as it disables its function, e.g. if i'd add the pressure plates to the no-physics list new players cannot enter Middle-earth anymore as they have to step on a pressure plate for that.