Allow us to update where the redstone lamps/sea lanterns that are affected by the light switch are.
MagmaBro123 opened this issue ยท 12 comments
Describe the feature request
Title.
"/tardis update lamp". Click on a sea lantern, glowstone block, or a redstone lamp, this will update where the toggle-able lamps that are affected by the light switch button are. Or, add some kind of craft-able survival TARDIS lamp that is affected by light switches for players to use.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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There is already a /tardis update lamps command, it rescans the TARDIS console for SEA_LANTERN or REDSTONE_LAMP
blocks (depending on the console type / player preference) and adds them to the database.
Well, some lamps are added/updated, but random ones placed by the player, aren't.
I don't think TARDIS likes player-placed lamps being directly next to each other.
(Yes, also tried without those redstone blocks. Same issue.)
Togglable lamps will still need actual redstone power, TARDIS doesn't provide that - turning them off just changes it to a non-lamp block and then back to a lamp - if it isn't powered it will stay off.
Command is only scanning one chunk, I'll need to update it to scan bigger consoles...
Initially the command was to update TARDISes from pre-malfunction plugin versions so that the lamps can flash, there probably weren't big consoles back then.
Oh.
This is a modified Supersized Deluxe console.
I never changed its actual size, just added some bits here n' there and removed the outer walls.
(I put a black concrete sphere around the outside to make it look like your in the void.)
Rechecked code in a proper IDE, it definitely scans the entire console - if modified it won't find any outside the original console bounds.
I should perhaps do number 2 on the todo list
https://github.com/eccentricdevotion/TARDIS/blob/master/todo.md
Though that won't help with customised consoles...
Rechecked code in a proper IDE, it definitely scans the entire console - if modified it won't find any outside the original console bounds.
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