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Which setting to enable for only allowing create cart contraptions to break blocks

Shunigate1 opened this issue ยท 9 comments

commented

I'm trying to use a design like cyvack's cobblestone generator but I don't know which protection I have to disable in order to allow this to work WITHOUT allowing players to simply mine the blocks around the contraption with a pickaxe.

I've tried Protect Blocks From Mobs & Protect Blocks From Other, but neither seem to allow this functionality to work.

The issue is that instead of breaking the cobblestone as expected, the contraption simply stops moving and separates one of the trap doors from it, due to it being unable to move into the cobblestone to break it.

commented

Claiming a 3x3 around the chunk with the contraption seems to have fixed it, thanks :)

commented

I see. Then you must've messed something up in the sub-configs.

commented

If there are more possibilities to affect blocks in the outer claim than in the inner sub-claim, then it also protects the edge.

commented

Possible. What might it have been?

commented

Make sure none of the contraption is right on the edge blocks of a claim. Try claiming more chunks around it.

commented

I own a 3x3 of claimed chunks around it and the claim with the altered permissions in regards to entities being able to break blocks is a subclaim. The contraption is in the middle of that subchunk.

I am on forge 1.18.2

commented

You don't have to change any permissions to allow this to work. It's supposed to work by default.
The mod checks where the "anchor" position of a contraption is when it's disassembled or assembled. Only when it's on an edge of your claim or outside, it'll protect the claim blocks.
What's actually considered an edge is a bit more complicated and based on sub-claim permissions, but you don't have to worry about that.

commented

Make the whole 3x3 the same claim type to see if it makes a difference.

commented

And make sure what needs to be glued together is still glued.