| | |
| | | --- Iterator over positions to try to saw around a sawed node. |
| | | -- This returns nodes in a 3x2x3 area. It does not return lower (y) positions |
| | | -- to prevent the chainsaw from cutting down nodes below the cutting position. |
| | | -- @param pos Reference to sawing position. Note that this is overridden. |
| | | -- @param pos Sawing position. |
| | | local function iterSawTries(pos) |
| | | -- Copy position to prevent mangling it |
| | | local pos = vector.new(pos) |
| | | -- Shift the position down on the x and z axes |
| | | pos.x, pos.z = pos.x - 1, pos.z - 1 |
| | | -- Save our starting position for reseting it later |
| | |
| | | remaining_charge = remaining_charge - chainsaw_charge_per_node |
| | | |
| | | -- Check surroundings and run recursively if any charge left |
| | | for pos in iterSawTries(pos) do |
| | | for npos in iterSawTries(pos) do |
| | | if remaining_charge < chainsaw_charge_per_node then |
| | | break |
| | | end |
| | | if timber_nodenames[minetest.get_node(pos).name] then |
| | | remaining_charge = recursive_dig(pos, remaining_charge) |
| | | if timber_nodenames[minetest.get_node(npos).name] then |
| | | remaining_charge = recursive_dig(npos, remaining_charge) |
| | | end |
| | | end |
| | | return remaining_charge |