Package: Simple Woodcutter
The mod works great, just with one issue with a quick fix,
This comment is from GitHub. https://github.com/minetestia/simple-woodcutter/issues/5
The game crashed whenever I break a block near falling gravel/sand. I fixed this problem by adding one line of code in the digger function.
if digger == nil then return end
I hope this will make your mod better :)
Fixed in 1.2.3.
Alright thanks. Will try.
To tell the truth, I doubt there is a connection between falling blocks and checking a digger for nil, but in any case this check won't hurt.
If this error occurs again, please try to figure out how to reproduce it.
You fixed the bug, but since you did not know how to reproduce it, I found out how.
Used with 1.2.2 and Minetest 5.6.1 https://ibb.co/1GXG6My (Sorry if the GIF is laggy) :P
TL;DR You put a torch under gravel then break the gravel, and when the gravel touches the torch, it will then give off an error.
Yes, you are right. Now I see that there was a bug. Thank you very much!
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The mod works great, just with one issue with a quick fix,
This comment is from GitHub. https://github.com/minetestia/simple-woodcutter/issues/5
The game crashed whenever I break a block near falling gravel/sand. I fixed this problem by adding one line of code in the digger function.
if digger == nil then return end
I hope this will make your mod better :)
Fixed in 1.2.3.
Alright thanks. Will try.
To tell the truth, I doubt there is a connection between falling blocks and checking a digger for nil, but in any case this check won't hurt.
If this error occurs again, please try to figure out how to reproduce it.
You fixed the bug, but since you did not know how to reproduce it, I found out how.
Used with 1.2.2 and Minetest 5.6.1 https://ibb.co/1GXG6My (Sorry if the GIF is laggy) :P
TL;DR You put a torch under gravel then break the gravel, and when the gravel touches the torch, it will then give off an error.
Yes, you are right. Now I see that there was a bug. Thank you very much!
converted review into a thread