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Both Fabric and Forge (I confirm that I have tested both loaders and will specify both loader versions below)
Minecraft Version
1.20.1
Botania version
444
Modloader version
(any)
Modpack info
No response
The latest.log file
(n/a)
Issue description
The Hydroangeas only tests whether the consumed water source has two adjacent water sources, which is only part of the criteria that make a particular water source infinite. Consider the following setup:
Here the Hydroangeas drinks water from a waterlogged leaves block, which has two (out of reach) waterlogged leaves adjacent and air below. There are multiple reasons why that leaves block is not an infinite source:
water cannot flow into that block from the adjacent blocks
there is neither a water-obstructing block nor a water source below the block
Steps to reproduce
No response
Other information
This behavior can currently be used to generate mana without consuming water if the waterSourceConversion game rule is set to false. It also allows setups that are technically not based on infinite sources, such as two rows of Hydroangeas along a row of waterlogged leaves.
The question for adjusting this behavior also is: Should the flower detect infinite sources at all, or should it just let the game refill the removed water? And if it should detect sources, should that behavior also apply for infinite lava sources via game rule lavaSourceConversion?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Mod Loader
Both Fabric and Forge (I confirm that I have tested both loaders and will specify both loader versions below)
Minecraft Version
1.20.1
Botania version
444
Modloader version
(any)
Modpack info
No response
The latest.log file
(n/a)
Issue description
The Hydroangeas only tests whether the consumed water source has two adjacent water sources, which is only part of the criteria that make a particular water source infinite. Consider the following setup:
Here the Hydroangeas drinks water from a waterlogged leaves block, which has two (out of reach) waterlogged leaves adjacent and air below. There are multiple reasons why that leaves block is not an infinite source:
Steps to reproduce
No response
Other information
This behavior can currently be used to generate mana without consuming water if the
waterSourceConversion
game rule is set tofalse
. It also allows setups that are technically not based on infinite sources, such as two rows of Hydroangeas along a row of waterlogged leaves.The question for adjusting this behavior also is: Should the flower detect infinite sources at all, or should it just let the game refill the removed water? And if it should detect sources, should that behavior also apply for infinite lava sources via game rule
lavaSourceConversion
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: