Not sure what to call this one: Destroying all cactuses in a column

[super_tnt]

So, I know I shouldn't compare this game to minecraft but a simple thing that I was missing was cactuses being destroyed when you dig the bottom one, so I added it to this game, It could be added to trees but it should use the axe's durability.

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minetest.register_node("default:cactus", {
    description = "Cactus",
    tiles = {"default_cactus_top.png", "default_cactus_top.png", "default_cactus_side.png"},
    is_ground_content = true,
    groups = {snappy=1,choppy=3,flammable=2},
    sounds = default.node_sound_wood_defaults(),
    after_destruct = function(pos,oldnode)
        local node = minetest.get_node({x=pos.x,y=pos.y+1,z=pos.z})
        if node.name == "default:cactus" then
            minetest.dig_node({x=pos.x,y=pos.y+1,z=pos.z})
            minetest.add_item(pos,"default:cactus")
        end
    end,
})

Edit: source is included, replace the same cactus bit of could in the nodes.lua file in the default folder.

[sfan5]

You can create screenshots with F12

[super_tnt]

Thanks for that, I usually hold alt+prtsc which gives the window but I'll use f12 in future.

[hoodedice]

I think there is already a mod like this...

[Jordach]

I cropped the image for you:

[Mossmanikin]

Thanks for sharing this, I can really use the code for my plant mods :)

[super_tnt]

Thanks for sharing this, I can really use the code for my plant mods :)

No problems, I get quite happy when things like this work.

You see there is no need to cycle through each cactus block and destroy it. Alls we have to do is add a little bit of code so that when it is destroyed it triggers the next one to get destroyed. This process is repeated until it can't trigger the next block because it's not a cactus.

[super_tnt]

I cropped the image for you:

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Thank you for that