03-04-2013, 01:40 AM
Walls and anvil fixed.
Also, redstone simulator is too complicated to rewrite completely, but I think I managed to cut down what needed cutting down - when a block changes that has nothing to do with redstone (none of its neighbors are redstone), it is not added to the simulator. So now triggerring even vast amounts of water still don't overload the redstone simulator, as they did. Hence I was able to reach my final goal - waking up simulators upon each chunk's load.
What this means, in short, is that water starts flowing wherever it is generated. So caves on ocean floor fill up with water, and we can finally implement water and lava springs.
Also, redstone simulator is too complicated to rewrite completely, but I think I managed to cut down what needed cutting down - when a block changes that has nothing to do with redstone (none of its neighbors are redstone), it is not added to the simulator. So now triggerring even vast amounts of water still don't overload the redstone simulator, as they did. Hence I was able to reach my final goal - waking up simulators upon each chunk's load.
What this means, in short, is that water starts flowing wherever it is generated. So caves on ocean floor fill up with water, and we can finally implement water and lava springs.