"Object oriented" API for implementing new block types. about pycraft HOT 5 CLOSED

I've started a similar project some time ago (https://github.com/ocarneiro/mine.py) and bumped into the separation between the pyglet implementation of showing the blocks and the model itself.

My approach was to make a separate World object that can be drawn in text mode.

Please take a look at my repo and take anything you find useful. I'll check in here often to see how I can help.

Congratulations on your effort!

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• We're also going to need a system for loading in objects.

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https://github.com/diffoperator/pycow Might be a relatively painless solution to our massive object duplication thing.

A chest is a generic chest, until you write to it. Grass is probably always generic grass, unless you instantiate it with some biome specific stuff or something.

What I'd really like is CoW classes along with some kind of deduplicaition, but that's a bit much to expect.

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Yeah, I saw that. I suspect I'll be pulling a lot out of that. The only reason I haven't merged it straight in is because I already started on some object oriented block stuff.

@TristanTrim, this might be relevant to your interests, especially the text mode stuff.

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class StonePickaxe(Tool):
    durability = 1000
    recipe = [
        [Stone, Stone, Stone],
        [None, Stick, None],
        [None, Stick, None],
    ]

    def hit(self, block):

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