Added firemaking plugin for Kotlin#349
Added firemaking plugin for Kotlin#349tlf30 wants to merge 7 commits intoapollo-rsps:kotlin-experimentsfrom
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That is much simpler, thank you!
No, that's nothing to be sorry about. It's great :-). Will get around to reviewing shortly. |
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This has been rebased and setup for the new build system for kotlin plugins. |
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@Major- didn't you write something in Ruby to handle these ItemOnItem pairs?
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I removed it because it wasn't very good, maybe we could look into something for kotlin
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Is the ItemOnItemMessage not the correct way to do this?
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No this is correct, we're just discussing how we can make it a bit nicer
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@tlf30 I'm working on the ground item code now. |
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@ryleykimmel your ground item code is awesome! Once it is merged in I update this. |
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Hello.
I have ported the firemaking plugin as discussed in #303. This has several fixes in it and I did test it.
The only things I am not sure on are the random equations for a successful chance of lighting the fire and how long the fire should burn.
EDIT: Also, this does not support lighting logs already on the ground because I have no way to test easily until dropping items is implemented. Also does not enforce not lighting fires in banks as I am not sure how to implement that.
Can someone please review.
PS: Yes, I know I have a lot of pull requests open right now. Sorry.
Thank you,
Trevor