Michael's father is the local space tug pilot who ferries passengers and equipment to and from the moon to the orbiting space craft. Jarrod and Michael always compete with each other, Jarrod being the brawn and Michael being the brains. In addition to this duo are Jarrod and Anna, both children of a fellow miner Carl. Michael's best friend is Kingston, the son of the medical officer of the colony. Despite being a mining colony habituated predominantly by adults, a few have their families with them. Having never been to Earth, he resides with his father on the moon Io. The player can then go and search for the miner, or hit the recall button in the chest.The main character is Michael Faraday, a boy in his teens who has lived in space his whole life. Giving the player the signal that the miner is in trouble. it somehow senses it’s in a loop, or can’t get to where it’s trying to get, it turns the light on. I would like to also see the following – the miners house has a redstone lamp block on it somewhere visible. (Most of this is digging logic is likely as he currently operates.) Miner should try and pick up anything he walks over (so potentially if he mines out a chest in a dungeon, the contents that spew out are picked up.) – If he mines out a mob spawner, this should not be retained.
– perhaps add the block just mined to the block check too?)
The colonists game shaft mine full#
he mines out a block, and a gravel/sand falls into it – he will need to recognise it is still full and remine. Probably need some more logic to deal with falling blocks (i.e. If the block check shows a water or lava tile in an adjacent square, he will put a cobblestone there. If his tunnel path has an air, water, or lava block on the floor where he should stand, he will put a cobblestone there. Once there are no more target blocks visible or on the “to mine” list, he will return to the last block on his tunnel path, and continue. This should ensure he mines out a complete vein, even if he starts in the middle of it. If this check returns more than 1 block to target, that blocks loc should be added to a “to mine” list, and he should return to it to mine it after a block check returns no more “target” blocks. Each time he digs 5 blocks in a straight line, he will turn right and dig a 2 block tunnel – this should connect up each layer of the spiral with the previous (shown above in Green) – this will drastically reduce his time walking about and getting back to his hut.Īs he digs, if he see’s anything on his target list of Blocks (Should be amendable from the Config File, so people can add blocks from other mods) he will dig out the whole veinĪs he is digging, as he digs each block, he should check all 6 blocks around it (block check)– in front, behind, left, right, above and below to see if that block is one of the target blocks – if so he will dig that block too – and check again. He will dig 2blocks from the tunnel at 90 degrees to the ladder, then turn right and dig 3 blocks, turn right and dig 5 blocks, turn right and dig 7 blocks and so on and so on. When he gets to his set depth, he will begin to dig a spiral of tunnels as per the Spiral Tunnel Plan. After each placement of a ladder he will check if he is at the correct level to place a torch etc.) After placing the ladder, he checks if he is at – if so he will place a torch in the correct place. Digs out the next two blocks and places the ladder and so on. He digs out the first two blocks, then places the ladder. The two blocks on plan are set exactly from the Chest.
The colonists game shaft mine upgrade#
He will do this until he reaches his required depth (dictated by the level of building) – When you upgrade him, he will continue the same shaft downwards instead of starting a new one. Every 5 levels he will place a torch on the other side of the shaft This shaft is a 2x1 shaft, with a ladder (You now need to give him ladders) – on one of the x1 Side. The Miner is changed to dig a vertical shaft rather than a stair. As a revamp to the Miner Digging AI I would suggest the following.
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