Block extra data

[SwadicalRag]

This means that each block will occupy more than 2 bytes (when we implement this)

kind of like damage values to store extra data in blocks??? how do we implement this???

how do we implement chests, for example?

[SwadicalRag]

a separate std::unsigned_map linking an XYZCoordinate to a BlockBonusData struct or std::tuple<size_t, void *> to leave it up to the end user to figure out what they want????

[SwadicalRag]

I think a separate unordered map of coordinates and a std::string is a good idea. We could store the bonus data in json or bON from lua

[xaviergmail]

Why are y'all even bothering with gmod at this point - sorry

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[MDFL64]

wtf, just store it lua-side

[MDFL64]

moreover, just use source's builtin entities or our own entities for this

[SwadicalRag]

I disagree with using source engine entities for block data storage: there are too many limitations

And storing it Lua side would be easy, I just wanted your opinion on c++ or Lua for this

[SwadicalRag]

actually, if map saving is done through c++, we might as well do bonus data in C++

[SwadicalRag]

Not too hard