Make gases flow up.#5021
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…ole ScopedValue being thread local
its like 1.12 Thermal Expansion energized glowstone!!!
…ing block checks on the Y axis if we're rendering fluids upside down
…placed from a bucket
…its `getDescription` implementation(s)
(Duplicate means they're supposed to be in modularui and got left behind here for whatever reason)
* custom textures not included.
…fferent suffixes for a texture
…to assign correct values to that
the VertexConsumer class got way out of hand IMO.
…ng being off by one
…own fluids are shaded nicely
…nsions.sodium.BlockOcclusionCacheExt
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What
As the title says. Fluids with negative (or zero, forge says so) density flow up.
Well, technically, gases evaporate instantly so you won't get to see them flow up. Neutronium doesn't, though, so that's currently the one and only example of a fluid flowing up.
There are configs for disabling gas evaporation, upside-down fluid flow and upside-down fluid rendering respectively. Disabling rendering without disabling the gameplay mechanics will likely result in VERY weird-looking fluids, tough, so users beware: that is intentional, you shouldn't disable only the client config unless you're having issues whilst playing on a server and you can mind the oddities that'll ensue.
Implementation Details
Mixins into Vanilla's, Sodium's and Embeddium's fluid renderers to make them handle rendering the fluid upside down and overriding literally every flow handling method from
FlowingFluid.AI Usage
Outcome
Haha look the neutronium flows up now
How Was This Tested
Vanilla:
Sodium:
Embeddium:
(They all look the same, but from different angles and/or distances)
Additional Information
All GT fluids now have blocks by default, as I felt there was no reason to gatekeep that anymore.
Potential Compatibility Issues
Mods that don't expect fluids to flow up (all of them, really) may have issues with this. If you find one, disable
gameplay.lowDensityFluidsFlowUpin the config.