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Obsidian can be quickly mined by breaking stone next to it #14
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Players were able to cheese hard block collection by surrounding hard blocks with softer blocks. For example, it was possible to mine up to 8 obsidian at cobblestone break-speed by targeting cobblestone when breaking. To solve this, a new `AbstractBlockState` mixin was introduced. I tried to solve this at other levels (preferably without a mixin), but wasn't able to get all the necessary information anywhere other than at the BlockState level. The minimal breaking delta (which is effectively the same as maximum block hardness) is used instead of the targeted block hardness. Using the average basically didn't solve the issue—it was possible to surround a hard block with softer blocks to 'dilute' the hardness. Fixes Draylar#14 Signed-off-by: Clark Fischer <clark.fischer@gmail.com>
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Players were able to cheese hard block collection by surrounding hard blocks with softer blocks. For example, it was possible to mine up to 8 obsidian at cobblestone break-speed by targeting cobblestone when breaking. To solve this, a new `AbstractBlockState` mixin was introduced. I tried to solve this at other levels (preferably without a mixin), but wasn't able to get all the necessary information anywhere other than at the BlockState level. The minimal breaking delta (which is effectively the same as maximum block hardness) is used instead of the targeted block hardness. Using the average basically didn't solve the issue—it was possible to surround a hard block with softer blocks to 'dilute' the hardness. Fixes Draylar#14 Signed-off-by: Clark Fischer <clark.fischer@gmail.com>
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