Make the *_block_use power types consistent with the *_entity_use power types
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* The behavior has been changed to be consistent with the `*_entity_use` power types
* The actions of using items on blocks are no longer prevented if the items are modified to be edible
+ Added a new `usage_phases` field; an array of strings which determines at which phase the action should be executed/prevented. It accepts these values:
* `"block"`; the phase at which the player has interacted with a block (happens first)
* `"item"`; the phase at which the player is using an item on a block (happens last)
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This PR changes the implementation of the
*_block_usepower types to be consistent with the behavior of the*_entity_usepower types. It seems that this was already partially implemented (only on the client-side), so I decided to complete the implementation with this PR.This also changes the behavior of
edible_itempower type slightly, where the items that can be used on blocks are no longer prevented from being used. To accommodate for such use-cases (and some QoL stuff), this PR adds these new fields to the*_block_usepower types:Note
Powers with a priority value of equal or greater than 1 will be executed and will override the result of the interaction while powers with a priority value of equal or less than -1 will only be executed if the interaction results in a pass.
Powers with a priority value of 0 will be executed alongside the interaction and will not override the end result.
usage_phases["block", "item"]A block usage phase is a string that determines the phase when interacting with a block.
Note
The listed values are ordered by priority, with
"block"being first and"item"being last."block""item"