Xonon reports: butterflies:butterfly_* seems ... #1549
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Xonon reports a bug:
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for some bizarre reason, butterflies have special logic for placing them. they require that both the position where they will go, and the thing the player is pointing at are both unprotected, and they can only be placed in air, so they can't e.g. be placed in water or in a way where they'd replace a placeable_to node like grass.
they also "hide" if the light level is too low.
While all of this doesn't sound tooo unreasonable, I wonder why butterflies of all gamemechanics have a way more elaborate placing scheme than most others ... ?!
Anyways, this seems more of a documentation issue, with the documentation saying "butterflies are OP" or something. ok, to be fair, let's let the documentation say "Some blocks, mobs or even decoration may have non-obvious placement mechanics. Try to place in the most basic of surroundings first"
Or we could override the description of the butterflies and add a warning there.
or we could perhaps get rid of the weird
place
mechanic? i'm really not sure what it adds, other than making butterflies a mystery.