Hello! If I've read this correctly, only the block location gets put on the stack. But if you, say, want to make a spell to mine a 3x3 area upon breaking a block, having the block face available would also be very handy. Right now I can compare the block position to the player's position, i suppose, but that gives unexpected directions when mining at a grazing angle.
Hello! If I've read this correctly, only the block location gets put on the stack. But if you, say, want to make a spell to mine a 3x3 area upon breaking a block, having the block face available would also be very handy. Right now I can compare the block position to the player's position, i suppose, but that gives unexpected directions when mining at a grazing angle.