Initial Block Placement Direction Inconsistent

[AbbyRead]

Some things like the deployer block face toward you on placement, but other blocks like the one-way tube face a differen't (weird and unexplained?) direction when placed. I'll need to figure out the exacts, but off the top of my head, I think we should:

1. Pick a direction for everything or nearly everything. Like whatever makes sense. My thought is it should be either toward or away from the player's camera direction only. Something feels weird about it coming from playing Minecraft mostly, and I think that might be what it is. Like maybe in Luanti they factor in or prioritize player coordinates. I don't know what it is, but something's off and needlessly difficult or limited about it.
2. AFIs don't orientate vertically when placed, even if standing well above where you place them, facing downward with the camera. It makes sense to have them orientate vertically depending on it since that has a real functional use for it.
3. As mentioned, some things like the one-way basic tubes start perpendicular. And thoes guys also have the problem about only starting horizontally-oriented.

That's all I can remember right now. I'll update you guys if I find or remember something else.

[AbbyRead]

My thoughts on puncher and AFI initial directions are that they should get placed directionally to the side of the block you clicked to place them. So puncher should be pointing to (probably the emitter or core) side that you clicked on to place them. Conversely, AFIs should face directly away from the side they're placed (because they are meant to take from it and shoot out in that opposite direction).

I think it's okay for things like this to not go based off of player camera direction because even things like minetest torches get placed directionally to the block face you clicked, right? Like, most things maybe have them be camera-directional, but where it makes more sense have special cases like this. I don't think that would be too confusing considering the order of operations the player is likely to take. Like, I think most people would start with a puncher when they set up a mechanism that uses it. And likewise, AFIs get brought out once you need them in order to take from a block. I could be wrong; maybe some people plan things out in reverse or in batch, but it just seems to make more sense to me doing it this way. What do you guys think?

[TheEt1234]

was this fixed

[AbbyRead]

was this fixed

Not entirely. It still needs some work. I only changed the wielders and AFIs, and I think I might 180 the deployer and node breaker direction. Makes more sense to the way they would likely be placed. I'll keep working on it.