wool to make use of global dye.dyes

[Zweihorn]

affects two files:

• mods/wool/depends.txt
• mods/wool/init.lua

I see no reason why 'wool' should establish local dye definitions by ignoring the global dye.dyes

[SmallJoker]

To be precise: wool does not depend on dyes, as any other mod could add items with the required item groups. Well, I guess it's fine to link it with dye because it's loaded anyway 🤷‍♂️

[paramat]

I'm neutral on this, but reducing dependencies is useful for those who use certain MTG mods unchanged in their own games.

[Desour]

The order of the tables is different, but this should make no problems.

Look at both tables if you want.

minetest_game/mods/wool/init.lua

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	local dyes = {
	{"white", "White"},
	{"grey", "Grey"},
	{"black", "Black"},
	{"red", "Red"},
	{"yellow", "Yellow"},
	{"green", "Green"},
	{"cyan", "Cyan"},
	{"blue", "Blue"},
	{"magenta", "Magenta"},
	{"orange", "Orange"},
	{"violet", "Violet"},
	{"brown", "Brown"},
	{"pink", "Pink"},
	{"dark_grey", "Dark Grey"},
	{"dark_green", "Dark Green"},
	}

minetest_game/mods/dye/init.lua

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	dye.dyes = {
	{"white", "White"},
	{"grey", "Grey"},
	{"dark_grey", "Dark grey"},
	{"black", "Black"},
	{"violet", "Violet"},
	{"blue", "Blue"},
	{"cyan", "Cyan"},
	{"dark_green", "Dark green"},
	{"green", "Green"},
	{"yellow", "Yellow"},
	{"brown", "Brown"},
	{"orange", "Orange"},
	{"red", "Red"},
	{"magenta", "Magenta"},
	{"pink", "Pink"},
	}

Imo, this makes sense.
If any other game wants to use the wool mod, it can provide its own dye mod.

👍

[paramat]

Yes, it does make sense in the context of MTG 👍

[Zweihorn]

Thank you very much.