Add piston overheating #532
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This information could also be put into the infotext. It's less obvious than changed textures, but IMO good enough. |
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Changes look fine btw. 👍 |
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Perhaps pistons should build up heat both when extending and when retracting. This would seem to be more consistent with other components such as logic gates. |
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Fix #499. Alternative to #526.
Pistons work at full speed but overheat if overloaded, just like most other items. Unlike those, a piston will cool down automatically, as requested by @Desour. The cooldown can be disabled if desired.
BTW should overheated pistons have different textures? Overheating isn’t immediately visible on many real-world devices (until you look inside) though on others it’s pretty obvious.