turtle.compare()

turtle.compare() makes a difference between a "normal" oak log and a sidewise placed oak log.
This is also tue for the other types of logs.

Unfortunately this makes it impossible to detect the branches of a tall tree, since some of the logs are placed sidewise.

Sorry for my bad english…. ;-)

known bug, metadata counts as a difference (in this case a sideways log)

Sorry for reposting… is there a chance that dan200 wil fix this bug? or is it impossible?

Do you know a solution for my problem?

TheKevroar, on 07 December 2012 - 09:39 AM said:

Sorry for reposting… is there a chance that dan200 wil fix this bug? or is it impossible?

Do you know a solution for my problem?

.-. im not sure
you can just store some leaves and compare to that instead

Planned to be fixed, when I get time.

Also it's not really a "bug", just how it works.

Thanks to both of you!

didn't you say somewhere you had implemented pick block to compare in a non released version? Or have I got it all backwards? :P/>

Last I recall, the superior method of compare() relied on changes in other people's code. That may well have changed, or not.