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# Builtin Entities
Minetest registers two entities by default: Falling nodes and dropped items.
This document describes how they behave and what you can do with them.
## Falling node (`__builtin:falling_node`)
This entity is created by `minetest.check_for_falling` in place of a node
with the special group `falling_node=1`. Falling nodes can also be created
artificially with `minetest.spawn_falling_node`.
Needs manual initialization when spawned using `/spawnentity`.
Default behaviour:
* Falls down in a straight line (gravity = `movement_gravity` setting)
* Collides with `walkable` node
* Collides with all physical objects except players
* If the node group `float=1` is set, it also collides with liquid nodes
* When it hits a solid (=`walkable`) node, it will try to place itself as a
node, replacing the node above.
* If the falling node cannot replace the destination node, it is dropped.
* If the destination node is a leveled node (`paramtype2="leveled"`) of the
same node name, the levels of both are summed.
### Entity fields
* `set_node(self, node[, meta])`
* Function to initialize the falling node
* `node` and `meta` are explained below.
* The `meta` argument is optional.
* `node`: Node table of the node (`name`, `param1`, `param2`) that this
entity represents. Read-only.
* `meta`: Node metadata of the falling node. Will be used when the falling
nodes tries to place itself as a node. Read-only.
### Rendering / supported nodes
Falling nodes have visuals to look as close as possible to the original node.
This works for most drawtypes, but there are limitations.
Supported drawtypes:
* `normal`
* `signlike`
* `torchlike`
* `nodebox`
* `raillike`
* `glasslike`
* `glasslike_framed`
* `glasslike_framed_optional`
* `allfaces`
* `allfaces_optional`
* `firelike`
* `mesh`
* `fencelike`
* `liquid`
* `airlike` (not pointable)
Other drawtypes still kinda work, but they might look weird.
Supported `paramtype2` values:
* `wallmounted`
* `facedir`
* `colorwallmounted`
* `colorfacedir`
* `color`
## Dropped item stack (`__builtin:item`)
This is an item stack in a collectable form.
Common cases that spawn a dropped item:
* Item dropped by player
* The root node of a node with the group `attached_node=1` is removed
* `minetest.add_item` is called
Needs manual initialization when spawned using `/spawnentity`.
### Behavior
* Players can collect it by punching
* Lifespan is defined by the setting `item_entity_ttl`
* Slides on `slippery` nodes
* Subject to gravity (uses `movement_gravity` setting)
* Collides with `walkable` nodes
* Does not collide physical objects
* When it's inside a solid (`walkable=true`) node, it tries to escape to a
neighboring non-solid (`walkable=false`) node
### Entity fields
* `set_item(self, item)`:
* Function to initialize the dropped item
* `item` (type `ItemStack`) specifies the item to represent
* `age`: Age in seconds. Behaviour according to the setting `item_entity_ttl`
* `itemstring`: Itemstring of the item that this item entity represents.
Read-only.
Other fields are for internal use only.
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