Minecraft Forge

Heyy,   in every recent version of Forge I've looked at, the #hashCode() method for BlockPos is overwritten in Vec3i as follows: public int hashCode() { return (this.getY() + this.getZ() * 31) * 31 + this.getX(); } (Credit to Mojang or the Forge Team)   This would result in duplicate hashes for many positions. Technically there are only 31k positions which this could represent. Positions like (31 | 0 | 0) and (0 | 1 | 0) have the same hash code.   Is this something that is just overlooked in mods today or is there a safe implementation for hashing BlockPos's?   Let's say for example I have some type of structure that is 32 x 32 x 32 blocks big and I want to store something in a HashMap as in HashMap<BlockPos, Block>. This would lead to errors because of the duplicate hash I mentioned above.

It looks fine, please always specify where/what/how is it not working, we aren't psychics 😛

Take a look at BrewingStandTileEntity and CauldronBlock, you seem to desire a mix of them.

I want to make a block that can store milk. It will work like so: I put a milk bucket in the slot, capacity increases and it returns an empty bucket. The question is: How do I track which item is in the slot? (I tried this.getHandler().getStackInSlot(0).equals(new ItemStack(Items.MILK_BUCKET));  in the tick method in tile entity but it did not work).