Hello!
I'm following a tutorial at moddingtutorials.org where they suggest I make an item that turns blocks into dirt on use. It works perfectly until I try to use the item on the block that is too far or out of my mining range or is too far. The block of dirt replaces the block I pointed to for just a fraction of a second and then goes back to its original state. I have no idea, how to fix this, other than setting the range of the item to match the mining range.
Any suggestions?
Here's my code for this:
public class DirtStaff extends Item {
public DirtStaff(Properties properties) {
super(properties);
}
protected static BlockHitResult rayTrace(Level world, Player player, ClipContext.Fluid fluidMode) {
float f = player.getXRot();
float f1 = player.getYRot();
Vec3 vec3 = player.getEyePosition();
float f2 = Mth.cos(-f1 * ((float)Math.PI / 180F) - (float)Math.PI);
float f3 = Mth.sin(-f1 * ((float)Math.PI / 180F) - (float)Math.PI);
float f4 = -Mth.cos(-f * ((float)Math.PI / 180F));
float f5 = Mth.sin(-f * ((float)Math.PI / 180F));
float f6 = f3 * f4;
float f7 = f2 * f4;
double d0 = 15; // range
Vec3 vec31 = vec3.add((double)f6 * d0, (double)f5 * d0, (double)f7 * d0);
return world.clip(new ClipContext(vec3, vec31, ClipContext.Block.OUTLINE, fluidMode, player));
}
@Override
public InteractionResultHolder<ItemStack> use(Level world, Player player, InteractionHand hand) {
BlockHitResult ray = rayTrace(world, player, ClipContext.Fluid.NONE);
BlockPos lookPos = ray.getBlockPos();
world.setBlock(lookPos, Blocks.DIRT.defaultBlockState(), 1024);
return super.use(world, player, hand);
}
}
I'm sorry, I didn't quite catch that. What do I do with it? What should I put in that function?