Using setBlock with a stair BlockState places its full-block version instead of the stair version.

[orangejuice21314]

To get the blockstate of the stair, I am just using .get() and then .defaultBlockState()

BlockState blockstate = BlockInit.BLUE_STAIR.get().defaultBlockState();

I did hear about a method that does give you the full-block version of a stair blockstate, but I do not believe I am using that method.

[diesieben07]

Show more of your code.

[orangejuice21314]

			if (item.is(ItemInit.BLUE_PAINTBRUSH.get())) {
				p_60506_.swing(p_60507_);
				BlockState blockstate = BlockInit.BLUE_STAIR.get().defaultBlockState();
				PaintStair(p_60503_, p_60504_, p_60505_, blockstate, p_60506_);
			}

heres the PaintStair method I made:
 

	static void PaintStair (BlockState p_60503_, Level p_60504_, BlockPos p_60505_, BlockState blockstate, Player p_60506_) {
		p_60504_.setBlock(p_60505_, blockstate, blockstate.getHarvestLevel()); 
	}

and here is the stair in BlockInit
 

	public static final RegistryObject<wallpaperstairs> BLUE_STAIR = BLOCKS.register("blue_stair", () -> 
	new wallpaperstairs(BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK.get().defaultBlockState(), Block.Properties.copy(BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK.get())));

 

[diesieben07]

Those snippets are useless with those unnamed parameters. Name your variables properly.

[orangejuice21314]

just renamed them thankyou for the tip

[orangejuice21314]

i think it might be a problem with how im creating the block
 

	// blue
	public static final RegistryObject<wallpaperstairs> BLUE_STAIR = BLOCKS.register("blue_stair", () -> 
	new wallpaperstairs(BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK.get().defaultBlockState(), Block.Properties.copy(BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK.get())));

however when i change the BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK to WALLPAPER_STAIR (which is a stair block, the one that is supposed to change into the blue stair) it does the same thing
(heres the wallpaper stair)
 

	public static final RegistryObject<wallpaperstairs> WALLPAPER_STAIR = BLOCKS.register("wallpaper_stair", () -> 
	new wallpaperstairs(BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK.get().defaultBlockState(), Block.Properties.copy(BlockInit.WALLPAPER_BLOCK.get())));

 

Edited August 22 by orangejuice21314

[orangejuice21314]

found the problem.

the BlueStair was copying properties from the WallpaperStair, and the WallpaperStair was copying properties from WallpaperBlock, so when I right-clicked the stair, it was doing what the wallpaperblock was doing