How can I check if a block was destroyed with a pickaxe? I found this thread from 1.15, but the method it suggests:

Item::getToolTypes
// Which returns a Set<ToolType>
Set::contains

does not seem to work anymore. What has it been replaced with?

The context is that I'm calling onDestroyedByPlayer() to make some things happen - specifically, the block might explode. I want to check if the tool used (if any) is a pickaxe, so that if it is, the explosion chance can be decreased.

Older versions of minecraft used tool types, but this was all reworked.

The new logic uses:

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Item.isCorrectToolForDrops(BlockState).

If you look at the PickaxeItem/DiggerItem this checks the tier of the tool then checks if the block is in BlockTags.MINEABLE_WITH_PICKAXE

So you could just use that method passing your block state.

 

Alternatively If the tool is vanilla, or a modded pick that reuses vanilla code, you could do

if (player.getItemInHand(InteractionHand.MAIN_HAND).getItem() instanceof PickaxeItem)

but not all modded picks are PickaxeItems. And other non-picks might use the BlockTags.MINEABLE_WITH_PICKAXE, e.g. drills or hammers.

9 minutes ago, Syric said:

I want to check if the tool used (if any) is a pickaxe

ItemStack#canPerformAction with ToolActions.PICKAXE_DIG

Another option would be to use an ItemTag that would contain the items that give reduced explosion chances. You would have the vanilla picks by default, but users could add other tools.

8 minutes ago, Luis_ST said:

ItemStack#canPerformAction with ToolActions.PICKAXE_DIG

Doesn't that have the same problem as instanceof?

If the modded tool doesn't extend PickaxeItem and doesn't provide an implementation of the canPerformAction?

Edited July 1, 20223 yr by warjort

4 minutes ago, warjort said:

If the modded tool doesn't extend PickaxeItem and doesn't provide an implementation of the canPerformAction?

the ToolAction system is design to fix this,
if Item#canPerformAction with ToolActions.PICKAXE_DIG returns true the item has the Pickaxe behaviour

1 hour ago, Luis_ST said:

ItemStack#canPerformAction with ToolActions.PICKAXE_DIG

This seems to have worked, thanks!