Howdy

I'm attempting to create a Tool that, when it destroys a Block, has a random chance of turning itself into a different Item with the same damage value. Here's the command within the ItemSharpAxe class

 

 

public ItemStack onBlockDestroyedBy(ItemStack var1, World var2, int var3, int var4, int var5, int var6, EntityPlayer var7)
{
Random var8 = new Random();
for (int i = 0; i < 1; i++) {int var9 = var8.nextInt(31);}
	int var10 = var1.getItemDamage();
	//int var11 = var1.itemID == mod_SharpenedTools.SharpStoneAxe.shiftedIndex ? ItemTool.axeStone.shiftedIndex : (var1.itemID == mod_SharpenedTools.SharpIronAxe.shiftedIndex ? ItemTool.axeSteel.shiftedIndex : (var1.itemID == mod_SharpenedTools.SharpGoldAxe.shiftedIndex ? ItemTool.axeGold.shiftedIndex : (var1.itemID == mod_SharpenedTools.SharpDiamondAxe.shiftedIndex ? ItemTool.axeDiamond.shiftedIndex: 0)));
	int var12 = var7.inventory.currentItem;
	ItemStack var13 = new ItemStack(var11, 1, var10);
	if (var10 == 0)
	{
		--var1.stackSize;
		ItemStack var13 = new ItemStack(Item.axeSteel.shiftedIndex, 1, var10);
		var7.inventory.addItemStackToInventory(var13);
	}
	return var1;
}

 

 

I've tried various different setups that I was thinking would swap the currently in-use ItemSharpTool for its respective Vanilla tool, but to no avail. I'm not ACTUALLY convinced that it's necessary to be within an onBlockDestroyedBy command. Any help with this?

What version of Forge are you using? I don't have an onBlockDestroyBy function for Items.

Also, what is the issue? Crashing? Nothing happening?

Maybe returning the new Itemstack? I have done that before, that worked.