Hey guys

 

So I have run into some problems with my multitool/paxel mod. My problem is that I can't mine stone stairs and walls. And I can't really understand why that is. I had some problems with wood stairs and fences aswell, and the worst part is that I don't really know how I fixed it.

I have made a class for paxels, and the code is like this

public class ItemPaxel extends ItemTool
{

private static final Set<Block> blocksEffectiveAgainst = Sets.newHashSet(Block.blockRegistry);
private ToolMaterial mat;

public ItemPaxel(String name, ToolMaterial tool)
{
	super(3.0F, tool, blocksEffectiveAgainst);
	mat = tool;
	this.setHarvestLevel("pickaxe", tool.getHarvestLevel());
	this.setHarvestLevel("axe", tool.getHarvestLevel());
	this.setHarvestLevel("shovel", tool.getHarvestLevel());
	this.setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.tabTools);
}
}

 

I'm thinking that the problem is in the blockEffectiveAgainst, but I don't know how to fix the problem. Any help would be lovely

So it cannot mine stone stairs/walls while it can mine stone block?

Yes, that is correct, I'm also very confussed as to why it's acting like this

Why did you declare 'private static final Set<Block> blocksEffectiveAgainst'?

It would have no effect because it is private static and not used in the class.

Why did you declare 'private static final Set<Block> blocksEffectiveAgainst'?

It would have no effect because it is private static and not used in the class.

 

So you want it to be public instead, or remove it completely? BTW it is used in the class, in the 'super(3.0F, tool, blocksEffectiveAgainst)'

Oh. I was blind

Then nothing would be wrong.. Or try moving the item initialization code to preInit.

Oh. I was blind

Then nothing would be wrong.. Or try moving the item initialization code to preInit.

No problem

I have tried to have the code in both init and preInit. It didn't work, I have to say that this is strange. Because it otherwise works as intended. Just not the wall and stone stairs(all stair blocks harvest by pickaxe, the pickaxe function is working fine otherwise). Maybe there's something I have missed