As in the title, the

getIcon()

method is called before the

removedByPlayer()

method. I am sure it is, because I put a breakpoint in the

getIcon()

method and one in the

removedByPlayer()

method, and the breakpoint in the

getIcon()

method hit first, and after that the breakpoint in the

removedByPlayer()

method.

 

The problem is, I need a value in the

getIcon()

method, which is set when the block is broken in the

removedByPlayer()

method. So does anyone know if there's a break-block method that is called before the

getIcon()

method?

Sorry, bad wording.

 

Say, I have 2 of the same blocks next to each other. When I break one of them, the other's

getIcon()

method is called before the

removedByPlayer()

method on the block you are breaking. And when I break that block, it sets a variable to the surrounding blocks, which need to be accessed in the

getIcon()

method.

That's what I was thinking too. And this is my

removedByPlayer()

method:

@Override
    public boolean removedByPlayer(World world, EntityPlayer player, int x, int y, int z, boolean willHarvest)
    {
        TileEntity tile = world.getTileEntity(x, y, z);
        if (tile instanceof TileEntityMultiblock)
        {
            TileEntityMultiblock tileMultiblock = (TileEntityMultiblock) tile;
            if (tileMultiblock.hasMaster())
            {
                int[] offset = tileMultiblock.getOffset();
                IMultiblock multiblock = tileMultiblock.getMultiblock();
                multiblock.resetStructure(world, x - offset[0], y - offset[1], z - offset[2]);
            }
        }
        return super.removedByPlayer(world, player, x, y, z, willHarvest);
    }

So I don't know what's wrong with it...

Well, I'll do some more digging, and in the meanwhile: I hope someone else knows what's going on...

I figured out the issue!

 

I was looking at the deprecated version of the

removedByPlayer()

method, and saw it was called from 2 places: the non-deprecated

removedByPlayer

method, and in the

onPlayerDestroyBlock()

method in

PlayerControllerMP

. So I tryed overridong the deprecated version of the method, and that works!