Hi, I created a partial block, and during the process of modifying "onItemUse()" I noticed it is only executed when the block "isReplaceable". At least in this case:

 

 

My block is obviously the small dirt block. Now, when I right-click where I'm looking at on that picture, while my block isReplaceable, the method onItemUse is called, and I can modify the TileEntity on that position. Which is what I want to do. But, I don't want my block to be replaceable by other blocks! But when I set isReplaceable to false, the method isn't called anymore, and I don't understand that, since the method itself checks if the block can be placed, why is there another check, even before, and where is it, so I can change it?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Reygok

Who told that?

Going through onItemUse call hierarchy and i haven't found where it is blocked...

Can you specify then where it is blocked by isReplaceable?

Well, I put "System.out.println("start onItemUse");" at the very beginning of the method, and this line is not printed. When I set my block to replaceable, it is.

So perhaps the problem lies somewhere else? Should I provide my entire code?

 

Well, I put "System.out.println("start onItemUse");" at the very beginning of the method, and this line is not printed. When I set my block to replaceable, it is.

So perhaps the problem lies somewhere else? Should I provide my entire code?

Probably yes.

Here are the two concerning classes, my block:

http://pastebin.com/q6g3wy6M

and my item:

http://pastebin.com/XA6BDsRU

Here are the two concerning classes, my block:

http://pastebin.com/q6g3wy6M

and my item:

http://pastebin.com/XA6BDsRU

Are you sure that you want to extend ItemBlock? This my not be the best idea...

Well, I have that idea from diesieben07, who seems quite good at modding. I absolutely need to have the exact spot where the player clocks on a block, I don't see how else I could do that.