I've been trying to get a custom structure to generate (I know I'm doing it a bit of a weird way), and I'm trying to clear the area before generating. The method is below. The problem is, although it logs the message saying the block(s) has been destroyed, it's still there when I visit that location. Any help?

 

public void clearArea(World world, int x1, int y1, int z1, int x2, int y2, int z2)
{
	if (!world.isRemote)
	{
		if (x1 > x2 || y1 > y2 || z1 > z2)
		{
			return;
		}
		for (int currentX = x1; currentX <= x2; currentX++)
		{
			for (int currentY = y1; currentY <= y2; currentY++)
			{
				for (int currentZ = z1; currentZ <= z2; currentZ++)
				{
					world.setBlockToAir(currentX, currentY, currentY);
					InfernoCore.log.logInfo("Clearing Block In dimension " + world.provider.dimensionId + "at X:" + currentX + " Y:" + currentY + " Z:" + currentZ);
					world.markBlockForUpdate(currentX, currentY, currentZ);
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

From where are you calling the

clearArea

method? It seems like you are calling the method on the client-side only.

It's being called from a SubscribeEvent of PopulateChunkEvent.Post, only if the dimension and chunk coords match dimension Id 666 (mine) and the chunk is 0,0. It is logging though, and the log statement is inside the check for server side so... I don't have the exact code on me right now, but I should in about 24 hours if you want to see.

The issue is this (look very closely):

world.setBlockToAir(currentX, currentY, currentY);

 

I'm sorry, I don't see your point here.

The issue is this (look very closely):

world.setBlockToAir(currentX, currentY, currentY);

 

I'm sorry, I don't see your point here.

 

Oh...  Oh! Whoops. Thanks a lot, you just saved me a lot of headaches!

It seems like you are calling the method on the client-side only.

Then there wouldn't be any log messages, since the method checks world.isRemote == false.

Totally missed that... I should go to bed to rest, as I won't be of much help when I'm tired like this...

It seems like you are calling the method on the client-side only.

Then there wouldn't be any log messages, since the method checks world.isRemote == false.

Totally missed that... I should go to bed to rest, as I won't be of much help when I'm tired like this...

 

It's all right - I'm clearly tired too if I'm missing that