Hi,

 

I'm currently helping the MineColonies team to get their mod updated to 1.8.9, but I'm wondering a few things.

 

Like in 1.7.10 they we got these methods:

world.setBlock(x, y, , block, metadata, 0x03);
world.setBlockMetadataWithNotify(x, y , z, metadata, 0x03);
world.setBlock(coords.posX, coords.posY, coords.posZ, block);
Vec3.createVectorHelper(x, y, z);
citizenInventory.func_110133_a(message.name); (citizenInventory extends from InventoryBasic)
world.isAirBlock(posX, posY, posZ);
world.canBlockSeeTheSky(x, yHolder, z)
Vec3.squareDistanceTo(x, y, z)
MinecraftServer.getServer().func_152358_ax().func_152652_a(id);
world.blockExists

So, how to do this in 1.8.9?

I think this should it be for the beginning.

 

Thx in advance.

Bektor

 

EDIT: Oh, I forgot something. How do I do Entity Rendering in 1.8.9? I've got here some Entity code which extends from RenderBiped.

All of the methods you have indicated no longer take integer x y z parameters but a single BlockPos object, which is a wrapper around integer x y z.

All of the methods you have indicated no longer take integer x y z parameters but a single BlockPos object, which is a wrapper around integer x y z.

example for setBlock: The method setBlock(BlockPos, Block) is undefined for the type World

So this does not seem to work. And then there are still some things with no xyz coords.

 

All of the methods you have indicated no longer take integer x y z parameters but a single BlockPos object, which is a wrapper around integer x y z.

example for setBlock: The method setBlock(BlockPos, Block) is undefined for the type World

So this does not seem to work. And then there are still some things with no xyz coords.

Are you sure that you are using vanilla

BlockPos

?

Because some mods had their own class in 1.7.10, and iа using it, it will not work.

Yep, I'm sure:

world.setBlock(new net.minecraft.util.BlockPos.BlockPos(x, y, z), Blocks.chest);

No where near my IDE but aren't you supposed to be setting blockstates as opposed to raw blocks?

No where near my IDE but aren't you supposed to be setting blockstates as opposed to raw blocks?

 

Hell yeah.

 

OP - look at the damn code, its very easy to find stuff and examples.

 

world.setBlockState(pos, blockInstance.getDefaultState().withProperty(possibly some properties)); //  Note that this is example of usage.

 

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