Hi!

 

What is the correct event/code to make torches drop when rain strikes them? i'm also currently using BlockPlaceEvent to avoid torches placement when is raining.

 

Here is my code for BlockPlaceEvent:

 

	@SubscribeEvent
public void BlockPlaceEvent(PlaceEvent e)
{
	EntityPlayer player = e.getPlayer();
	World world = e.getWorld();
	BlockPos pos = e.getPos();
	Block block = e.getPlacedBlock().getBlock();

	//Al poner una antorcha al aire libre mientras llueve, ésta dropeará//
	if (block != null && block == Blocks.TORCH)
	{
		if (world.isRainingAt(pos) && world.canBlockSeeSky(pos))
		{
			world.destroyBlock(pos, true);
			player.addChatMessage(new TextComponentString(TextFormatting.RED + "ATENCIÓN: " + TextFormatting.RESET + "La lluvia apaga las antorchas!"));
		}
	}
}

Thanks in advance.

You could use a chunk tick, and find any torches in the chunk, then break them if raining. however, that is intensive.

Maybe you can cancel the

BlockEvent.PlaceEvent

if the placed block is a

BlockTorch

. Then place a custom torch in which you can do stuff i.e. schedule a update tick every # of ticks, and check if it's raining and then break the block.

It's interesting to see position-dependent rain (world.isRainingAt(pos)). I wonder if that method is already testing whether it can see the sky.

It's interesting to see position-dependent rain (world.isRainingAt(pos)). I wonder if that method is already testing whether it can see the sky.