I have created a hammer, but I have a problem (yes another problem), I don't know how to break blocks with enchantments so for example silk touch gives you the silk touch block. Here is the code that needs to be changed:

 

worldIn.destroyBlock(offset2, true);

 

Full souce code:

http://pastebin.com/UHZCSs6K

World#DestroyBlock bypasses all the code that is specific to the player harvesting blocks.  If you want to harvest blocks you need to call the code responsible for harvesting blocks.

 

If you want Silk Touch to work, then use your IDE to figure out where the code already references Silk Touch.

Where should I look?

Start with

Block#harvestBlock

.

I've changed it to this:

state.getBlock().harvestBlock(worldIn, player, offset2, state, null,

itemStack);

 

But only the original block breaks even if I get the drops from all of them

Block#harvestBlock doesn't actually set the block to air.  You would know this if you actually looked at the method.

 

Point is, you can't call just one method, or you completely bypass the set of hooks designed to let other mods know that the block was harvested and removed, or in some cases, letting the block itself know.

 

Take a look at PlayerInterationManager#tryHarvestBlock(BlockPos)

 

The series of things to do is:

Block#canHarvestBlock (ensure you can actually harvest the block: you might be able to skip this if you're destroying same-type blocks only)

ItemStack#onBlockDestroyed (you would probably skip this because this is how your Item knows that it destroyed a block, and if that calls these methods again, you have a problem)

Block#removedByPlayer (automatically called Block#onBlockHarvested; default empty method, but used by various blocks to handle TE containers)

Block#onBlockDestroyedByPlayer

Block#harvestBlock (finally get the harvested drops to...drop)

I have now changed it to this:

if (state.getBlock().canHarvestBlock(worldIn, offset2, player)) {

state.getBlock().removedByPlayer(state, worldIn, offset2, player, true);

state.getBlock().onBlockDestroyedByPlayer(worldIn, offset2, state);

state.getBlock().harvestBlock(worldIn, player, offset2, state, null, itemStack);

} else {

worldIn.setBlockToAir(offset2);

}

 

The error:

http://pastebin.com/iyU6Z4ec

Gosh. It's almost like you're asking a block of diamond ore what type of dirt it is.

 

When you change position you need to get a NEW BLOCKSTATE or check that the two blocks ARE THE SAME FIRST

AND HOW DO I DO THAT?? I just did want you told me to do

state.getBlock() //the block I mined out (diamond ore)

...removedByPlayer(state, worldIn, offset2, player, true); //offset2, the location of a different block (dirt), state: the diamond ore...

Thank you, but there are 2 problems:

1. I can't make it be able to not break unbreakeble blocks

2. Only the original block drops (all of them breakes)

 

if (worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().canHarvestBlock(worldIn, offset2, player)) {

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().removedByPlayer(state, worldIn, offset2, player, true);

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().onBlockDestroyedByPlayer(worldIn, offset2, state);

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().harvestBlock(worldIn, player, offset2, state, null,

itemStack);

} else {

if (worldIn.isBlockModifiable(player, offset2)) {

worldIn.setBlockToAir(offset2);

}

}

WHY AM I STILL USING THE  STATe VARIABLE? I have now changed it

Still doen't work, updated code:

if (worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().canHarvestBlock(worldIn, offset2, player)) {

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().removedByPlayer(worldIn.getBlockState(offset2), worldIn,

offset2, player, true);

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().onBlockDestroyedByPlayer(worldIn, offset2,

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2));

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlock().harvestBlock(worldIn, player, offset2,

worldIn.getBlockState(offset2), null, itemStack);

} else {

if (worldIn.isBlockModifiable(player, offset2)) {

worldIn.setBlockToAir(offset2);

}

}

Fixed problem #1 with this:

} else {

if (worldIn.getBlockState(offset2).getBlockHardness(worldIn, offset2)!=Blocks.BEDROCK.getBlockHardness(Blocks.BEDROCK.getDefaultState(), worldIn, null)) {

worldIn.setBlockToAir(offset2);

}

}

So, defined "doesn't work" for me here, because this worked for me just fine:

 

	public boolean onBlockDestroyed(ItemStack stack, World world, IBlockState state, BlockPos pos, EntityLivingBase entityLiving) {
	if(entityLiving instanceof EntityPlayer) {
		EntityPlayer harvester = (EntityPlayer) entityLiving;
		Iterable<BlockPos> list = BlockPos.getAllInBox(pos.add(-1, -1, -1), pos.add(1,1,1));
		for(BlockPos offset2 : list) {
			IBlockState state2 = world.getBlockState(offset2);
			Block block2 = state2.getBlock();
			boolean canharvest = block2.canHarvestBlock(world, offset2, harvester);
			if (canharvest) {
				block2.removedByPlayer(state2, world, offset2, harvester, true);
				block2.onBlockDestroyedByPlayer(world, offset2, state2);
				block2.harvestBlock(world, harvester, offset2, state2, null, stack);
			}
			else {
				if (world.isBlockModifiable(harvester, offset2)) {
					world.setBlockToAir(offset2);
				}
			}
		}
	}
        return super.onBlockDestroyed(stack, world, state, pos, entityLiving);
    }

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It now works, THANK YOU so much! I don't know why it didn't work before. The only change was that I had IBlockState offsetState = worldIn.getBlockState(offset2); at the top instead of worldIn.getBlockState(offset2) on every line. Don't know why that made a different, but the important thing is that it now works