1.7.10 getblock to 1.11 BlockPos in for loop

[Lethalbeast06]

    	for(int i = Xlow;  i <= Xhigh;i++) {    		
    		for(int j = Zlow;  j <= Zhigh;j++) {        		       		
    			
              int k;
    			for (k = 120; ! (Block.getIdFromBlock(world.getBlock(i, k, j)) == 110) && k > 62; k--) {
    				;
        	    }
        	}    		   		
    	}

My mod often uses getIdFromBlock(x,y,z) method and with the new BlockPos system I can't find a way to replace that function with a similar function that does the same thing in one line.

I know how to use  BlockPos but multiple lines are used and then I will need to change the for loop logic or make it possibly slower.

(Block.getIdFromBlock(world.getBlockState((i,j,k)).getBlock()

Only the (i,j,k) parameter doesn't work, how can I make this work since after all BlockPos is just a 3d vector right?

 

 

 

Edited March 2, 2017 by Lethalbeast06
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[Guest]

1.7.10 is not supported here.

[Lethalbeast06]

1 minute ago, Awesome_Spider said:

1.7.10 is not supported here.

 

changed title

i am updating from 1.7.10 to 1.11 

[Guest]

Oh, sorry. Replace world.getBlock(i, k, j) with world.getBlock(new BlockPos(i, k, j)).

[Lethalbeast06]

2 minutes ago, Awesome_Spider said:

new BlockPos(i, k, j)

 

ah thanks i was thinking the same, although this still gives error with a slight modification this works

Block.getIdFromBlock(world.getBlockState(new BlockPos(i, k, j)).getBlock())

 

[Guest]

It gives you an error? Which error?

[Lethalbeast06]

eclipse gives an error that types don't match, when adding .getblock() the blockstate is converted into a block object which is what getIdFromBlock needs and it works

[Draco18s]

world.getBlockState() returns an IBlockState. If you want the Block from this, you need to do .getBlock()

[Choonster]

Don't rely on numeric IDs of singletons like Block and Item, they're automatically assigned and can be different in every save.

 

Compare the objects directly instead (e.g. state.getBlock() == Blocks.OBSIDIAN).

Edited March 2, 2017 by Choonster

[jeffryfisher]

Or, if you can be somewhat flexible, compare using instanceof. This will match modded block classes that extend your block of interest.