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, 20178 yr by Lethalbeast06
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1.7.10 is not supported here.

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 

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

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())

 

It gives you an error? Which error?

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

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

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, 20178 yr by Choonster

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