I tried to use this void to remove a TileEntity ,but the item in TileEntity's slot had not been removed.

World.removeTileEntity(x,y,z)

What should I do to remove the item in slot? 

Is there an optimization method if I want to have a large scale removal?

private void clean(EntityPlayer theplayer,World world){
		int start = 500;
		//start is the range of clean
		int x = theplayer.serverPosX-start;

		int y = theplayer.serverPosY-128;

		int z = theplayer.serverPosZ-start;

		int count = 0;

		for(int i1 = 0;i1<start*2;i1++){

			for(int i2 = 0;i2<300;i2++){

				for(int i3 = 0;i3<start*2;i3++){

					TileEntity tile = world.getTileEntity(x+i1, y+i2, z+i3);

					if(tile!=null){

						System.out.println(tile.toString());

						world.removeTileEntity(x+i1, y+i2, z+i3);

						++count;

					}

				}

			}

		}

		System.out.println("Clean "+count+" TileEntities By Player "+theplayer.getDisplayName());

	}

 

Edited February 16, 20187 yr by themaw

Remove tile entity does not do what you want, in any way, shape, or form.

 

You want to remove an item from a tile entity's inventory? Use getCapability() to get its inventory and remove the item from the IItemStackHandler instance.

2 hours ago, Draco18s said:

Remove tile entity does not do what you want, in any way, shape, or form.

 

You want to remove an item from a tile entity's inventory? Use getCapability() to get its inventory and remove the item from the IItemStackHandler instance.

Thank you so much!

Because of you, I finally implemented a tool today to remove TileEntity from a region.

I successfully made a tool for the player's archive to eliminate the wrong TileEntity.

Although I didn't use getCapability(), I just remembered that I didn't transform TileEntity into IInventory.

Here is my void code:

	private void cleantileentity(EntityPlayer theplayer, World world) {

		

		int start = info.tileentitycleanrange;

		int x = theplayer.serverPosX-start;

		int y = theplayer.serverPosY-128;

		int z = theplayer.serverPosZ-start;

		int count = 0;

		for(int i1 = 0;i1<start*2;i1++){

			for(int i2 = 0;i2<300;i2++){

				for(int i3 = 0;i3<start*2;i3++){

					TileEntity tile = world.getTileEntity(x+i1, y+i2, z+i3);

					if(tile!=null){

						if(tile instanceof IInventory){

							IInventory tile2 = (IInventory)tile;

							for(int i4=0;i4<tile2.getSizeInventory();i4++){

								if(tile2.getStackInSlot(i4)!=null){

									tile2.setInventorySlotContents(i4, null);

								}

							}

						System.out.println("Remove TileEntity with item in "+tile.toString()+"x:"+(x+i1)+" y:"+(y+i2)+" z:"+(z+i3));

						}

						world.removeTileEntity(x+i1, y+i2, z+i3);

						System.out.println("Remove TileEntity in "+tile.toString()+"x:"+(x+i1)+" y:"+(y+i2)+" z:"+(z+i3));

						++count;

					}

				}

			}

		}

		System.out.println("Clean "+count+" TileEntites By Player "+theplayer.getDisplayName());

	}

 

IInventory is only for vanilla containers. That won't work with mods.

On 16-2-2018 at 9:33 AM, Draco18s said:

IInventory is only for vanilla containers. That won't work with mods.

nope he is on 1.7.10

 

and WHY remove the tileEntity that could end up badly because the other mod still thinks there is a tile on that block

Edited February 17, 20187 yr by loordgek