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I'm working on a config file where players can set custom behaviors for blocks of vanilla and my and other mods and am having trouble finding a method of turning a string to a block and back. I know it exists, but all of the results I found via google that might answer my question seem to be outdated.

1 minute ago, 1SDAN said:

I'm working on a config file where players can set custom behaviors for blocks of vanilla and my and other mods and am having trouble finding a method of turning a string to a block and back. I know it exists, but all of the results I found via google that might answer my question seem to be outdated.

Get the registry, GameRegistry.findRegistry, or ForgeRegistries.BLOCKS. And then call .getValue(ResourceLocation)

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21 hours ago, Animefan8888 said:

Get the registry, GameRegistry.findRegistry, or ForgeRegistries.BLOCKS. And then call .getValue(ResourceLocation)

So if I give this a Block class it will give me the String (ie minecraft:oak_log) and vice versa?

 

EDIT: Apparently not. Is the block to string one block.getRegistryName().toString()?

 

EDIT2: I couldn't figure out how to convert a string to a resource location, but I've found Block.getBlockFromName(string). I'm going to do a couple tests to see what these two lines output and go from there.

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1 hour ago, 1SDAN said:

I couldn't figure out how to convert a string to a resource location

new ResourceLocation(yourString).

 

1 hour ago, 1SDAN said:

Block.getBlockFromName(string)

That method does the same thing @Animefan8888 suggested but if it can't fing the block converts the string to a number and tries to get the block using that number as an ID. Do not use it, use IForgeRegistry#getValue.

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