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[SOLVED] Is it possible to check the biome when placing a block?

LutzBlox

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I am making a mod that adds a few flowers, among other things, and I am trying to make a block (a flower) that can only be placed in the Taiga biome.  Are there any functions in Forge to check the biome when placing the block?  Thanks in advance!

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world.getBiomeGenForCoords(x, z)

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Remember to use your IDE's autocomplete capabilities. ;)

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bu

Remember to use your IDE's autocomplete capabilities. ;)

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if he is using n++ ?

 

...Eclipse is free...  And a compiler...

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I use Eclipse

 

Anyway, yeah.  Take advantage of code hinting.  I scroll through the list of properties and methods for various classes all the time.  It's how I know that you can't get the current (surface) sunlight level directly, but you CAN get the amount that has been subtracted from it due to dusk/night, which is close enough.

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is netbeans a good one?

 

according to wiki it's pretty similar

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_integrated_development_environments#Java

^^there you can find links to the individual descriptions of the IDE's

 

I still would stick with Eclipse ...

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Unless you are 100% sure what you are doing eclipse is the most user-friendly. I know some people don't like eclipse for certain reasons but it is nice that most people use it because then everyone can talk over what issues they have with it to others that may have similar problems.

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Unless you are 100% sure what you are doing eclipse is the most user-friendly. I know some people don't like eclipse for certain reasons but it is nice that most people use it because then everyone can talk over what issues they have with it to others that may have similar problems.

 

Eclipse is probably by far the best IDE I've ever used.  Automatic detection of unrecognized classes?  Quick resolution of common errors?  Easy access to methods and properties of other classes through mouse-over modal windows?  GAWD DAMN.  I'm going to see if I can use it to develop for Unity here pretty soon (MonoDevelop for Windows that ships with Unity has several game-breaking bugs so I'm using Notepad++).

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