My custom crop class:

package ...

import ...

public class SoybeanCrops extends CropsBlock implements IGrowable {

    public SoybeanCrops() {
        super(Properties.create(Material.PLANTS).sound(SoundType.PLANT).doesNotBlockMovement().tickRandomly());
        ...
    }
  
    @Override
    public void onBlockHarvested(World world, @Nonnull BlockPos pos, @Nonnull BlockState state, @Nonnull PlayerEntity player) {
        if (!world.isRemote) {
            if (!player.isCreative()) {
                if (this.isMaxAge(state)) {
                    spawnAsEntity(world, pos, new ItemStack(ItemList.soybean_seeds, world.rand.nextInt(3) + 1));
                    spawnAsEntity(world, pos, new ItemStack(ItemList.soybean, 1));
                } else {
                    spawnAsEntity(world, pos, new ItemStack(ItemList.soybean_seeds, 1));
                }
            }
        }
    }

    ...
}

I've successfully made the game play sound minecraft:item.crop.plant when I use the seeds on the farmland. But why minecraft:block.crop.break doesn't play on block break if there's sound(SoundType.PLANT) in the properties?

Edited November 27, 20195 yr by Xander402

I would assume BreakEvent in BlockEvent would be able to do something for you. If that don't work possibly HarvestEvent.

Edited November 27, 20195 yr by Lea9ue

You do not need to be messing with events at all.

 

Firstly, I'd recommend using SoundType.CROPS rather than SoundType.PLANTS.  It's a more appropriate sound type.

 

Secondly, overriding onBlockHarvested is the wrong way to do this, and is the reason why you are hearing nothing.  That method is responsible for playing the block-break effect (sound and particles).  It's not responsible for dropping items and you shouldn't abuse it in this way.

 

You shouldn't be hard-coding your block drop logic in 1.14.4.  It should be done in a JSON loot table for the block now.  Look at the vanilla loot tables (e.g. data/minecraft/loot_tables/blocks/beetroots.json) for an example, bearing in mind that modded loot pools also need a "name" field with some unique name for the loot pool.

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You do not need to be messing with events at all.

Yes, I thought I wouldn't need to as I've seen no block break events for such things in any Minecraft classes nor modding tutorials.

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Firstly, I'd recommend using SoundType.CROPS rather than SoundType.PLANTS.

SoundType.CROP*. But anyway, thanks ?

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Secondly, overriding onBlockHarvested is the wrong way to do this, and is the reason why you are hearing nothing.  That method is responsible for playing the block-break effect (sound and particles).  It's not responsible for dropping items and you shouldn't abuse it in this way.

I've actually put a World.playsound effect inside the overridden onBlockHarvested method, but it didn't work, so I removed it.

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You shouldn't be hard-coding your block drop logic in 1.14.4.  It should be done in a JSON loot table for the block now.  Look at the vanilla loot tables (e.g. data/minecraft/loot_tables/blocks/beetroots.json) for an example, bearing in mind that modded loot pools also need a "name" field with some unique name for the loot pool.

I really don't know what to think about the fact that Minecraft extracts more and more game elements into .json files... There will soon be no use of creating mods as you'll be able to add custom items, mobs, and anything else via .json files.

Anyways, thank you for help, moving drops into loot tables and removing overridden onBlockHarvested method did the job and everything works fine.

Edited November 27, 20195 yr by Xander402

41 minutes ago, Xander402 said:

There will soon be no use of creating mods as you'll be able to add custom items, mobs, and anything else via .json files.

This is a good thing.

But not everything can be data driven.