Currently I'm trying to change the color of wool by doing:

 

		DyeColor dyeColor = DyeColor.getColor(itemStack);
		world.setBlockState(forwardPos, blockState.with(BlockColored.COLOR, dyeColor));

 

But I think the BlockColor class changed in 1.15, what would be the proper way to change the block color?

 

Edited April 2, 20205 yr by rhin123

2 minutes ago, rhin123 said:

But I think the BlockColor class changed in 1.15, what would be the proper way to change the block color?

Each Color seems to have it's own Block.

2 hours ago, Animefan8888 said:

Each Color seems to have it's own Block.

I also tried 

		block.recolorBlock(blockState, world, forwardPos, direction, dyeColor);

but I don't that that's the right way to do it. Where is the 1.15.2 javadoc for this stuff? Do i need to generate it myself?

I mean I could do something like this:

		if (dyeColor.equals(DyeColor.BLUE)) {
			world.setBlockState(forwardPos, Blocks.BLUE_WOOL.getDefaultState());
		}

but seems redundant, surely there is a better way to do this right now.

9 minutes ago, rhin123 said:

I mean I could do something like this:

First off DyeColor is an enum you can just use ==. Secondly you can make a map which maps the DyeColor to the Block. Like the SheepEntity does. Or just make a static method that uses a switch method.

2 hours ago, Animefan8888 said:

First off DyeColor is an enum you can just use ==. Secondly you can make a map which maps the DyeColor to the Block. Like the SheepEntity does. Or just make a static method that uses a switch method.

I guess the SheepEntity way seems the best, thanks for they help!