Portal Block

[AssassinHero]

I am making a portal block and I have an error

 

par1World.setBlockWithNotify(par2, par3, par4, 0);

 

setBlockWithNotify has a error and I'm wondering if this has changed

[Draco18s]

Yes it has.  Instead of setBlock vs. setBlockWithNotify, they're now the same function that takes another parameter on the end.

 

If you mouseover the error it'll tell you what's wrong.

 

Read the javadocs on the new setBlock function for details on how to use it.

[AssassinHero]

Yes it has.  Instead of setBlock vs. setBlockWithNotify, they're now the same function that takes another parameter on the end.

 

If you mouseover the error it'll tell you what's wrong.

 

Read the javadocs on the new setBlock function for details on how to use it.

 

has par1.editingBlocks changed?

[Draco18s]

Yes it has.  Instead of setBlock vs. setBlockWithNotify, they're now the same function that takes another parameter on the end.

 

If you mouseover the error it'll tell you what's wrong.

 

Read the javadocs on the new setBlock function for details on how to use it.

 

has par1.editingBlocks changed?

 

Not knowing what type par1 is, I don't know.

(Hint: "par1" is a generic name supplied by the decompiler)

[AssassinHero]

Yes it has.  Instead of setBlock vs. setBlockWithNotify, they're now the same function that takes another parameter on the end.

 

If you mouseover the error it'll tell you what's wrong.

 

Read the javadocs on the new setBlock function for details on how to use it.

 

has par1.editingBlocks changed?

 

Not knowing what type par1 is, I don't know.

(Hint: "par1" is a generic name supplied by the decompiler)

 

 

par1World.editingBlocks = true;

 

            for (var7 = 0; var7 < 2; ++var7)

            {

                for (var8 = 0; var8 < 3; ++var8)

                {

                    par1World.setBlockMetadataWithNotify(par2 + var5 * var7, par3 + var8, par4 + var6 * var7, this.blockID, var8);

                }

            }

[Draco18s]

Yeah that property totally doesn't exist.

Use your javadocs.

[AssassinHero]

Yeah that property totally doesn't exist.

Use your javadocs.

 

I used a tutorial to do this considering i have never added in a dimension before

[Draco18s]

Yeah that property totally doesn't exist.

Use your javadocs.

 

I used a tutorial to do this considering i have never added in a dimension before

 

Still, tutorials are rarely perfect.  You use them to get a handle on the basics.  Use the javadocs and your errors to figure out how to fix things.