Hi, is there a way to understand if an item is a crop? (plantable on  a farmland)

I think yes i mean probably use a boolean with instanceof BlockNamedItem it should work altough i'm not sure if the BlockNamedItem class is only used for plantables but it should work!

1 minute ago, Crazzy4999 said:

I think yes i mean probably use a boolean with instanceof BlockNamedItem it should work altough i'm not sure if the BlockNamedItem class is only used for plantables but it should work!

Some crops have no seed in the name

XD that's doesn't mean that the code isn't almost the same bruuuh the potato and wheat seed item extends to the same class

By the way in the context of the code there are no seeds at all in the game

3 minutes ago, Crazzy4999 said:

XD, ciò non significa che il codice non sia quasi lo stesso bruuuh che l'elemento di seme di patata e grano si estende alla stessa classe

Also for modded seed?

Not really i mean it's just a class you know what i'm saying basically there is no seed at all just a class but anyway what are you trying to do? i might can help you

 

1 minute ago, Crazzy4999 said:

Not really i mean it's just a class you know what i'm saying basically there is no seed at all just a class but anyway what are you trying to do? i might can help you

 

A bonsai pot mod for crops

 

For only crops? if so you can check when you right click the bonsai pot if the item the player currently holding is an instanceof BlockNamedItem if so you can plant it if not than it will not let you i guess this is the concept right?

You can't guarantee that other mods inherits from vanilla classes, I'll say use tags

Edited August 5, 20205 yr by poopoodice

Yeah of course not but i told he/she wants to make the bonsai pot for only vanilla or for his/her mod but if he/she wants to be compatible with other mods tags are the way to go

 

1 hour ago, poopoodice said:

You can't guarantee that other mods inherits from vanilla classes, I'll say use tags

Not every crops have the right tags

21 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

The correct way is to check if the Block implements IPlantable. If it does, and IPlantable#getPlantType returns CROP then it can be planted on farmland.

But I can't execute it on an existing block in the world I have to execute it on an item

And not all things that plant crops are items that are BlockItems.