[1.16.4] Ignoring block properties?

[krystianwiechec]

Hey, I did Ruby Block in my modification:

public class RubyBlock extends Block {
	
	public RubyBlock() {
		
		super(Block.Properties.create(Material.IRON)
			.hardnessAndResistance(5.0f, 6.0f)
			.sound(SoundType.METAL)
			.harvestLevel(2)
			.harvestTool(ToolType.PICKAXE)
		);
		
	}

}

I found a list of the hardness and resistance of all blocks on the Internet, the hardness of the emerald block is 5, resistance 6, so I set the same in my block. And now the problems:

• Although the harvest level is set to 2, the block will drop an item even if i destroys it with a wooden or stone pickaxe,
• When I place my block and emerald block next to each other and destroyed both with a stone and wooden pickaxe, my block breaks faster but iron, diamond and netherite pickaxes both destroy the same amount of time.

How is it possible? I'm from Polish and I don't know English well, I hope everything is understandable, but if not, I will try to explain what I mean better. I am a beginner, but I know java basics 

[DaemonUmbra]

Did you set it to require a tool?

Also I recommend NOT setting things up this way, as it makes things inflexible, set the properties when you invoke the constructor rather than in the constructor itself.

[krystianwiechec]

  On 11/23/2020 at 8:19 PM, DaemonUmbra said:

Did you set it to require a tool?

Also I recommend NOT setting things up this way, as it makes things inflexible, set the properties when you invoke the constructor rather than in the constructor itself.

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I set the hardness, resistance, harvest level and harvest tool. I didn't know had to set up that it required a tool. How to set it up?

[krystianwiechec]

Ok i found this method.