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[1.16.4] Connecting adjacent translucent blocks

Tetracube
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As you can see from the image, my custom translucent blocks on the left there aren't "connecting" like the vanilla blocks. I figured this would be a common problem, but searching only turns up questions where the answer is "use notSolid()". I've implemented that as well as RenderType.getTranslucent(). How do I fix this?

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    Have you looked at the vanilla classes involved with Ice and Glass? (Also compare with Leaves)

    There (was at one time) a method called DoesSideRender which controlled this behavior.

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    I dug around a while for functions with similar names. The solution was to make the block class inherit BreakableBlock, a very unintuitively named class.

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