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As mentioned in the title, I noticed that whenever I used the recommended method to initializing custom saplings/plants with the flower pot block, it never allows me to add said sapling to an empty pot but when I use the depreciated method it works perfectly. I also think this has been the case since its implementation, probably in 1.14?

 

Now I may not fully understand or be utilizing the supplier/getters correctly either so I'll provide my code below just incase.

 

This is my code below:

 

public static final RegistryObject<Block> POTTED_BAMBOO_SAPLING = register("potted_bamboo_sapling", () -> new FlowerPotBlock(() -> (FlowerPotBlock) Blocks.FLOWER_POT, BAMBOO_SAPLING::get, AbstractBlock.Properties.create(Material.MISCELLANEOUS).zeroHardnessAndResistance()));

 

Edited by diesieben07
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Thanks for that! Figured it out, might not be the cleanest way to implement it but I added this to my FMLCommonSetupEvent setup like this and it works:
 

event.enqueueWork(() -> {
    ((FlowerPotBlock)Blocks.FLOWER_POT).addPlant(ExplorerBlocks.BAMBOO_SAPLING.getId(), ExplorerBlocks.POTTED_BAMBOO_SAPLING::get);
});

 

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