Examples with EnumAcidity binnie.botany.api.gardening.EnumAcidity used on opensource projects

Example 6 with EnumAcidity

use of binnie.botany.api.gardening.EnumAcidity in project Binnie by ForestryMC.

the class ModuleGardening method addFertiliserRecipes.

private void addFertiliserRecipes(RecipeUtil recipeUtil) {
    IGardeningManager gardening = BotanyCore.getGardening();
    for (EnumMoisture moisture : EnumMoisture.values()) {
        for (EnumAcidity acidity : EnumAcidity.values()) {
            int pH = acidity.ordinal();
            for (EnumSoilType type : EnumSoilType.values()) {
                Map<EnumFertiliserType, Map<ItemStack, Integer>> fertilisers = gardening.getFertilisers();
                for (EnumFertiliserType fertiliserType : EnumFertiliserType.values()) {
                    for (Map.Entry<ItemStack, Integer> entry : fertilisers.get(fertiliserType).entrySet()) {
                        ItemStack stack = entry.getKey();
                        int strengthMax = entry.getValue();
                        for (boolean weedkiller : new boolean[] { false, true }) {
                            int numOfBlocks = strengthMax * strengthMax;
                            for (int strength = 1; strength < strengthMax; ++strength) {
                                int endPh;
                                if (fertiliserType == EnumFertiliserType.ACID) {
                                    endPh = pH - strength;
                                } else if (fertiliserType == EnumFertiliserType.ALKALINE) {
                                    endPh = pH + strength;
                                } else {
                                    endPh = type.ordinal() + strength;
                                }
                                if (endPh < 0 || endPh > 2 || pH == endPh) {
                                    continue;
                                }
                                ItemStack start = getStack(type, acidity, moisture, weedkiller);
                                ItemStack end = getStack(type, EnumAcidity.values()[endPh], moisture, weedkiller);
                                if (!start.isEmpty() && !end.isEmpty()) {
                                    end.setCount(numOfBlocks);
                                    Object[] stacks = new Object[numOfBlocks + 1];
                                    for (int i = 0; i < numOfBlocks; ++i) {
                                        stacks[i] = start;
                                    }
                                    stacks[numOfBlocks] = stack.copy();
                                    String recipeName = fertiliserType.name().toLowerCase(Locale.ENGLISH) + "_fertiliser_moisture" + moisture + "_ph" + pH + "_type" + type + "_strength" + strength;
                                    recipeUtil.addShapelessRecipe(recipeName, end, stacks);
                                }
                                numOfBlocks /= 2;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
                ItemStack start = getStack(type, acidity, moisture, false);
                ItemStack end = getStack(type, acidity, moisture, true);
                String recipeName = "weedkiller_moisture" + moisture + "_ph" + pH + "_type" + type;
                recipeUtil.addShapelessRecipe(recipeName, end, start, start, start, start, "weedkiller");
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 7 with EnumAcidity

use of binnie.botany.api.gardening.EnumAcidity in project Binnie by ForestryMC.

the class GardeningManager method canTolerate.

@Override
public boolean canTolerate(@Nullable IFlower flower, World world, BlockPos pos) {
    if (flower == null) {
        return false;
    }
    IBlockState soil = world.getBlockState(pos.down());
    Biome biome = world.getBiome(pos);
    EnumAcidity acidity = soil.getValue(BlockSoil.ACIDITY);
    EnumMoisture moisture = soil.getValue(BlockSoil.MOISTURE);
    EnumTemperature temperature = EnumTemperature.getFromValue(biome.getTemperature());
    return canTolerate(flower, acidity, moisture, temperature);
}

Example 8 with EnumAcidity

use of binnie.botany.api.gardening.EnumAcidity in project Binnie by ForestryMC.

the class BlockSoil method registerModel.

@Override
@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
public void registerModel(Item item, IModelManager manager) {
    for (EnumAcidity acidity : EnumAcidity.values()) {
        for (EnumMoisture moisture : EnumMoisture.values()) {
            String modelName = "";
            if (acidity != EnumAcidity.NEUTRAL) {
                modelName += acidity.getName();
            }
            if (moisture != EnumMoisture.NORMAL) {
                if (!modelName.isEmpty()) {
                    modelName += "_";
                }
                modelName += moisture.getName();
            }
            if (modelName.isEmpty()) {
                modelName = "normal";
            }
            String identifier;
            if (weedKilled) {
                identifier = type.getName() + "_no_weed/" + modelName;
            } else {
                identifier = type.getName() + '/' + modelName;
            }
            manager.registerItemModel(item, moisture.ordinal() + acidity.ordinal() * 3, identifier);
        }
    }
}

Example 9 with EnumAcidity

use of binnie.botany.api.gardening.EnumAcidity in project Binnie by ForestryMC.

the class BlockSoil method getPH.

public static String getPH(ItemStack stack, boolean withColor, boolean byNeutralNone) {
    int index = stack.getItemDamage() / 3;
    index = (index < EnumAcidity.values().length) ? index : EnumAcidity.values().length - 1;
    EnumAcidity ph = EnumAcidity.values()[index];
    if (byNeutralNone) {
        if (ph == EnumAcidity.NEUTRAL) {
            return "";
        }
    }
    return TextFormatting.GRAY + I18N.localise("botany.ph") + ": " + EnumHelper.getLocalisedName(ph, withColor);
}