Examples with Colour com.microsoft.Malmo.Schemas.Colour used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Colour

use of com.microsoft.Malmo.Schemas.Colour in project malmo by Microsoft.

the class MazeDecoratorImplementation method getBlock.

private XMLBlockState getBlock(MazeBlock mblock, Random rand) {
    BlockType blockName = chooseBlock(mblock.getType(), rand);
    Colour blockCol = chooseColour(mblock.getColour(), rand);
    Variation blockVar = chooseVariant(mblock.getVariant(), rand);
    return new XMLBlockState(blockName, blockCol, null, blockVar);
}

Example 2 with Colour

use of com.microsoft.Malmo.Schemas.Colour in project malmo by Microsoft.

the class MinecraftTypeHelper method getDrawItemFromItemStack.

/**
 * Attempt to break the item on this itemstack into a type/variant/colour which we can use for communication with the Malmo platform.
 * @param is the ItemStack containing the item we are attempting to deconstruct.
 * @return an XML DrawItem object containing the item's type, variant, colour etc.
 */
public static DrawItem getDrawItemFromItemStack(ItemStack is) {
    if (is == null)
        return null;
    DrawItem di = new DrawItem();
    // Get unlocalised name from the stack, not the stack's item - this ensures we keep the metadata.
    String name = is.getUnlocalizedName();
    if (is.getHasSubtypes()) {
        // If the item has subtypes, then there are varieties - eg different colours, types, etc.
        // Attempt to map from these subtypes back to variant/colour.
        // Do this by decomposing the unlocalised name:
        List<String> itemParts = new ArrayList<String>(Arrays.asList(name.split("\\.")));
        if (is.getItem() instanceof ItemMonsterPlacer) {
            // Special case for eggs:
            itemParts.add(ItemMonsterPlacer.getNamedIdFrom(is).toString());
        }
        // First part will be "tile" or "item".
        // Second part will be the item itself (eg "dyePowder" or "stainedGlass" etc).
        // Third part will be the variant, colour etc.
        Colour col = null;
        Variation var = null;
        for (int part = 2; part < itemParts.size(); part++) {
            String section = itemParts.get(part);
            // First see if this matches a colour:
            if (col == null) {
                col = attemptToGetAsColour(section);
                if (// If it wasn't a colour, check to see if it was a variant:
                col == null && var == null)
                    var = attemptToGetAsVariant(section, is);
            } else if (var == null)
                var = attemptToGetAsVariant(section, is);
        }
        di.setColour(col);
        di.setVariant(var);
    }
    // Use the item registry name for the item - this is what we use in Types.XSD
    Object obj = Item.REGISTRY.getNameForObject(is.getItem());
    String publicName;
    if (obj instanceof ResourceLocation)
        publicName = ((ResourceLocation) obj).getResourcePath();
    else
        publicName = obj.toString();
    di.setType(publicName);
    return di;
}

Example 3 with Colour

use of com.microsoft.Malmo.Schemas.Colour in project malmo by Microsoft.

the class MinecraftTypeHelper method getDrawBlockFromBlockState.

/**
 * Extract the type, variation and facing attributes of a blockstate and return them in a new DrawBlock object.<br>
 * @param state the IBlockState to be examined
 * @return A DrawBlock object
 */
public static DrawBlock getDrawBlockFromBlockState(IBlockState state, List<IProperty> extraProperties) {
    if (state == null)
        return null;
    DrawBlock block = new DrawBlock();
    Object blockName = Block.REGISTRY.getNameForObject(state.getBlock());
    if (blockName instanceof ResourceLocation) {
        String name = ((ResourceLocation) blockName).getResourcePath();
        BlockType type = BlockType.fromValue(name);
        block.setType(type);
    }
    Colour col = null;
    Variation var = null;
    Facing face = null;
    // Add properties:
    for (IProperty prop : state.getProperties().keySet()) {
        String propVal = state.getValue(prop).toString();
        boolean matched = false;
        // Try colour first:
        if (col == null) {
            col = attemptToGetAsColour(propVal);
            if (col != null)
                matched = true;
        }
        // Then variant:
        if (!matched && var == null) {
            var = attemptToGetAsVariant(propVal);
            if (var != null)
                matched = true;
        }
        // Then facing:
        if (!matched && face == null) {
            face = attemptToGetAsFacing(propVal);
            if (face != null)
                matched = true;
        }
        if (!matched) {
            if (extraProperties != null)
                extraProperties.add(prop);
        }
    }
    if (col != null)
        block.setColour(col);
    if (var != null)
        block.setVariant(var);
    if (face != null)
        block.setFace(face);
    return block;
}

Example 4 with Colour

use of com.microsoft.Malmo.Schemas.Colour in project malmo by Microsoft.

the class SnakeDecoratorImplementation method getBlock.

private IBlockState getBlock(SnakeBlock sblock, Random rand) {
    String blockName = chooseBlock(sblock.getType(), rand);
    Colour blockCol = chooseColour(sblock.getColour(), rand);
    Variation blockVar = chooseVariant(sblock.getVariant(), rand);
    return BlockDrawingHelper.applyModifications(MinecraftTypeHelper.ParseBlockType(blockName), blockCol, null, blockVar);
}

Example 5 with Colour

use of com.microsoft.Malmo.Schemas.Colour in project malmo by Microsoft.

the class MovingTargetDecoratorImplementation method isValid.

private boolean isValid(World world, BlockPos pos) {
    // In bounds?
    if (!blockInBounds(pos, this.arenaBounds))
        return false;
    // Already in path?
    if (this.path.contains(pos))
        return false;
    // Does there need to be air above the target?
    if (this.targetParams.isRequiresAirAbove() && !world.isAirBlock(pos.up()))
        return false;
    // Check the current block is "permeable"...
    IBlockState block = world.getBlockState(pos);
    List<IProperty> extraProperties = new ArrayList<IProperty>();
    DrawBlock db = MinecraftTypeHelper.getDrawBlockFromBlockState(block, extraProperties);
    boolean typesMatch = this.targetParams.getPermeableBlocks().getType().isEmpty();
    for (BlockType bt : this.targetParams.getPermeableBlocks().getType()) {
        if (db.getType() == bt) {
            typesMatch = true;
            break;
        }
    }
    if (!typesMatch)
        return false;
    if (db.getColour() != null) {
        boolean coloursMatch = this.targetParams.getPermeableBlocks().getColour().isEmpty();
        for (Colour col : this.targetParams.getPermeableBlocks().getColour()) {
            if (db.getColour() == col) {
                coloursMatch = true;
                break;
            }
        }
        if (!coloursMatch)
            return false;
    }
    if (db.getVariant() != null) {
        boolean variantsMatch = this.targetParams.getPermeableBlocks().getVariant().isEmpty();
        for (Variation var : this.targetParams.getPermeableBlocks().getVariant()) {
            if (db.getVariant() == var) {
                variantsMatch = true;
                break;
            }
        }
        if (!variantsMatch)
            return false;
    }
    return true;
}