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

Example 6 with DrawItem

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

the class MinecraftTypeHelper method getItemStackFromParameterString.

/** Take a string of parameters, delimited by spaces, and create an ItemStack from it.
     * @param parameters the item name, variation, colour etc of the required item, separated by spaces.
     * @return an Itemstack for these parameters, or null if unrecognised.
     */
public static ItemStack getItemStackFromParameterString(String parameters) {
    // Split into parameters:
    List<String> params = new ArrayList<String>(Arrays.asList(parameters.split(" ")));
    Colour col = null;
    Variation var = null;
    // See if any parameters appear to be a colour:
    Iterator<String> it = params.iterator();
    while (it.hasNext() && col == null) {
        col = MinecraftTypeHelper.attemptToGetAsColour(it.next());
        if (col != null)
            // This parameter was a colour - we've parsed it, so remove it.
            it.remove();
    }
    // See if any parameters appear to be a variant:
    it = params.iterator();
    while (it.hasNext() && var == null) {
        var = MinecraftTypeHelper.attemptToGetAsVariant(it.next());
        if (var != null)
            // This parameter was a variant - we've parsed it, so remove it.
            it.remove();
    }
    // Hopefully we have at most one parameter left, which will be the type.
    if (params.size() == 0)
        // Dunno what to do, really.
        return null;
    String itemName = params.get(0);
    DrawItem di = new DrawItem();
    di.setColour(col);
    di.setVariant(var);
    di.setType(itemName);
    return getItemStackFromDrawItem(di);
}

Example 7 with DrawItem

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

the class MinecraftTypeHelper method getItemStackFromDrawItem.

public static ItemStack getItemStackFromDrawItem(DrawItem i) {
    ItemStack itemStack = null;
    // First see if this is an item:
    Item item = MinecraftTypeHelper.ParseItemType(i.getType(), false);
    if (item == null) {
        // No, so is it a block type?
        IBlockState block = MinecraftTypeHelper.ParseBlockType(i.getType());
        if (block != null) {
            // It is - apply the modifications:
            block = BlockDrawingHelper.applyModifications(block, i.getColour(), i.getFace(), i.getVariant());
            // And try to return as an item:
            if (block != null && block.getBlock() != null && Item.getItemFromBlock(block.getBlock()) != null) {
                itemStack = new ItemStack(block.getBlock(), 1, block.getBlock().getMetaFromState(block));
            }
        }
    } else {
        if (item.getHasSubtypes() && (i.getColour() != null || i.getVariant() != null)) {
            // Attempt to find the subtype for this colour/variant - made tricky
            // because Items don't provide any nice property stuff like Blocks do...
            List<ItemStack> subItems = new ArrayList<ItemStack>();
            item.getSubItems(item, null, subItems);
            for (ItemStack is : subItems) {
                String fullName = is.getUnlocalizedName();
                if (is.getItem() instanceof ItemMonsterPlacer) {
                    // Special handling for eggs
                    fullName += "." + ItemMonsterPlacer.getEntityName(is);
                }
                String[] parts = fullName.split("\\.");
                for (int p = 0; p < parts.length; p++) {
                    Variation v = attemptToGetAsVariant(parts[p], is);
                    Colour c = attemptToGetAsColour(parts[p]);
                    if ((v != null && i.getVariant() != null && v.getValue().equals(i.getVariant().getValue())) || (c != null && i.getColour() != null && c == i.getColour())) {
                        // This is it??
                        return is;
                    }
                }
                System.out.println(parts);
            }
        }
        itemStack = new ItemStack(item);
    }
    return itemStack;
}