Examples with BlockState org.bukkit.block.BlockState used on opensource projects

Example 76 with BlockState

use of org.bukkit.block.BlockState in project acidisland by tastybento.

the class EntityLimits method onTreeGrow.

/**
 * Prevents trees from growing outside of the protected area.
 *
 * @param e - event
 */
@EventHandler(priority = EventPriority.LOWEST, ignoreCancelled = true)
public void onTreeGrow(final StructureGrowEvent e) {
    if (DEBUG) {
        plugin.getLogger().info(e.getEventName());
    }
    // Check world
    if (!IslandGuard.inWorld(e.getLocation())) {
        return;
    }
    // Check if this is on an island
    Island island = plugin.getGrid().getIslandAt(e.getLocation());
    if (island == null || island.isSpawn()) {
        return;
    }
    Iterator<BlockState> it = e.getBlocks().iterator();
    while (it.hasNext()) {
        BlockState b = it.next();
        if (b.getType() == Material.LOG || b.getType() == Material.LOG_2 || b.getType() == Material.LEAVES || b.getType() == Material.LEAVES_2) {
            if (!island.onIsland(b.getLocation())) {
                it.remove();
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 77 with BlockState

use of org.bukkit.block.BlockState in project BKCommonLib by bergerhealer.

the class BlockStateConversion_1_12_2 method tileEntityToBlockState.

public synchronized BlockState tileEntityToBlockState(Block block, Object nmsTileEntity) {
    // Store and restore old state in case of recursive calls to this function
    // This could happen if inside BlockState construction a chunk is loaded anyway
    // Would be bad, but its best to assume the worst
    TileState old_state = input_state;
    try {
        input_state = new TileState(block, nmsTileEntity);
        BlockState result = proxy_block.getState();
        // Internal BlockState needs to have all proxy field instances replaced with what it should be
        BlockStateCache cache = BlockStateCache.get(result.getClass());
        for (SafeField<World> worldField : cache.worldFields) {
            worldField.set(result, input_state.block.getWorld());
        }
        for (SafeField<Chunk> chunkField : cache.chunkFields) {
            chunkField.set(result, input_state.block.getChunk());
        }
        // All done!
        return result;
    } catch (Throwable t) {
        Logging.LOGGER_CONVERSION.once(Level.SEVERE, "Failed to convert " + nmsTileEntity.getClass().getName() + " to CraftBlockState", t);
        return CraftBlockStateHandle.createNew(input_state.block);
    } finally {
        input_state = old_state;
    }
}

Example 78 with BlockState

use of org.bukkit.block.BlockState in project HawkEye by oliverwoodings.

the class Rollback method run.

/**
 * Run the rollback.
 * Contains appropriate methods of catching errors and notifying the player
 */
public void run() {
    // Start rollback process
    int i = 0;
    while (i < 200 && rollbackQueue.hasNext()) {
        i++;
        DataEntry entry = rollbackQueue.next();
        // If the action can't be rolled back, skip this entry
        if (entry.getType() == null || !entry.getType().canRollback())
            continue;
        // If the world doesn't exist, skip this entry
        World world = HawkEye.server.getWorld(entry.getWorld());
        if (world == null)
            continue;
        // Get some data from the entry
        Location loc = new Location(world, entry.getX(), entry.getY(), entry.getZ());
        Block block = world.getBlockAt(loc);
        BlockState state = block.getState();
        // Attempt global rollback
        if (rollbackType == RollbackType.GLOBAL && entry.rollback(world.getBlockAt(loc))) {
            entry.setUndoState(state);
            undo.add(entry);
        } else // Local rollback preview
        if (rollbackType == RollbackType.LOCAL && entry.rollbackPlayer(block, (Player) session.getSender())) {
            entry.setUndoState(state);
            undo.add(entry);
        }
    }
    // Check if rollback is finished
    if (!rollbackQueue.hasNext()) {
        // End timer
        Bukkit.getServer().getScheduler().cancelTask(timerID);
        session.setDoingRollback(false);
        session.setRollbackResults(undo);
        // Store undo results and notify player
        if (rollbackType == RollbackType.GLOBAL) {
            Util.sendMessage(session.getSender(), "&cRollback complete, &7" + undo.size() + "&c edits performed");
            Util.sendMessage(session.getSender(), "&cUndo this rollback using &7/hawk undo");
            // Delete data if told to
            if (Config.DeleteDataOnRollback)
                DataManager.deleteEntries(undo);
        } else {
            Util.sendMessage(session.getSender(), "&cRollback preview complete, &7" + undo.size() + "&c edits performed to you");
            Util.sendMessage(session.getSender(), "&cType &7/hawk apply&c to make these changes permanent or &7/hawk cancel&c to cancel");
        }
        Util.debug("Rollback complete, " + undo.size() + " edits performed");
    }
}

Example 79 with BlockState

use of org.bukkit.block.BlockState in project HawkEye by oliverwoodings.

the class MonitorBlockListener method onBlockFromTo.

@HawkEvent(dataType = { DataType.LAVA_FLOW, DataType.WATER_FLOW })
public void onBlockFromTo(BlockFromToEvent event) {
    List<Integer> fluidBlocks = Arrays.asList(0, 27, 28, 31, 32, 37, 38, 39, 40, 50, 51, 55, 59, 66, 69, 70, 75, 76, 78, 93, 94);
    // Only interested in liquids flowing
    if (!event.getBlock().isLiquid())
        return;
    Location loc = event.getToBlock().getLocation();
    BlockState from = event.getBlock().getState();
    BlockState to = event.getToBlock().getState();
    MaterialData data = from.getData();
    // Lava
    if (from.getTypeId() == 10 || from.getTypeId() == 11) {
        // Flowing into a normal block
        if (fluidBlocks.contains(to.getTypeId())) {
            data.setData((byte) (from.getRawData() + 1));
            from.setData(data);
        } else // Flowing into water
        if (to.getTypeId() == 8 || to.getTypeId() == 9) {
            from.setTypeId(event.getFace() == BlockFace.DOWN ? 10 : 4);
            data.setData((byte) 0);
            from.setData(data);
        }
        DataManager.addEntry(new BlockChangeEntry("Environment", DataType.LAVA_FLOW, loc, to, from));
    } else // Water
    if (from.getTypeId() == 8 || from.getTypeId() == 9) {
        // Normal block
        if (fluidBlocks.contains(to.getTypeId())) {
            data.setData((byte) (from.getRawData() + 1));
            from.setData(data);
            DataManager.addEntry(new BlockChangeEntry("Environment", DataType.WATER_FLOW, loc, to, from));
        }
        // If we are flowing over lava, cobble or obsidian will form
        BlockState lower = event.getToBlock().getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState();
        if (lower.getTypeId() == 10 || lower.getTypeId() == 11) {
            from.setTypeId(lower.getData().getData() == 0 ? 49 : 4);
            loc.setY(loc.getY() - 1);
            DataManager.addEntry(new BlockChangeEntry("Environment", DataType.WATER_FLOW, loc, lower, from));
        }
    }
}

Example 80 with BlockState

use of org.bukkit.block.BlockState in project WildernessTp by AcmeProject.

the class WildSignListener method onClick.

@EventHandler
private void onClick(PlayerInteractEvent ev) {
    if (ev.getAction() != Action.RIGHT_CLICK_BLOCK)
        return;
    Player bob = ev.getPlayer();
    if (!bob.hasPermission("wild.wildtp.sign"))
        return;
    BlockState bs = ev.getClickedBlock().getState();
    if (bs instanceof Sign && isThisRealLife(((Sign) bs).getLines(), bs.getWorld())) {
        World asylum = seekAsylum(((Sign) bs).getLines(), false);
        WildTP.debug(bob.getName() + " used a WildTP sign (world:" + asylum + ")");
        new TeleportGoneWild(Trigger.SIGN, ev.getPlayer(), asylum).WildTeleport();
    }
}