Examples with BlockData org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData used on opensource projects

Example 1 with BlockData

use of org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData in project Minigames by AddstarMC.

the class BlockDataFlag method loadValue.

@Override
public void loadValue(String path, FileConfiguration config) {
    String obj = config.getString(path + "." + getName());
    BlockData data = null;
    try {
        data = Bukkit.createBlockData(obj);
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
        data = parseOldMaterialData(path, config);
    }
    if (data != null)
        setFlag(data);
    else {
        setFlag(Material.STONE.createBlockData());
    }
}

Example 2 with BlockData

use of org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData in project Minigames by AddstarMC.

the class SetBlockAction method displayMenu.

@Override
public boolean displayMenu(MinigamePlayer player, Menu previous) {
    Menu m = new Menu(3, "Set Block", player);
    final MinigamePlayer fply = player;
    m.addItem(new MenuItemPage("Back", MenuUtility.getBackMaterial(), previous), m.getSize() - 9);
    m.addItem(new MenuItemBlockData("Type", Material.STONE, new Callback<BlockData>() {

        @Override
        public void setValue(BlockData value) {
            type.setFlag(value);
        }

        @Override
        public BlockData getValue() {
            return type.getFlag();
        }
    }));
    m.addItem(useBlockData.getMenuItem("Use Specific BlockData", Material.ENDER_PEARL));
    m.displayMenu(player);
    return true;
}

Example 3 with BlockData

use of org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData in project Minigames by AddstarMC.

the class SwapBlockAction method executeRegionAction.

@Override
public void executeRegionAction(MinigamePlayer player, Region region) {
    debug(player, region);
    for (int y = region.getFirstPoint().getBlockY(); y <= region.getSecondPoint().getBlockY(); y++) {
        for (int x = region.getFirstPoint().getBlockX(); x <= region.getSecondPoint().getBlockX(); x++) {
            for (int z = region.getFirstPoint().getBlockZ(); z <= region.getSecondPoint().getBlockZ(); z++) {
                Block block = region.getFirstPoint().getWorld().getBlockAt(x, y, z);
                if (block.getBlockData().getMaterial() == matchType.getFlag().getMaterial()) {
                    if (matchData.getFlag() && block.getBlockData() != matchType.getFlag()) {
                        continue;
                    }
                    // Block matches, now replace it
                    BlockData newBlockData;
                    BlockFace facing = null;
                    if (toData.getFlag()) {
                        // Replace data
                        newBlockData = toType.getFlag();
                    } else {
                        // just create a new instance of the  Materials default blockdata
                        newBlockData = toType.getFlag().getMaterial().createBlockData();
                    }
                    if (keepAttachment.getFlag()) {
                        // Keep attachments if possible
                        BlockData data = block.getBlockData();
                        if (data instanceof Directional) {
                            facing = ((Directional) data).getFacing();
                        }
                    }
                    if (newBlockData instanceof Directional)
                        ((Directional) newBlockData).setFacingDirection(facing);
                    // Update block type
                    block.setBlockData(newBlockData);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with BlockData

use of org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData in project Minigames by AddstarMC.

the class SwapBlockAction method displayMenu.

@Override
public boolean displayMenu(MinigamePlayer player, Menu previous) {
    Menu m = new Menu(3, "Swap Block", player);
    m.addItem(new MenuItemPage("Back", MenuUtility.getBackMaterial(), previous), m.getSize() - 9);
    final MinigamePlayer fply = player;
    m.addItem(new MenuItemBlockData("Match Block", Material.COBBLESTONE, new Callback<BlockData>() {

        @Override
        public void setValue(BlockData value) {
            matchType.setFlag(value);
        }

        @Override
        public BlockData getValue() {
            return matchType.getFlag();
        }
    }));
    m.addItem(matchData.getMenuItem("Match Block Use Data?", Material.ENDER_PEARL));
    m.addItem(new MenuItemNewLine());
    m.addItem(new MenuItemBlockData("To Block", Material.STONE, new Callback<BlockData>() {

        @Override
        public void setValue(BlockData value) {
            toType.setFlag(value);
        }

        @Override
        public BlockData getValue() {
            return toType.getFlag();
        }
    }));
    m.addItem(toData.getMenuItem("To Block Use Data?", Material.ENDER_PEARL));
    m.addItem(keepAttachment.getMenuItem("Keep Attachment", Material.PISTON, MinigameUtils.stringToList("When on, and To Block Use Data is off;If the source and target block;types are both blocks that;attach to surfaces, this;attachment will be preserved")));
    m.displayMenu(player);
    return true;
}

Example 5 with BlockData

use of org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData in project Minigames by AddstarMC.

the class MenuItemBlockData method onClickWithItem.

@Override
public ItemStack onClickWithItem(ItemStack item) {
    try {
        BlockData data = item.getType().createBlockData();
        this.data.setValue(data);
    } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
        String name = "unknown";
        if (item != null) {
            name = item.getType().name();
        }
        getContainer().getViewer().sendMessage(name + " cannot be made into a block!", MinigameMessageType.ERROR);
    }
    return getItem();
}