Examples of com.sk89q.worldedit.blocks.BaseBlock

com.sk89q.worldedit.blocks.BaseBlock
Represents a mutable "snapshot" of a block.
An instance of this block contains all the information needed to accurately reproduce the block, provided that the instance was made correctly. In some implementations, it may not be possible to get a snapshot of blocks correctly, so, for example, the NBT data for a block may be missing.

This class identifies blocks using an integer ID. However, IDs for a given block may differ between worlds so it is important that users of this class convert the ID from one "world space" to another "world space," a task that that is assisted with by working with the source and destination {@link WorldData} instances. Numeric IDs are utilized becausethey are more space efficient to store, and it also implies that internal uses of this class (i.e. history, etc.) do not need to worry about interning block string IDs.

A peculiar detail of this class is that it accepts {@code -1} as avalid data value. This is due to legacy reasons: WorldEdit uses -1 as a "wildcard" block value, even though a {@link Mask} would bemore appropriate.

        blocks.addAll(blocks);
    }


    @Override
    public boolean matches(EditSession editSession, Vector position) {
        BaseBlock block = editSession.getBlock(position);
        return blocks.contains(block)
                || blocks.contains(new BaseBlock(block.getType(), -1));
    }

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        return null;
    }


    @Override
    public BaseBlock getBlock(Vector position) {
        return new BaseBlock(0);
    }

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        return new BaseBlock(0);
    }


    @Override
    public BaseBlock getLazyBlock(Vector position) {
        return new BaseBlock(0);
    }

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        this.world = world;
    }


    @Override
    public boolean setBlock(Vector position, BaseBlock block) throws WorldEditException {
        BaseBlock lazyBlock = getExtent().getLazyBlock(position);
        int existing = lazyBlock.getType();


        if (BlockType.isContainerBlock(existing)) {
            world.clearContainerBlockContents(position); // Clear the container block so that it doesn't drop items
        } else if (existing == BlockID.ICE) {
            world.setBlock(position, new BaseBlock(BlockID.AIR)); // Ice turns until water so this has to be done first
        }


        return super.setBlock(position, block);
    }

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        int originX = minY.getBlockX();
        int originY = minY.getBlockY();
        int originZ = minY.getBlockZ();


        int maxY = region.getMaximumPoint().getBlockY();
        BaseBlock fillerAir = new BaseBlock(BlockID.AIR);


        int blocksChanged = 0;


        // Apply heightmap
        for (int z = 0; z < height; ++z) {
            for (int x = 0; x < width; ++x) {
                int index = z * width + x;
                int curHeight = this.data[index];


                // Clamp newHeight within the selection area
                int newHeight = Math.min(maxY, data[index]);


                // Offset x,z to be 'real' coordinates
                int xr = x + originX;
                int zr = z + originZ;


                // We are keeping the topmost blocks so take that in account for the scale
                double scale = (double) (curHeight - originY) / (double) (newHeight - originY);


                // Depending on growing or shrinking we need to start at the bottom or top
                if (newHeight > curHeight) {
                    // Set the top block of the column to be the same type (this might go wrong with rounding)
                    BaseBlock existing = session.getBlock(new Vector(xr, curHeight, zr));


                    // Skip water/lava
                    if (existing.getType() != BlockID.WATER && existing.getType() != BlockID.STATIONARY_WATER
                            && existing.getType() != BlockID.LAVA && existing.getType() != BlockID.STATIONARY_LAVA) {
                        session.setBlock(new Vector(xr, newHeight, zr), existing);
                        ++blocksChanged;


                        // Grow -- start from 1 below top replacing airblocks
                        for (int y = newHeight - 1 - originY; y >= 0; --y) {

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        switch (typeId) {
            case ItemID.INK_SACK:
                final Dye materialData = (Dye) itemStack.getData();
                if (materialData.getColor() == DyeColor.BROWN) {
                    return new BaseBlock(BlockID.COCOA_PLANT, -1);
                }
                break;


            case ItemID.HEAD:
                return new SkullBlock(0, (byte) itemStack.getDurability());


            default:
                final BaseBlock baseBlock = BlockType.getBlockForItem(typeId, itemStack.getDurability());
                if (baseBlock != null) {
                    return baseBlock;
                }
                break;
        }


        if (world.isValidBlockType(typeId)) {
            return new BaseBlock(typeId, -1);
        }


        throw new NotABlockException(typeId);
    }

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    @Override
    public BaseBlock getBlock(Vector position) {
        if (region.contains(position)) {
            Vector v = position.subtract(region.getMinimumPoint());
            BaseBlock block = blocks[v.getBlockX()][v.getBlockY()][v.getBlockZ()];
            if (block != null) {
                return new BaseBlock(block);
            }
        }


        return new BaseBlock(BlockID.AIR);
    }

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    @Override
    public boolean setBlock(Vector position, BaseBlock block) throws WorldEditException {
        if (region.contains(position)) {
            Vector v = position.subtract(region.getMinimumPoint());
            blocks[v.getBlockX()][v.getBlockY()][v.getBlockZ()] = new BaseBlock(block);
            return true;
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

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        TileEntity tile = getWorld().getTileEntity(position.getBlockX(), position.getBlockY(), position.getBlockZ());


        if (tile != null) {
            return new TileEntityBaseBlock(id, data, tile);
        } else {
            return new BaseBlock(id, data);
        }
    }

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        this();
        add(type);
    }


    public void add(int type) {
        add(new BaseBlock(type));
    }

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