Examples of Wool

Examples of org.bukkit.material.Wool

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                    if (drop.getType() == Material.WOOL) {
                        if (sheep.isSheared()) {
                            return;
                        }

                        drop = new Wool(sheep.getColor()).toItemStack(drop.getAmount());
                        sheep.setSheared(true);
                    }
                    break;

                case SKELETON:
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Examples of org.bukkit.material.Wool

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        testColorable(new Dye(Material.INK_SACK, dye.getDyeData()));
    }

    @Test
    public void getWoolDyeColor() {
        testColorable(new Wool(Material.WOOL, dye.getWoolData()));
    }
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Examples of org.bukkit.material.Wool

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          Material mat = parseMaterial(text, null);
          if (mat == null)
            return def;
          tdat.setMaterial(mat);
        } else if (dat instanceof Wool) {
          Wool wdat = (Wool) dat;
          DyeColor color = parseEnum(DyeColor.class, text, null);
          if (color == null)
            return def;
          wdat.setColor(color);
        } else if (dat instanceof Tree) {
          Tree tdat = (Tree) dat;
          TreeSpecies species = parseTreeSpecies(text, null);
          if (species == null)
            return def;
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