Examples of BlockState

org.bukkit.block.BlockState
Represents a captured state of a block, which will not change automatically.
Unlike Block, which only one object can exist per coordinate, BlockState can exist multiple times for any given Block. Note that another plugin may change the state of the block and you will not know, or they may change the block to another type entirely, causing your BlockState to become invalid.

Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

                        }


                        // Send block "restore" events.
                        for (Map.Entry<Location,BlockState> entry : blocks.entrySet()) {
                            Location l   = entry.getKey();
                            BlockState b = entry.getValue();
                            int id       = b.getTypeId();
                            byte data    = b.getRawData();


                            p.sendBlockChange(l, id, data);
                        }
                    }
                }, 100);

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

    
    public RepairableAttachable(BlockState state)
    {
        super(state);
        
        BlockState attached;
        if (state.getData() instanceof Attachable)
            attached = state.getBlock().getRelative(((Attachable) state.getData()).getAttachedFace()).getState();
        else
            attached = state.getBlock().getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState();
        
        x = attached.getX();
        y = attached.getY();
        z = attached.getZ();
        
        state.getBlock().setTypeId(1);
    }

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

    public RepairableDoor(BlockState state)
    {
        super(state);        
        other = state.getBlock().getRelative(BlockFace.UP).getState();
        
        BlockState attached = state.getBlock().getRelative(BlockFace.DOWN).getState();
        x = attached.getX();
        y = attached.getY();
        z = attached.getZ();
    }

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState


    @Override
    public void storeContainerContents()
    {
        for (Location loc : region.getContainers()) {
            BlockState state = world.getBlockAt(loc).getState();
            if (state instanceof InventoryHolder) {
                containables.add(new RepairableContainer(state, false));
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState


    // Get rid of twice-stored double chests
    try {
      Iterator<BlockState> iter = states.iterator();
      while (iter.hasNext()) {
        BlockState next = iter.next();
        if (!(next instanceof Chest)) {
          continue;
        }
        DoubleChestInventory inventory = CommonUtil.tryCast(((Chest) next).getInventory(), DoubleChestInventory.class);
        if (inventory == null) {

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState




        for (Location loc : locations) {


            Block source = copy_location.getBlock();
            BlockState sourceState = source.getState();
            Block update = destination.getBlock();


            update.setTypeIdAndData(source.getTypeId(), source.getData(), false);


            BlockState updateState = update.getState();


            // Note: only a BlockState, not a Block, is actually an instance
            // of InventoryHolder
            if (sourceState instanceof InventoryHolder) {


                ((InventoryHolder) updateState).getInventory()
                        .setContents(((InventoryHolder) sourceState).getInventory().getContents());
            }
            else if (sourceState instanceof Sign) {


                int n = 0;


                for (String line : ((Sign) sourceState).getLines()) {


                    ((Sign) updateState).setLine(n, line);
                    n++;
                }


                updateState.update();
            }




            // TODO: Account for Noteblock, Skull, Jukebox

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

        Block sign = location.getBlock();
        if (type != Type.AUTOMATIC
                || (sign.getType() != Material.WALL_SIGN
                && sign.getType() != Material.SIGN_POST))
            sign.setType(type == Type.WALL_SIGN ? Material.WALL_SIGN: Material.SIGN_POST);
        BlockState signState = sign.getState();


        Utilities.setSignLines((Sign) signState, text.toArray(4));
        if (direction != null)
            Utilities.setSignRotation(signState, direction);
        else if (type == Type.WALL_SIGN)

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

    public boolean clearContainerBlockContents(Vector pt) {
        Block block = getWorld().getBlockAt(pt.getBlockX(), pt.getBlockY(), pt.getBlockZ());
        if (block == null) {
            return false;
        }
        BlockState state = block.getState();
        if (!(state instanceof org.bukkit.inventory.InventoryHolder)) {
            return false;
        }


        org.bukkit.inventory.InventoryHolder chest = (org.bukkit.inventory.InventoryHolder) state;

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

            dontExplode.add(block);
            if (zone.isBombBlock(block)) {
              // tnt doesn't get reset like normal blocks, gotta schedule a later reset just for the Bomb
              // structure's tnt block
              DeferredBlockResetsJob job = new DeferredBlockResetsJob();
              BlockState tnt = block.getState();
              tnt.setType(Material.TNT);
              job.add(tnt);
              War.war.getServer().getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(War.war, job, 10);
            }
            inOneZone = true;
            break;

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Examples of org.bukkit.block.BlockState

   * Retrieve the NBT tile entity that represents the given block.
   * @param state - the block state.
   * @return The NBT compound, or NULL if the state doesn't have a tile entity.
   */
  public static NbtCompound readBlockState(Block block) {
     BlockState state = block.getState();
     TileEntityAccessor<BlockState> accessor = TileEntityAccessor.getAccessor(state);
     
     return accessor != null ? accessor.readBlockState(state) : null;
  }

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