Uses of Interface
org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData
Package
Description
The root package of the Bukkit API, contains generalized API classes.
Classes used to manipulate the voxels in a
world
,
including special states.Generalized BlockData classes.
Specific BlockData classes relevant to only a given block or set of blocks.
Interfaces for non-voxel objects that can exist in a
world
, including all players, monsters, projectiles, etc.Classes to facilitate
world
generation
implementation.The interfaces used when manipulating extra data can can be stored inside
item stacks
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Uses of BlockData in com.destroystokyo.paper
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Uses of BlockData in com.destroystokyo.paper.event.block
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionGet damaged state by block dataModifierConstructorDescriptionAnvilDamagedEvent(@NotNull InventoryView inventory, @NotNull BlockData blockData)
BlockDestroyEvent(@NotNull Block block, @NotNull BlockData newState, boolean willDrop)
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionBukkit.createBlockData(@NotNull String data)
Creates a newBlockData
instance with material and properties parsed from provided data.Bukkit.createBlockData(@NotNull Material material)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Creates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Bukkit.createBlockData(@Nullable Material material, @Nullable String data)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults, except for those provided in data.Material.createBlockData()
Creates a newBlockData
instance for this Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Material.createBlockData(@Nullable String data)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for this Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults, except for those provided in data.Material.createBlockData(@Nullable Consumer<BlockData> consumer)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for this Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Server.createBlockData(@NotNull String data)
Creates a newBlockData
instance with material and properties parsed from provided data.Server.createBlockData(@NotNull Material material)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Creates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Server.createBlockData(@Nullable Material material, @Nullable String data)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults, except for those provided in data.UnsafeValues.fromLegacy(Material material, byte data)
Deprecated.BlockChangeDelegate.getBlockData(int x, int y, int z)
Get the block data at the location.ChunkSnapshot.getBlockData(int x, int y, int z)
Get block data for block at corresponding coordinate in the chunkModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionboolean
Tests if this chunk contains the specified block.boolean
Tests if this snapshot contains the specified block.boolean
BlockChangeDelegate.setBlockData(int x, int y, int z, @NotNull BlockData blockData)
Set a block data at the specified coordinates.World.spawnFallingBlock(@NotNull Location location, @NotNull BlockData data)
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionCreates a newBlockData
instance for the specified Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Material.createBlockData(@Nullable Consumer<BlockData> consumer)
Creates a newBlockData
instance for this Material, with all properties initialized to unspecified defaults.Creates a newBlockData
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.block
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionBlock.getBlockData()
Gets the complete block data for this blockBlockState.getBlockData()
Gets the data for this block state.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Block.setBlockData(@NotNull BlockData data)
Sets the complete data for this blockvoid
Block.setBlockData(@NotNull BlockData data, boolean applyPhysics)
Sets the complete data for this block
Note that applyPhysics = false is not in general safe.void
BlockState.setBlockData(@NotNull BlockData data)
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.block.data
Modifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterface
'age' represents the different growth stages that a crop-like block can go through.interface
'power' represents the redstone power level currently being emitted or transmitted via this block.interface
'attached' denotes whether a tripwire hook or string forms a complete tripwire circuit and is ready to trigger.interface
'half' denotes which half of a two block tall material this block is.interface
'facing' represents the face towards which the block is pointing.interface
'face' represents the face to which a lever or button is stuck.interface
'level' represents the amount of fluid contained within this block, either by itself or inside a cauldron.interface
'lit' denotes whether this block (either a redstone torch or furnace) is currently lit - that is not burned out.interface
This class encompasses the 'north', 'east', 'south', 'west', 'up', 'down' boolean flags which are used to set which faces of the block textures are displayed on.interface
'open' denotes whether this door-like block is currently opened.interface
'axis' represents the axis along whilst this block is oriented.interface
'powered' indicates whether this block is in the powered state or not, i.e.interface
'shape' represents the current layout of a minecart rail.interface
'rotation' represents the current rotation of this block.interface
'snowy' denotes whether this block has a snow covered side and top texture (normally because the block above is snow).interface
'waterlogged' denotes whether this block has fluid in it.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionBlockData.clone()
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.block.data.type
Modifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterface
'leaves' represents the size of the leaves on this bamboo block.interface
Similar toBisected
, 'part' denotes which half of the bed this block corresponds to.interface
'honey_level' represents the amount of honey stored in the hive.interface
'attachment' denotes how the bell is attached to its block.interface
Interface to the 'has_bottle_0', 'has_bottle_1', 'has_bottle_2' flags on a brewing stand which indicate which bottles are rendered on the outside.interface
'drag' indicates whether a force will be applied on entities moving through this block.interface
'bites' represents the amount of bites which have been taken from this slice of cake.interface
'signal_fire' denotes whether the fire is extra smokey due to having a hay bale placed beneath it.interface
interface
'type' represents which part of a double chest this block is, or if it is a single chest.interface
interface
'conditional' denotes whether this command block is conditional or not, i.e.interface
'mode' indicates what mode this comparator will operate in.interface
interface
'inverted' denotes whether this daylight detector is in the inverted mode, i.e.interface
Similar toPowerable
, 'triggered' indicates whether or not the dispenser is currently activated.interface
'hinge' indicates which hinge this door is attached to and will rotate around when opened.interface
interface
'eye' denotes whether this end portal frame has been activated by having an eye of ender placed in it.interface
The 'moisture' level of farmland indicates how close it is to a water source (if any).interface
interface
md_5's mixtape.interface
interface
'in_wall" indicates if the fence gate is attached to a wall, and if true the texture is lowered by a small amount to blend in better.interface
interface
interface
Similar toPowerable
, 'enabled' indicates whether or not the hopper is currently activated.interface
'orientation' is the direction the block is facing.interface
'has_record' is a quick flag to check whether this jukebox has a record inside it.interface
interface
'hanging' denotes whether the lantern is hanging from a block.interface
'persistent' indicates whether or not leaves will be checked by the server to see if they are subject to decay or not.interface
'has_book' is a quick flag to check whether this lectern has a book inside it.interface
'instrument' is the type of sound made when this note block is activated.interface
interface
'extended' denotes whether the piston head is currently extended or not.interface
'short' denotes this piston head is shorter than the usual amount because it is currently retracting.interface
A type of minecart rail which interacts with redstone in one way or another.interface
interface
'north', 'east', 'south', 'west' represent the types of connections this redstone wire has to adjacent blocks.interface
'delay' is the propagation delay of a repeater, i.e.interface
'charges' represents the amount of times the anchor may still be used.interface
'stage' represents the growth stage of a sapling.interface
'bottom' indicates whether the scaffolding is floating or not.interface
'pickles' indicates the number of pickles in this block.interface
interface
'type' represents what state the slab is in - either top, bottom, or a double slab occupying the full block.interface
'layers' represents the amount of layers of snow which are present in this block.interface
'shape' represents the texture and bounding box shape of these stairs.interface
'mode' represents the different modes in which this structure block may operate.interface
interface
'type' represents the type of piston which this (technical) block corresponds to.interface
'unstable' indicates whether this TNT will explode on punching.interface
interface
'disarmed' denotes that the tripwire was broken with shears and will not subsequently produce a current when destroyed.interface
interface
'hatch' is the number of turtles which may hatch from these eggs.interface
This class encompasses the 'north', 'east', 'south', 'west', height flags which are used to set the height of a wall.interface
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.entity
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionFallingBlock.getBlockData()
Get the data for the falling blockEnderman.getCarriedBlock()
Gets the data of the block that the Enderman is carrying.Minecart.getDisplayBlockData()
Gets the display block for this minecart.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Player.sendBlockChange(@NotNull Location loc, @NotNull BlockData block)
Send a block change.void
Enderman.setCarriedBlock(@Nullable BlockData blockData)
Sets the data of the block that the Enderman is carrying.void
Minecart.setDisplayBlockData(@Nullable BlockData blockData)
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.event.block
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionBlockCanBuildEvent.getBlockData()
Gets the BlockData that we are trying to place.FluidLevelChangeEvent.getNewData()
Gets the new data of the changed block.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
FluidLevelChangeEvent.setNewData(@NotNull BlockData newData)
Sets the new data of the changed block.ModifierConstructorDescriptionBlockCanBuildEvent(@NotNull Block block, @NotNull BlockData type, boolean canBuild)
Deprecated.BlockCanBuildEvent(@NotNull Block block, @Nullable Player player, @NotNull BlockData type, boolean canBuild)
BlockPhysicsEvent(@NotNull Block block, @NotNull BlockData changed)
BlockPhysicsEvent(Block block, BlockData changed, int sourceX, int sourceY, int sourceZ)
Deprecated.FluidLevelChangeEvent(@NotNull Block theBlock, @NotNull BlockData newData)
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Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.event.entity
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionEntityChangeBlockEvent.getBlockData()
Gets the data for the block that would be changed into -
Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.generator
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionChunkGenerator.ChunkData.getBlockData(int x, int y, int z)
Get the type and data of the block at x, y, z.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Set the block at x,y,z in the chunk data to material.void
ChunkGenerator.ChunkData.setRegion(int xMin, int yMin, int zMin, int xMax, int yMax, int zMax, @NotNull BlockData blockData)
Set a region of this chunk from xMin, yMin, zMin (inclusive) to xMax, yMax, zMax (exclusive) to material. -
Uses of BlockData in org.bukkit.inventory.meta
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionBlockDataMeta.getBlockData(@NotNull Material material)
Returns the currently attached block data for this item or creates a new one if one doesn't exist.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
BlockDataMeta.setBlockData(@NotNull BlockData blockData)
Attaches a copy of the passed block data to the item.