Package org.bukkit.block.data

Interface Levelled

All Superinterfaces:

BlockData, Cloneable

All Known Subinterfaces:

Light

public interface Levelled
extends BlockData

'level' represents the amount of fluid contained within this block, either by itself or inside a cauldron.
In the case of water and lava blocks the levels have special meanings: a level of 0 corresponds to a source block, 1-7 regular fluid heights, and 8-15 to "falling" fluids. All falling fluids have the same behaviour, but the level corresponds to that of the block above them, equal to this.level - 8 Note that counterintuitively, an adjusted level of 1 is the highest level, whilst 7 is the lowest.
May not be higher than getMaximumLevel().

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
int	getLevel()	Gets the value of the 'level' property.
int	getMaximumLevel()	Gets the maximum allowed value of the 'level' property.
int	getMinimumLevel()	Gets the minimum allowed value of the 'level' property.
void	setLevel(int level)	Sets the value of the 'level' property.

Methods inherited from interface org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData

clone, getAsString, getAsString, getLightEmission, getMaterial, getPistonMoveReaction, getPlacementMaterial, getSoundGroup, isFaceSturdy, isOccluding, isPreferredTool, isRandomlyTicked, isSupported, isSupported, matches, merge, mirror, requiresCorrectToolForDrops, rotate

Method Details

getLevel

int getLevel()

Gets the value of the 'level' property.

Returns:

the 'level' value

setLevel

void setLevel(int level)

Sets the value of the 'level' property.

Parameters:

level - the new 'level' value

getMaximumLevel

int getMaximumLevel()

Gets the maximum allowed value of the 'level' property.

Returns:

the maximum 'level' value

getMinimumLevel

int getMinimumLevel()

Gets the minimum allowed value of the 'level' property.

Returns:

the minimum 'level' value