Interface Dropper

All Superinterfaces:

BlockInventoryHolder, BlockState, Container, InventoryHolder, Lockable, LockableTileState, Lootable, LootableBlockInventory, LootableInventory, Metadatable, Nameable, PersistentDataHolder, PersistentDataViewHolder, TileState, TileStateInventoryHolder

public interface Dropper
extends Container, LootableBlockInventory

Represents a captured state of a dropper.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	drop()	Tries to drop a randomly selected item from the dropper's inventory, following the normal behavior of a dropper.

Methods inherited from interface BlockInventoryHolder

getBlock

Methods inherited from interface BlockState

copy, copy, getBlock, getBlockData, getChunk, getData, getDrops, getDrops, getDrops, getLightLevel, getLocation, getLocation, getRawData, getType, getWorld, getX, getY, getZ, isCollidable, isPlaced, isSuffocating, setBlockData, setData, setRawData, setType, update, update, update

Methods inherited from interface Lockable

getLock, isLocked, setLock, setLockItem

Methods inherited from interface Lootable

clearLootTable, getLootTable, getSeed, hasLootTable, setLootTable, setLootTable, setSeed

Methods inherited from interface LootableBlockInventory

getBlock

Methods inherited from interface LootableInventory

canPlayerLoot, getLastFilled, getLastLooted, getLastLooted, getNextRefill, hasBeenFilled, hasPendingRefill, hasPlayerLooted, hasPlayerLooted, isRefillEnabled, setHasPlayerLooted, setHasPlayerLooted, setNextRefill

Methods inherited from interface Metadatable

getMetadata, hasMetadata, removeMetadata, setMetadata

Methods inherited from interface Nameable

customName, customName, getCustomName, setCustomName

Methods inherited from interface TileState

getPersistentDataContainer, isSnapshot

Methods inherited from interface TileStateInventoryHolder

getInventory, getSnapshotInventory

Method Details

drop

void drop()

Tries to drop a randomly selected item from the dropper's inventory, following the normal behavior of a dropper.

Normal behavior of a dropper is as follows:

If the block that the dropper is facing is an InventoryHolder, the randomly selected ItemStack is placed within that Inventory in the first slot that's available, starting with 0 and counting up. If the inventory is full, nothing happens.

If the block that the dropper is facing is not an InventoryHolder, the randomly selected ItemStack is dropped on the ground in the form of an Item.

If the block represented by this state is no longer a dropper, this will do nothing.

Throws:

IllegalStateException - if this block state is not placed