Help, player.sendBlockChange() not working.

[King Archie]

Hi, so my aim is to send a block change of a pillar to the player, here is the code;

Location loc = new Location(player.getWorld(), coord.getX(), coord.getZ(), player.getLocation().getY());
for (int y = (int) loc.getY(); y < loc.getWorld().getMaxHeight(); y++) {
if (loc.getBlock().getType() != Material.AIR) {
continue;
}

player.sendBlockChange(loc, 113, (byte) 0);
loc.add(0, 1, 0);
}
​

It isn't working.

Any ideas?

 

[NoReach__]

Look up how to form a location object. It is done via new Location(world, x, y, z); not whatever way u did it

 

[King Archie]

Look up how to form a location object. It is done via new Location(world, x, y, z); not whatever way u did it

I did it that way.. duh??

 

[NoReach__]

I did it that way.. duh??

No you didnt, this is how you did it `Location loc = new Location(player.getWorld(), coord.getX(), coord.getZ(), player.getLocation().getY());`.

You did, new Location(world, x, z, y);

 

[King Archie]

No you didnt, this is how you did it `Location loc = new Location(player.getWorld(), coord.getX(), coord.getZ(), player.getLocation().getY());`.

You did, new Location(world, x, z, y);

Those are both the same method. What are you trying to say?

 

[NoReach__]

Those are both the same method. What are you trying to say?

No their not.... Read it. You put in the location constructor (world, x, z, y) and it is meant to be (world, x, y, z)

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[King Archie]

No their not.... Read it. You put in the location constructor (world, x, z, y) and it is meant to be (world, x, y, z)

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Sorry, you're right. However, that code is old, the new code is :

public void sendPillar(Player player, String world) {
Location loc = new Location(Bukkit.getWorld(world), x, 0, z);
for (int y = (int) loc.getY(); y < loc.getWorld().getMaxHeight() + 1; y++) {
if (loc.getBlock().getType() != Material.AIR) {
System.out.println("Debug 1");
continue;
}

System.out.print(1);
player.sendBlockChange(loc, Material.GLASS, (byte) Material.GLASS.getId());
loc.add(0, 1, 0);
}
}

 

[NoReach__]

1. Don't cast loc.getY() to an int, just use loc.getBlockY().
2. You dont need to put for the sendBlockChange method the `Material.GLASS.getId()` just put `(byte) 0)

Try those

Did it work??

 

[Wouterg]

Check out my CustomBlockManager in my bUtils plugin (Free to use - MIT licensed)
https://github.com/TheWGBbroz/Bukki...z/butils/customblocks/CustomBlockManager.java

It has an easy to use manager which allows you to detect clicking on the block (Using ray tracing)