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--- tutorial:blockappearance [2020/01/17 13:53] – 1.15 juuz
+++ tutorial:blockappearance [2020/01/17 13:54] – use nonOpaque() juuz
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 </code>
-You probably also want to make your block transparent. To do that, use the ''Material'' constructor to set ''blocksLight'' to false.
+You probably also want to make your block transparent. To do that, use the ''nonOpaque'' method on your block settings.
 <code java>
 class MyBlock extends Block {
-     private static final Material MY_MATERIAL = new Material(
-            MaterialColor.AIR, // materialColor,
-            false, // isLiquid,
-            false, // isSolid,
-            true, // blocksMovement,
-            false, // blocksLight,  <----- Important part, the other parts change as you wish
-            true, // !requiresTool,
-            false, // burnable,
-            false, // replaceable,
-            PistonBehavior.NORMAL // pistonBehavior
-    );
     public MyBlock() {
-        super(Settings.of(MY_MATERIAL));
+        super(Settings.of(Material.STONE).nonOpaque());
     }