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+++ tutorial:blockstate [2023/11/18 08:13] (current) – [Adding models for your blockstates] update Minecraft Wiki link solidblock
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 Variants are based on possible permutations of the properties added to your block. A property can be totally ignored in the blockstate JSON if you want, like in the first blockstate JSON where we ignored the ''charged'' property, but if you want to include a property in one variant, it must be included in //all// variants. If ''tutorial:chargeable_block'' also had a boolean property called ''glowing'', and you wanted to change the model based on whether it was glowing and based on whether it was charged, you would need four variants: charged off and glowing off, charged on and glowing off, charged off and glowing on, and charged on and glowing on. The same model can be assigned to multiple variants if you need it to be.
-This is only a simple introduction to blockstate JSONs. All of the tricks you can do with blockstate and model JSONs are documented on the [[https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Model|Minecraft wiki]], along with examples of how the features are used in vanilla. Best of luck!
+This is only a simple introduction to blockstate JSONs. All of the tricks you can do with blockstate and model JSONs are documented on the [[https://minecraft.wiki/Model|Minecraft wiki page]], along with examples of how the features are used in vanilla. Best of luck!
 ==== A note about performance ====
-Every possible block states for a block is registered when the ''Block'' object is initialized. This means that if you have 14 boolean properties, the block has 2^14 = 16384 different states and 2^14 states are registered. For this reason blocks should not contain too many blockstate properties. Rather, blockstates should be mostly reserved for visuals, and [[tutorial:blockentity|Block Entities]] should be used for more advanced state.
+Every possible blockstate for a block is registered when the ''Block'' object is initialized. This means that if you have 14 boolean properties, the block has 2^14 = 16384 different states and 2^14 states are registered. For this reason, blocks should not contain too many blockstate properties. Rather, blockstates should be mostly reserved for visuals, and [[tutorial:blockentity|Block Entities]] should be used for more advanced state.
-As all possible states have been built, an equal state for a block is a same object, and the ''with'' method returns an existing object, instead of creating a new object - which means, for example, ''CHARGEABLE_BLOCK.getDefaultState().with(CHARGED, true) == CHARGEABLE_BLOCK.getDefaultState().with(CHARGED, true)'' returne ''true''.
+As all possible states have been built, an equal state for a block is a same object, and the ''with'' method returns an existing object, instead of creating a new object - which means, for example, ''CHARGEABLE_BLOCK.getDefaultState().with(CHARGED, true) == CHARGEABLE_BLOCK.getDefaultState().with(CHARGED, true)'' returns ''true''.