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tutorial:containers [2020/02/27 13:46] – typo mkpolitutorial:containers [2020/02/27 16:34] – adjusment mkpoli
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 ==== Block and BlockItem ==== ==== Block and BlockItem ====
-First we need to create Block and register it as well as its BlockItem.+First we need to create the Block and register it as well as its BlockItem.
  
 <code java [enable_line_numbers="true"] BiggerChestBlock.java> <code java [enable_line_numbers="true"] BiggerChestBlock.java>
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 } }
 </code> </code>
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 +You may refer to other tutorials to modify the appearance and other properties of the Block by adding models or adjusting rendering later.
  
 ==== BlockEntity ==== ==== BlockEntity ====
-BlockEntities are used for managing container inventories. Actually, it implements Inventory interface.+BlockEntity is used for managing container inventories. Actually, it implements Inventory interface. It is required to save and load the inventory.
  
 <code java [enable_line_numbers="true"] BiggerChestBlockEntity.java> <code java [enable_line_numbers="true"] BiggerChestBlockEntity.java>
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         ContainerProviderRegistry.INSTANCE.registerFactory(BIGGER_CHEST, (syncId, identifier, player, buf) -> {         ContainerProviderRegistry.INSTANCE.registerFactory(BIGGER_CHEST, (syncId, identifier, player, buf) -> {
-            final BlockEntity blockEntity = player.world.getBlockEntity(buf.readBlockPos()); +            final World world = player.world; 
-            return((BiggerChestBlockEntity) blockEntity).createContainer(syncId, player.inventory);+            final BlockPos pos = buf.readBlockPos(); 
 +            return world.getBlockState(pos).createContainerFactory(player.world, pos).createMenu(syncId, player.inventory, player);
         });         });
     }     }
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 </code> </code>
  
-==== Orgnizing ====+==== Organizing ====
 After all the steps, you should have your ExampleMod Class and ExampleClientMod Class as such: After all the steps, you should have your ExampleMod Class and ExampleClientMod Class as such:
  
tutorial/containers.txt · Last modified: 2022/05/27 15:57 by solidblock