org.bukkit.material.PistonExtensionMaterial Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: BlockTransformListener.java    From PGM with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@EventWrapper
public void onBlockPistonExtend(final BlockPistonExtendEvent event) {
  Map<Block, BlockState> newStates = new HashMap<>();

  // Add the arm of the piston, which will extend into the adjacent block.
  PistonExtensionMaterial pistonExtension =
      new PistonExtensionMaterial(Material.PISTON_EXTENSION);
  pistonExtension.setFacingDirection(event.getDirection());
  BlockState pistonExtensionState = event.getBlock().getRelative(event.getDirection()).getState();
  pistonExtensionState.setType(pistonExtension.getItemType());
  pistonExtensionState.setData(pistonExtension);
  newStates.put(event.getBlock(), pistonExtensionState);

  this.onPistonMove(event, event.getBlocks(), newStates);
}
Example #2
Source File: BlockTransformListener.java    From ProjectAres with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@EventWrapper
public void onBlockPistonExtend(final BlockPistonExtendEvent event) {
    Map<Block, BlockState> newStates = new HashMap<>();

    // Add the arm of the piston, which will extend into the adjacent block.
    PistonExtensionMaterial pistonExtension = new PistonExtensionMaterial(Material.PISTON_EXTENSION);
    pistonExtension.setFacingDirection(event.getDirection());
    BlockState pistonExtensionState = event.getBlock().getRelative(event.getDirection()).getState();
    pistonExtensionState.setType(pistonExtension.getItemType());
    pistonExtensionState.setData(pistonExtension);
    newStates.put(event.getBlock(), pistonExtensionState);

    this.onPistonMove(event, event.getBlocks(), newStates);
}