Function used in BlocksModule.registerOnStepOffCallback. The parameters are completely the same as in OnStepOnCallback, so instead of rewriting their description here, just an alias is declared.
light level value for the block with given ID and data
Registers the block with given numeric ID as a comparator signal emitter.
the function that will be called on every block with given ID in the world, several times a second, and must return comparator signal strength based on given circumstances
Comparator signal callback is called by Minecraft on a block every 2 ticks (10 times a second). For optimization purposes, KEX increases this interval to 10 ticks (2 times a second). If high call frequency is important for your block, you can set this parameter to true, and the interval between calls for your block will be set back to 2 ticks. By default this parameter is set to false.
Registers the block with given numeric ID as a comparator signal emitter.
the function that will be called on every block with given ID in the world, several times a second, and must return comparator signal strength based on given circumstances
Comparator signal callback is called by Minecraft on a block every 2 ticks (10 times a second). For optimization purposes, KEX increases this interval to 10 ticks (2 times a second). If high call frequency is important for your block, you can set this parameter to true, and the interval between calls for your block will be set back to 2 ticks. By default this parameter is set to false.
Registers the function that will be called when an entity steps off a block with given numeric ID
Registers the function that will be called when an entity steps on a block with given numeric ID
Note: as of June 2023 (latest InnerCore version being 2.3.1b115), InnerCore's Block.registerEntityStepOnFunction
is broken, so it's patched by this method in order for it to properly function. If it will be fixed in a future InnerCore
update, the patch will be removed.
Registers the block with given numeric ID as a possible holder of given block property. You can't add any properties to your custom block's block state object, if you don't specify all the properties held by your block using this method.
Unlike the InnerCore's Block.SpecialType's lightlevel parameter, this method allows to set
separate light level values for different data values of a block with the same ID.
light level value for the block with given ID and data, clamped between 0 and 15 inclusively
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A module that adds some new features that can be applied to custom blocks. Remember that you cannot use this module's methods on vanilla blocks, as they don't support them because of some technical peculiarities.
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