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RebelDroideka
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Topic category: Help with MCreator software
Please note I am NOT asking how to check what type of block is present at a location, as this topic already addressed.
I am asking how to, for example, test for a specific type of log or wool.
Neither "=" nor "==" work for this purpose. Both trigger on ALL subtypes of "log".
On that note, what is the difference between the two in regards to how MCreator treats them?
Edited by RebelDroideka on Tue, 02/12/2019 - 08:17
you can check for Log Metadata which includes all Log blocks or check for specific log type
all blocks that uses metadata can be used on all or specific one
example blocks:
Stone
Log
Planks
Glass
Wool
Skulls
Sapplings
Plants
How, exaclty, would I do that?
You can look for specific block tags. Using the "Is [ ] tagged in block tags as [ ]" block, you can check for block types like wool, planks, logs, stone, etc... Also, you can find a list of all the default block tags here:
https://mcreator.net/wiki/minecraft-block-tags-list
I have one problem with that. I can't find that data block anywhere. And if u try searching for it u will find atleast 100 more so I can't find it at all.