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VegaOrionis
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Topic category: Help with MCreator software
I'd like to create a new variable in the class that will be the new state of the block. I'd like it to be limited to 32, not 25, or in the form of a string. I don't know Java :(
If you want to store an arbitrary string on a block make it a block entity.
And use nbt
I need a new block state, it can't be done in the procedure, it can only be done by editing the code manually.
if there is no solution, I will try to do it (and if it works) I will simply use 2 new variables with a smaller scope.
How to change it so that 2 conditions are required for the change?
https://imgur.com/a/kj0FErX
looks like you just do like
Thanks :)
I don't know why only one of them works, the game starts etc. but either one returns me (true/false) or the other a number, they never return both values (number and true/false)
https://imgur.com/a/jCiNLiK
I managed to solve the previous problem, by simply creating a new one (IntegerProperty.create) and setting the numerical range myself.
https://imgur.com/a/wY43tt6
https://imgur.com/a/g1WvgrG
What am I doing wrong this time?
like it says the variable
statedoesn't exist..um where/how did this code come to exist?
did you mean to use
blockstate?Now I notice that I probably in the previous version of mcreator there was a BlockState state.
In the one I use it is replaced with BlockState blockstate. After fixing it, the game starts, but my manual in-game controls by changing the tag do not affect the change of the "ageC" variable. In the previous version of mcreator it worked, but in the current one I am testing (2021.2) it doesn't work.
https://i.imgur.com/2SjMBKu.png
I don't know why it doesn't respond to the tag
I'm sorry I don't get what you're trying to do...