net.morbz.minecraft.blocks
Class QuartzBlock

java.lang.Object
  net.morbz.minecraft.blocks.QuartzBlock

All Implemented Interfaces:

IBlock

public class QuartzBlock
extends java.lang.Object
implements IBlock

The class for a quartz block. There are two different constructors depending on what variant of the quartz block is needed.

Author:

MorbZ

Nested Class Summary

static class	QuartzBlock.QuartzFacing The facing of the quartz block.
static class	QuartzBlock.QuartzVariant The variant of the quartz block.

Constructor Summary

QuartzBlock(QuartzBlock.QuartzFacing facing)
Creates a new instance.

QuartzBlock(QuartzBlock.QuartzVariant variant)
Creates a new instance.

Method Summary

byte	getBlockData() Returns the block data.
byte	getBlockId() Returns the block ID.
int	getTransparency() Returns the transparency level of this block. 0 means fully opaque, 1 means fully transparent and values > 1 mean transparent but the light level is decreased by n at this block.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

QuartzBlock

public QuartzBlock(QuartzBlock.QuartzVariant variant)

Creates a new instance. This constructor is used for the basic variants default and chiseled that don't have facing data.

Parameters:

variant - The variant of the quartz block

QuartzBlock

public QuartzBlock(QuartzBlock.QuartzFacing facing)

Creates a new instance. This constructor is used for the pillar variant which is the only variant that has facing data.

Parameters:

facing - The facing of the pillar quartz block

Method Detail

getBlockId

public byte getBlockId()

Returns the block ID. That is the basic ID of the material without additional data.

Specified by:

getBlockId in interface IBlock

Returns:

The block ID

getBlockData

public byte getBlockData()

Returns the block data. It can hold additional information about the block depending on the material.

Specified by:

getBlockData in interface IBlock

Returns:

The block data. Only the 4 rightmost bits are relevant.

getTransparency

public int getTransparency()

Returns the transparency level of this block. 0 means fully opaque, 1 means fully transparent and values > 1 mean transparent but the light level is decreased by n at this block.

Specified by:

getTransparency in interface IBlock

Returns:

The transparency level