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I'd like to use the ModPE setTile function to generate blocks that require an additional decimal value, such as mossy stone brick. Is this currently possible? If not, is it on the roadmap?

Thanks,

Russ

Quote from russ_c

I'd like to use the ModPE setTile function to generate blocks that require an additional decimal value, such as mossy stone. Is this currently possible? If not, is it on the roadmap?

Thanks,

Russ

setTile(x, y, z, 48);

Hey natebit,

48 is the ID for mossy cobblestone and not mossy stone brick. Perhaps I should have said mossy stone brick? Mossy stone brick is actually 98₁ so It has an additional decimal number, both 98 ( for cut stone ) and the 1 decimal to note it's the mossy style. Many blocks require a second decimal to define them and I'd like to know if there is a way to do this in ModPE.

Thanks,

Russ

Quote from russ_c

Hey natebit,

48 is the ID for mossy cobblestone and not mossy stone brick. Perhaps I should have said mossy stone brick? Mossy stone brick is actually 98₁ so It has an additional decimal number, both 98 ( for cut stone ) and the 1 decimal to note it's the mossy style. Many blocks require a second decimal to define them and I'd like to know if there is a way to do this in ModPE.

Thanks,

Russ

addItemInventory(id, amount);

Quote from Donalddoesmc

You disnt listen to him.
He said MOSSY STONE BRICK SETTILE.

Btw, here is the correct code:

setTile (x, y, z, 98, 1);
or
addItemInventory (98, 1, 1)

Android only however.

I was listening, I said to use addItemInventory(id, amount);

Just to elaborate even further. If you want to use the function addItemInventory(id, amount); Then the format is addItemInventory(id, amount, damage);

Quote from Donalddoesmc

You disnt listen to him.
He said MOSSY STONE BRICK SETTILE.

Btw, here is the correct code:

setTile (x, y, z, 98, 1);
or
addItemInventory (98, 1, 1)

Android only however.

So simple, worked as advertised. I didn't try it since I didn't see it in the documentation, but I guess I picked just the right time to start messing with ModPE in Blocklauncher. It's to bad for iPad folks it doesn't work for them at this time, but I'm developing on Android anyways.

Thanks Donald!

Russ

I know your problem has already been solved, but just something you should know.

The function

setTile(x,y,z,ID,damage);

is partly BlockLauncher only. That code will not work on iOS if you are using damage.