I need the information in kubejs if a dimension has oxygen to change the behavior of some custom blocks (like spread my custom dead_grass). Is there a possibility?
#Is it possible to read ad astra settings for a dimension?
spice egret
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late cairn
with Java.loadClass('earth.terrarium.adastra.api.PlanetAPI').API, quite possibly
just need to load the right class and you can fetch the desired planet from the dimension
and then read properties as necessary
you can use this method from earth.terrarium.adastra.api.systems.OxygenApi
spice egret
I can load Java classes in KubeJS? How is that possible?
late cairn
assign Java.loadClass(string classpath) to a variable
from there, you can call the variable and use it to access the class' methods/functions, and constructors
spice egret
Thank you so much, i'll try that
late cairn
also note that for a lot of API classes, you have to get the API instance by using an appropriate method or variable, which can sometimes be from another class than the one you want to access stuff from
in the case of adastra, i assume .API on the respective API class is what works, but it's possible it doesn't
you can also stick .API onto the end of the class variable's value, as seen with my first message, so that you don't need to do classVar.API.method() every time, just classVar.method()
spice egret
Hey first of all, thank you a lot! The Part with the API works just fine. Now i have a problem with the setOxygen method. The log is telling me, my call is ambiguous. There are 2 Versions of this method in ad astra. But one wants a BlockPos and the other a Collection of BlockPos. I went the first way, but it seems like it is not clear which version of the method is meant to be used.
My Test-Code:
BlockEvents.rightClicked('minecraft:chest', event => {
const ad_astra = Java.loadClass('earth.terrarium.adastra.api.systems.OxygenApi').API
console.log(ad_astra.hasOxygen(event.level))
console.log(ad_astra.hasOxygen(event.level, new BlockPos(event.block.x,event.block.y,event.block.z)))
ad_astra.setOxygen(event.level, new BlockPos(event.block.x,event.block.y+1,event.block.z),true)
ad_astra.setOxygen(event.level, new BlockPos(event.block.x,event.block.y+2,event.block.z),true)
console.log(ad_astra.hasOxygen(event.level, new BlockPos(event.block.x,event.block.y+2,event.block.z)))
})
The methods in Ad-Astra:
/**
* Sets the position's oxygen presence to the given value.
*
* @param level The level to check.
* @param pos The position to add oxygen to.
* @param oxygen The oxygen to set.
*/
void setOxygen(Level level, BlockPos pos, boolean oxygen);
/**
* Sets the oxygen presence of the given positions to the given value.
*
* @param level The level to check.
* @param positions The position to add oxygen to.
* @param oxygen The oxygen to set.
*/
void setOxygen(Level level, Collection<BlockPos> positions, boolean oxygen);
The Error:
[14:06:32] [ERROR] ! oxygen_test.js#5: Error in 'BlockEvents.rightClicked': The choice of Java method earth.terrarium.adastra.common.systems.OxygenApiImpl.setOxygen matching JavaScript argument types (net.minecraft.server.level.ServerLevel,net.minecraft.core.BlockPos,boolean) is ambiguous; candidate methods are:
void setOxygen(net.minecraft.world.level.Level,net.minecraft.core.BlockPos,boolean)
void setOxygen(net.minecraft.world.level.Level,java.util.Collection,boolean)
right, this
ad_astra['setOxygen(net.minecraft.world.level.Level,net.minecraft.core.BlockPos,boolean)'](event.level, new BlockPos(event.block.x,event.block.y+1,event.block.z),true)```basically doing this should work
spice egret
works just fine, thank you 🙂