I am trying to find the note blockstate of a noteblock a player breaks
#(Yamie) How to find the block state of the block the player breaks
muted galleon
stone shuttleBOT
I am trying to find the note blockstate of a noteblock a player breaks
candid hullBOT
I am trying to find the note blockstate of a noteblock a player breaks
(Yamie) How to find the block state of the block the player breaks
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neon cove
there are several tags for note blocks depending on what specifically you want
minor vector
You dont have to make a thread for any question to the same problem.
muted galleon
how is this the same problem
minor vector
The last 5ish threads are about making custom blocks with note blocks
You can have one thread for that :D
muted galleon
if i have 1 thread for it after about a day it will never be seen again
minor vector
that's not true
neon cove
and threads with active discussion aren't even hidden for us to begin with
minor vector
And if you resolve a thread to early, it's technically gone for us.
neon cove
we do lose it when you mark it as resolved
which you seem to do before your actual issue is solved
muted galleon
because alot of the time you guys reference me to tags and stuff that i usually put together myself and figure out how to do it
neon cove
that's fine, i just wanted to be clear
muted galleon
ig after this thread next time i have a question ill just make 1 thread called "Custom Blocks With Note Block Blockstates" and leave it open
neon cove
after you mark a thread as resolved, it's highly unlikely that anybody will see it again
muted galleon
is there any way to mark a thread as like currently unused
and then un mark it when i need it again?
minor vector
You can reopen closed threads at any time yes
neon cove
use /helpthread to do so
muted galleon
so just have 1 thread and do resolved and then reopen it when i need it
minor vector
for one specific project, yes, totally fine
(project would be your note block thing)
muted galleon
im probs gonna be working on this 1 project for a long time
anyway i will do that
how am i able to replace the note block drop when i break it in survival depending on what blockstate the note block has?
minor vector
!e breaks block
wooden lilyBOT
!e breaks block
muted galleon
so far i have tried to detect what the block state is and use - drop
minor vector
determinations ^
check the block and depending on what it is determine a different drop
!guide first world script
wooden lilyBOT
!guide first world script
muted galleon
checking through now
im confused on how i use a <> statement to set a variable
- determine <context.should_drop_items> false?
minor vector
The guide explains how it works
context.tags are just additional tags you can pull information with, from an event
determinations set the outcome of an event, each determination is described in meta
if you - determine nothing the block will drop no items
if you provide a list of items, or a item tag the block will drop that
if you provide a number, the block will drop xp
muted galleon
in an item am i able to define a blockstate?
in one of these
block_drop:
type: item
material: note_block
display name: <&r>Block
cause i know how to define custom model data but cant figure out how to define the note and instrument
cosmic condorBOT
muted galleon
how would i make a sound play based on what block the player is holding
e.g. they are holding stone and i want the sound to be stone place
or e.g. they are holding a door and i want it to play wood.place
lone pendant
!c playsound
wooden lilyBOT
!c playsound
wooden lilyBOT
!e player holds item
muted galleon
okie dokie ill try it now
muted galleon
im looking to cancel the sound of a note block breaking not play a sound
vernal bluff
!m stop_sound
wooden lilyBOT
!m stop_sound
muted galleon
i have this but how do i format it correctly
- adjust <player> stop_sound minecraft:block_wood_break
muted galleon
its underlined but ill try
vernal bluff
stop_sound:minecraft:block_wood_break
"stop_sound:minecraft:block_wood_break"
One of these should work fine
muted galleon
it does not work :p
vernal bluff
dim pendant
`stop_sound:minecraft:block_wood_break`
`"stop_sound:minecraft:block_wood_break"...
!g quotes
dim pendant
You don't need quotes there
muted galleon
what im trying to do is when the player breaks a note block it cancells the original sound and plays a new one, i would just remove the note block break sound as a work around but it just uses the wood break sound
dim pendant
on runs before the block break happens, so the sound hasn't played yet
!l on vs after
wooden lilyBOT
!l on vs after
muted galleon
so put it in a after player breaks note_block: section
i have this but it dosent seem to work
vernal bluff
There was a thread with cancelling portal sounds and there was a point that some of the sounds are client-side and you can't really cancel them. If everything okay, that can probably be the case?
vernal bluff
Did you tried to stop all the sounds instead of just one?
muted galleon
ive tried on player hears sound:
- determine cancelled
and that didnt work either
vernal bluff
Just tried it - enabled rain in the world, stop_sound stopped rain sound for a moment but not a block breaking one. The same will be with the portal, opening a chest and etc, that comes from a server
muted galleon
damn
do you happen to know if there is a way to detect what face of a block the player places a note_block on
vernal bluff
It is something about .relative tag, as I remember, but I'm not sure. It'll be better to wait for someone else's answer
muted galleon
ive had icecapade help me but we couldnt rlly figure at a way to do it other than player.direction & player.eye_location.ray_trace[return=normal] which is the old method of directional block placement
im looking to replicate how logs are placed, which is based on what block face you right click on it chages the direction
vernal bluff
Actually... I found one thing, but it could not be that helpful as we want... Let me show you
!e player clicks block
wooden lilyBOT
!e player clicks block
vernal bluff
<context.relative>
but it seems like you're seeking for an action inside the block placement event
muted galleon
what im doing is when the player right clicks the side of a note_block it removes the note update and sets the side of the block that the player clicked on to the block in the players hand as well as removing 1 item from the players hand the only problem is that when its a directional block like a log it just places it vertically, so what i think i could do is:
compare
<context.location.block>
and
<context.relative.location.block>
and get the value it provides to detect where the block was placed as this will fix it for vanilla blocks as well as i could apply this same logic to when a player clicks a vanilla block which should in theory provide my expected outcome
sorry for the paragraph
- if <context.location> -= <context.relative> == 0,0,1:
how would i compare these 2 numbers
im trying to subtract the second 1 from the first 1 which should result in a 1 block ofset
amber yew
!t location.sub
wooden lilyBOT
!t location.sub
amber yew
first, if you are subtracting locations you need to use the tag. bare math symbols arent supported
2nd, a location wont ever just equal 0,0,1 or anything like that. you can compare each of the parts though
!t location.x
wooden lilyBOT
!t location.x
amber yew
ie with that
muted galleon
thank you, i will have to try it when i get home