- Placing fluid blocks in the world 1.12 install#
- Placing fluid blocks in the world 1.12 mod#
- Placing fluid blocks in the world 1.12 free#
If no slot after the selected one is able to contain the items the robot tries to put up, this function will fail, even if there are slots before the currently selected slot that could hold those items. This will distribute the items to pick up over several slots if necessary.
Placing fluid blocks in the world 1.12 free#
If the currently selected slot contains a different item than the one the robot tries to pick up, the robot will attempt to place the item in the next possible slots after the selected one that are either free or contain identical items with less than the maximum stack size for those items. This will skip items that cannot be picked up for whatever reason and try other items first before returning false.
If there are multiple items in front of the robot, this will pick them up based on the distance to the robot.
Placing fluid blocks in the world 1.12 install#
For more precise inventory management you need to install an inventory controller upgrade into the robot. However this will only take the first item available in that inventory. This is basically the inverse of robot.drop and will interact with item inventories in the same way. Returns true if at least one item was picked up, false otherwise. If omitted a maximum of one stack is taken. count - limits the amount of items to pick up by this many. Tries to pick up items from directly in front of the robot and puts it into the selected slot or (if occupied) first possible slot. Note that this will always return false, if the currently selected slot contains no items at all. You need to use the e function to interact with those types of blocks. This function cannot interact with non-item inventories (like for example fluid tanks) and will not consider them an inventory and therefore items will be thrown into the world instead. Also note that robots are considered “blocks with an inventory” as well and therefore items can be moved into robot slots as with any other inventory as well. Furnaces for example receive items to smelt from the top side. Where the item will be put on depends on the inventory and the side the robot is facing. If the block in front has an inventory but the item could not be moved into it for any reason, then this function returns false and does not move any items. If the block or entity (like chests or mine-carts with a chest) immediately in front of the robot has an accessible item inventory, the robot will try to put those items into this inventory instead of throwing them into the world. Returns true if at least one item was dropped, false otherwise. If omitted or if count exceeds the amount of items in the currently selected slot, then all items in the currently selected slot are dropped. count - specifies how many items to drop.
This method, drop, will drop the items to the front. Note that if you are trying to drop items into an inventory below you, this is the wrong method. OpenBlocks also adds its own form of Liquid XP, and machines that can use it to automatically rename/repair, enchant, and bottle experience bottles.Tries to drop items from the currently selected inventory slot in front of the robot. It even adds a painting system, allowing recoloring of certain blocks.
It adds its own version of the Sponge, which works like the vanilla Sponge used to, except with the ability to clear all liquids rather than strictly water. OpenBlocks adds modular liquid storage and innovative item transport solutions. It requires the OpenMods Lib installed to run correctly.
Placing fluid blocks in the world 1.12 mod#
OpenBlocks is a mod by the OpenMods Team that adds various helpful and unique blocks and items.
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