Anyone care to clean this garbage up for me?

I wrote this when I first started programming, and now that I typically look at fairly decent or better code, I can't really understand what the heck I was doing here... Can anyone see if they can figure out how to clean this up and make it readable and make sense?

Code:

                    if ((to.getTypeId() == 0) && (this.config.nearFix) && ((relative.getX() != b.getX()) || (relative.getY() != b.getY()) || (relative.getZ() != b.getZ()))) {
                        if ((relative.getData() == 0) && (((relative.getTypeId() == 8) && (this.config.enableWater)) || ((relative.getTypeId() == 10) && (this.config.enableWater)))) {
                            event.getToBlock().setTypeId(b.getTypeId());
                            count += 1;
                            event.setCancelled(true);
                            break;
                        }
                    }

This is contained in a BlockFromToEvent
BlockFromToEvent event = the event...?
Block b = block that liquid is flowing from
Block to = block that liquid is flowing to
Block relative = block around "b" (North, South, East, or West)
this.config.enable... are simple booleans, you shouldn't have to worry much about what their values are, because it is confugrable (changes)
int count = you probably don't need to worry about it

 

We're completely missing the context here.. I don't see the declaration of these variables, what event you're using, or what config.nearFix is

 

You want us to interpret code you wrote and failed to document? It's not even complete. What is "relative"?

 

Ouch, I forgot to put it in context, updating OP now.

 

Well, first of all relative.getLocation() != b.getLocation() would cover most of the first line.

 

Yeah, pretty much, but it should probably use the .equals() method in location, and go by blockX,Y,Z, since the double values can be different.

 

Yeah, I'm pseudo coding, don't take it literally.