Bukkit's getBlock().getLocation.getBlockX|Z() is incorrect

Hey, I'm trying to use the said method above when a block is destroyed:

Code:

Block b = e.getBlock();
        int x = b.getLocation().getBlockX();
        int y = b.getLocation().getBlockY();
        int z = b.getLocation().getBlockZ();

When doing this, I should get -26, 22, -9 but instead I'm getting -27, 22 -10. Could someone confirm or help me with this?

 

How are you testing the "should get" coordinates?

 

That's because it has to round it to the next real integer if you want it to be an int. My recommendation would be, if possible, to turn x/y/z into doubles and change it to getX/getY/getZ so that it gets a more exact amount.

 

I'm saving these to files, and then recalling them on restart. The values should point to the location of a block, but they're just off

I'll try that now thanks

 

No problem I've had the same issue before.

 

Hmmm... it's still selecting the next blocks so I presume it is still rounding up and not down. The block in question is a Sign by the way.

 

erm..... are you sure your not trying to convert it from a double to an int? that would also be rounding it.

 

why don't you get JUST the location... that would be the exact coords on the block i believe.

 

why not use b.getX() / getY() / getZ()? (instead of b.getLocation().getBlockX() et al) Those also return ints to begin with, rather than changing to a float location and then converting back.