Solved Regeneration of a broken mushroom

Hello there, I've done some google searching, and still couldn't find the solution to my problem. How does one regenerate a red/brown mushroom after it is broken approximately 5 seconds after?
Here is what I have so far.

Code:

@EventHandler
            public void onBlockBreak(BlockBreakEvent event){
                if(event.getBlock().equals(Material.BROWN_MUSHROOM) || (event.getBlock().equals(Material.RED_MUSHROOM))){
                   
                    new BukkitRunnable(){
                        public void run(){
                         
                         
 
                        }
                    }.runTaskLater(plugin, 100L);
                 
            }
            }

Thank you.

 

DrTURTLE2 event.setBlock(event.getBlock().getType());

 

GeorgeeeHD setBlock is undefined for BlockBreakEvent

 

DrTURTLE2 sorry i mistyped/derped, event.getBlock.setType(event.getBlock().getType());

 

Thanks GeorgeeeHD but it still isn't working. Here is the code.

Code:java

@EventHandler
            public void onBlockBreak(final BlockBreakEvent event){
                if(event.getBlock().equals(Material.BROWN_MUSHROOM) || (event.getBlock().equals(Material.RED_MUSHROOM))){
 
                    new BukkitRunnable(){
                        public void run(){
                            event.getBlock().setType(event.getBlock().getType());
 
 
                        }
                    }.runTaskLater(plugin, 100L);
 
            }
            }
 
 
}
 

 

DrTURTLE2 idk, try event.getBlock().getLocation().getBlock().setType(e.getBlock.getType());

 

GeorgeeeHD You shouldn't help people if you don't know how to (properly) do it yourself.
DrTURTLE2 What you are currently doing is setting the type to the type it already have, which does nothing.
In the event, store the Block's BlockState, then call update() on it (pass in true to force it), or store the Material that it is before it changes.

 

Storing the BlockState would be overkill unless you actually need all of the data it could have. In this case, all the OP is doing is regenerating mushrooms, so the material is sufficient.

 

Garris0n It'll help the OP know what to do when they need to restore more then just the Material.
Offtopic-ish: Do Mushrooms actually have any data?

 

So Garris0n and xTigerRebornx should I be doing what Tiger said or no?

 

DrTURTLE2 When you require more then just a Material, like when you have a Chest or a Log, use my method, otherwise you can use Garris0n 's method.

 

DrTURTLE2 final Material mat = e.getBlock().getType(); then event.getBlock().setType(mat); inside the delayed task

 

GeorgeeeHD Hm just tested and doesn't work. Late reply sorry.

 

DrTURTLE2

Code:java

    @EventHandler
    public void onBlockBreak(final BlockBreakEvent event) {
        if (event.getBlock().equals(Material.BROWN_MUSHROOM) || (event.getBlock().equals(Material.RED_MUSHROOM))) {
            new BukkitRunnable() {
                public void run() {
                    event.getBlock().getState().update();
                }
            }.runTaskLater(plugin, 100L);
 
        }
    }

 

PatoTheBest Still doesn't work. I appreciate everyone who has helped.

 

DrTURTLE2

Code:java

    @EventHandler
    public void onBlockBreak(final BlockBreakEvent event) {
        if (event.getBlock().getType() == Material.BROWN_MUSHROOM || event.getBlock().getType() == Material.RED_MUSHROOM) {
            new BukkitRunnable() {
                public void run() {
                    event.getBlock().getState().update();
                }
            }.runTaskLater(plugin, 100L);
 
        }
    }

 

PatoTheBest
Same thing...

 

DrTURTLE2
The operator == and .equals isn't the same thing. Besides, you were testing if a block was the same as a material which they are different. However, .getType() will return a material, thus you can test if a material is a material. Also, I don't know if brown mushroom is the mushroom block or if it is the mushroom you find in a cave.

 

Haha sorry, I mean it didn't work again. I saw the differences in the code.

 

DrTURTLE2 not sure if its solved but i helped someone on a thread to roll back an area this is what i gave them, i modified it a bit. the guy said it worked great i never tested it though.

Code:

HashMap<Location, Material> blocks = new HashMap<Location, Material>();
@EventHandler
public void blockbreak(BlockBreakEvent e){
 
if (e.getBlock().getType().equals(Material.RED_MUSHROOM) || (e.getBlock().getType().equals(Material.BROWN_MUSHROOM))){
blocks.put(e.getBlock().getLocation(),e.getBlock().getType());
// add ur task here add to reset it after 5 seconds.
}
}
public void reset(){
for (Location loc : blocks.keySet()){
loc.getBlock().setType(blocks.get(loc));
}
}

 

Just wondering, are you trying to make it regen a mushroom block (like when you make a huge mushroom) or just a normal small one?

 

Small one.

 

DrTURTLE2 do you want it to drop the item when its broken?

 

I'm already removing all entities after they spawn so that doesn't really matter.
So preferably no

Wow, didn't see this. It works! Thanks!

And thanks the rest of you for helping.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

DrTURTLE2 My god, people have a habit of spoonfeeding wrong code....
Like I have mentioned before (and Garris0n has also mentioned), you can either save the Material/BlockState in a local variable before you call the scheduler, then in the scheduler use that stored local variable to restore the block.

PatoTheBest You realize that the code you (spoon-fed) provided will do nothing except call an update on an air block (or whatever block is there at the time of calling), you are just calling update on its current state.

ResultStatic That code is useful for restoring an area over a large period of time, but would be overkill since the OP is only working with one block in the timeframe of one event, where he can simply store it as a local variable in his handler and update it using a scheduler.