Solved Removing a block sent with sendBlockChange()?

Is there a way to reverse the fake block sent with sendBlockChange() (other than right-clicking[?] it)?

 

Use the same method you used to spawn it in but set it AIR

 

Uh, what if I sent the block change on grass or something?

 

Before sending the block change save the block state of the blocks your going to change then use the same method for reverting it back using the saved state

 

Ergh, I suspected it might be something like that.

Thanks.

 

@ColonelHedgehog
it is easy. the blockchange method send s a block change to a player so... the block isn't really changed. just get the block at that location (loc.getblock()) and get the material. use this material to send a new blockchange. done

 

Not really. What if it's a specific type of wood, or a cauldron or something?

 

@ColonelHedgehog
Couldn't you save the block's state, and send the block change with the block's material and the data value? I believe you can get the data value (different woods) from the block state?

 

Sure, I guess that'd work.

 

@ColonelHedgehog
I use blockchanges for moving buildings and i can say you that the block is not really changed so when you use loc.getBlock() you get the block everyoneelse can see. to get the orientation and type use block.getdata() and maybe block.geBlockFace(). It works I can give you some code if you want to?

 

@97WaterPolo No need to store something that's already stored.

 

Ah, I forgot about that. Thanks for that. And no, I don't think that'll be necessary.

 

@ColonelHedgehog
(I know its solved, but...)
a other option is just using block.getState().update(); which updates the client sided block back to normal because it resents basicly a block update to all clients.

 

Okay. Thanks.