Use this.
Block bronze = Block.getBlockFromItem(IC2Items.get("bronzeBlock").getItem());Thank you!
There was no method get(..) but after I changed it to getItem(..) it worked , although it looks somehow messy... 
Like this:
Block bronze = Block.getBlockFromItem(IC2Items.getItem("bronzeBlock").getItem());-thanks, tinydust.
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There was no method get(..) but after I changed it to getItem(..) it worked , although it looks somehow messy...
Like this:
CodeBlock bronze = Block.getBlockFromItem(IC2Items.getItem("bronzeBlock").getItem());
-thanks, tinydust.
Meh, I wasn't looking at the api very often.
Starting from 1.7 the preferred method to get a block is using the registry, e.g. something like this:
GameData.getBlockRegistry().getRaw("IC2:blockMetal")
You can get the block name and metadata by using ic2's debug tool (/give <name> IC2:itemDebug). This also applies to items.
Starting from 1.7 the preferred method to get a block is using the registry, e.g. something like this:
GameData.getBlockRegistry().getRaw("IC2:blockMetal")
You can get the block name and metadata by using ic2's debug tool (/give <name> IC2:itemDebug). This also applies to items.
Huh, I guess you could do it like that.
