ICTBlockState

An ICTBlockState object represents a block’s current state.

Importing the package

It might be required for you to import the package if you encounter any issues, so better be safe than sorry and add the import.
import mods.contenttweaker.BlockState;

Calling an ICTBlockState

You can get an ICTBlockState either as a parameter in an IBlockAction function or from the Block Bracket Handler

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ZenMethods and ZenGetters

ZenMethod	ZenGetter	Return Type	Description
ZenMethod getBlock()	ZenGetter block	Return Type IBlock	Description Returns the refered block
ZenMethod getMeta()	ZenGetter meta	Return Type int	Description Returns the refered block’s metadata
ZenMethod canProvidePower()	ZenGetter	Return Type boolean	Description Returns if the refered block can provide Redstone Power
ZenMethod getMobilityFlag()	ZenGetter	Return Type PushReaction	Description Returns the push reaction flag

ZenMethods

isReplacable

boolean isReplaceable(IWorld world, IBlockPos pos);
Parameters:

• IWorld world → The world to be checked in
• IBlockPos pos → The Block’s position

Returns a boolean that sais whether the block can be replaced or not.

getLightValue

int getLightValue(IWorld world, IBlockPos blockPos);
Parameters:

• IWorld world → The world to be checked in
• IBlockPos pos → The Block’s position

Returns an int representing the current light value at the given location.

getWeakPower

int getWeakPower(IWorld world, IBlockPos blockPos, Facing facing);
Parameters:

• IWorld world → The world to be checked in
• IBlockPos pos → The Block’s position
• Facing facing → The side to be checked

Returns an int representing the current redstone power on this side.

getComparatorInputOverride

int getComparatorInputOverride(IWorld world, IBlockPos blockPos);

Parameters:

• IWorld world → The world to be checked in
• IBlockPos pos → The Block’s position

Returns an int representing the block’s redstone comparator input override type.

Comparing two ICTBlockState objects

You can either use int compare(ICTBlockState other); or the ZenCompare Tokens == !=.
The return different types though:

• state.compare(other) returns an int that is 0 if they are equal
• state == other returns a bool that is true of they are equal