A Position in Minecraft consists of 3 values: x, y and z.
A Position3f Object stores a position using those three values.

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It might be required for you to import the package if you encounter any issues (like casting an Array), so better be safe than sorry and add the import.
import crafttweaker.util.Position3f;

Getting a Position3f object

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You can get such an object using:

  • The position ZenGetter on a IPlayer object
  • The Position3f constructor below
  • The IBlockPos Position3f caster.

Position3f constructor

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You can create a Position3f object yourself by using the following method:

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crafttweaker.util.Position3f.create(float x, float y, float z);

The First method allows you to create a position at the given coordinates.

ZenGetters and ZenSetters

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ZenGetterZenSetterDescription
ZenGetter
x
ZenSetter
x
Description
Returns the position's x value
ZenGetter
y
ZenSetter
y
Description
Returns the position's y value
ZenGetter
z
ZenSetter
z
Description
Returns the position's z value

Casting as IBlockPos

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You can use the two ways below to cast a Position3f Object to an IBlockPos Object: Remember, for casting you need to import the type you want to cast to unless you use the full name.

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posThree.asBlockPos();
posThree as IBlockPos;