Careful with BoolData: While it works for specifying boolean attributes in JSON syntax, using it in Tags will instead use a ByteData object. Reason for this is that Minecraft does not have Boolean NBT values.

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 at the very top of the file.

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import crafttweaker.api.data.BoolData;

BoolData implements the following interfaces. That means all methods defined in these interfaces are also available in BoolData

• IData

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new BoolData(internal as boolean) as BoolData

Return Type: ICollectionData

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BoolData.asCollection() as ICollectionData
true.asCollection();

Gets a List representation of this IData, returns null on anything but ListData.

Return Type: stdlib.List<IData>

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BoolData.asList() as stdlib.List<IData>
true.asList();

Gets a Map<String, IData> representation of this IData, returns null on anything but MapData.

Return Type: IData[string]

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BoolData.asMap() as IData[string]
true.asMap();

Checks if this IData contains another IData, mainly used in subclasses of ICollectionData, is the same as an equals check on other IData types

Return Type: boolean

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BoolData.contains(data as IData) as boolean
true.contains("Display");

Converts this BoolData to a ByteData object. This will be used when this Data is converted to NBT

Return Type: ByteData

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BoolData.getByteData() as ByteData
true.getByteData();

Gets the ID of the internal NBT tag.

Used to determine what NBT type is stored (in a list for example)

Return Type: byte

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BoolData.getId() as byte
true.getId();

Gets the String representation of the internal INBT tag

Return Type: string

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BoolData.getString() as string
true.getString();