A MultiBlock represents multiple blocks at the same position. More...

#include <MultiBlock.h>

Public Member Functions
	MultiBlock ()=default

SubBlock	toBlock () const
	Converts a MultiBlock to a block and its state.

bool	hasBlock (BlockID blockID) const

bool	addBlock (SubBlock block)

void	removeBlock (uint8_t index)

const std::vector< SubBlock > &	blocks () const

std::vector< BlockID >	blockIDs () const

uint8_t	blockCount () const

Static Public Member Functions
static MultiBlock	fromBlock (BlockID, BlockState *state)
	Converts a block and its state to a multi-block.

Protected Member Functions
	MultiBlock (std::initializer_list< SubBlock > blocks)

Detailed Description

A MultiBlock represents multiple blocks at the same position.

Note: Each block can also have it's own state, just like normal blocks.; It can have up to 15 blocks.; It can have Blocks and VariantBlocks.

Warning: It is user's responsibility to ensure the blocks make sense together (visibility, overlapping, z-fighting, etc.)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

engine::MultiBlock::MultiBlock ( )

default

Note: Default constructor should not be used. Use fromBlock to create a MultiBlock.

MultiBlock MultiBlock::fromBlock	(	BlockID	blockID,
		BlockState *	state
	)

static

Converts a block and its state to a multi-block.

Parameters

blockID	The ID of the block to convert.
state	The state of the block to convert.

MultiBlock::SubBlock MultiBlock::toBlock ( ) const

Converts a MultiBlock to a block and its state.

Returns: SubBlock consisting from BlockID and its state. If MultiBlock is empty, returns air, if MultiBlock has more than one SubBlocks, returns the first SubBlock.

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