selery v0.1.1 (2018-02-09T09:47:44Z)

World.opIndexAssign

selery world world World

Sets a block.

  1. Chunk opIndexAssign(Chunk chunk)
  2. Block* opIndexAssign(T block, BlockPosition position)
  3. Block* opIndexAssign(T block, int x, uint y, int z)
    class World
    Block*
    opIndexAssign
    (
    T
    )
    (
    T block
    ,
    int x
    ,
    uint y
    ,
    int z
    )
    if (
    is(T == block_t) ||
    is(T == block_t[])
    ||
    is(T == Block*)
    )
  4. void opIndexAssign(T tile, BlockPosition position)
  5. void opIndexAssign(T tile, int x, uint y, int z)
  6. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, Slice x, Slice y, Slice z)
  7. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, int x, Slice y, Slice z)
  8. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, Slice x, uint y, Slice z)
  9. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, Slice x, Slice y, int z)
  10. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, int x, uint y, Slice z)
  11. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, int x, Slice y, int z)
  12. void opIndexAssign(block_t b, Slice x, uint y, int z)

Examples

world[0, 55, 12] = Blocks.grass;
world[12, 55, 789] = Blocks.chest; // not a tile!

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