Bukkit

Latest build : v0.6 CraftBukkit: 1.5.2

This plugin provides an API for plugin developers to create blocks with custom effects. It's like creating new blocks but without new textures. You've got the total control of what you can do. There are some new events like when the player walks on your block, when he right/left click on, and soon much more !

1. Download the BlockAPI.jar and add it to your build path as a library
2. Add this line depend : [BlockAPI] to your plugin.yml
3. Create a new class that extends CustomBlock
4. ( You should do this part, but you can jump it ) Change its identifier, its name, its blockID ( the block id in what it will render to and by default its properties such as item to destroy... ), add its effect ( to get the methods see here)
5. Add your custom block

   BlockAPI blockAPI =(BlockAPI) plugin.getServer().getPluginManager().getPlugin("BlockAPI");
   if(blockAPI==null)
   //Here handle that BlockAPI isn't installed on this server
   else
   blockAPI.addMyCustomBlock(myCustomBlock);
   //OR
   blockAPI.addMyCustomBlocks(myCustomBlockList):
   

6. Say to your users that if they want to use your plugin they must download this one
7. Now that's OK !

1. Create a new class that extends CustomBlock with the constructor with no args
2. You can make calls to BlockAPi methods or Bukkit API methods
3. ( You should do this part, but you can jump it ) Change its identifier, its name, its blockID ( the block id in what it will render to and by default its properties such as item to destroy... ), add its effect ( to get the methods see here)
4. Then compile it as a .class file
5. Add your class file in plugins/BlockAPI/Blocks/ and your custom block will be automatically added
6. You're done then if ou want to share it with the bukkit community post it on the forum

To see all the methods of CustomBlock and all the BlockAPI methods, see here

Otherwise this is a sample TrampolineBlock :

public class TrampolineBlock extends CustomBlock{

	public TrampolineBlock() {
		super("trampo");
		setName("Trampoline");
		setBlockID(1);
		setMaxStackSize(128);
		ArrayList<String> desc = new ArrayList<String>();
		desc.add("Jump ! Jump !");
		setDescription(desc);
                setDrops(BlockAPI.getItem(this));
	}
	@Override
	public void walk(PlayerMoveEvent event){
		event.getPlayer().setFallDistance(0);
		event.getPlayer().setVelocity(event.getPlayer().getVelocity().setY(1));
	}

}

and here then the code added in onEnable() in the plugin class if you use the plugin solution, otherwise that's it.

BlockAPI blockAPI =(BlockAPI) plugin.getServer().getPluginManager().getPlugin("BlockAPI");
blockAPI.addMyCustomBlock(new TrampolineBlock());

Block in inventories will now render as normal Blocks but their name will change to your custom block name and the quantity is handled in the title to avoid to limit maxStackSize

• Create some way for users ( not developers ) to create a custom block ( see Skript for implementation )
• Add new textures.
• Add sound support ( see Pl3xMidiPlayer for implementation )