Block Providers

Breaker features a unqiue block selection system, that allows you to specify exactly which blocks are affected and which aren’t. This system works by using something called a Block Provider.

Each Block Provider has a different syntax for connecting with their respective blocks. For a better understanding, read through each individual Block Provider.

Material Block Provider

The Material Block Provider is the most simple provider there is. It simply uses Spigot Material values to specify which block to bind your configuration to.

Using this provider is simple as you just need to input name of the desired block.

Note

Example: block: IRON_BLOCK

You can also specify this further, by adding blockstates to your configuration. This allows you to have unique breaking speeds for the same type of block, depending on the current BlockState.

Tip

You can easily see the properties of a blockstate when in the F3 debug menu!

Note

Example: block: NOTE_BLOCK[instrument=harp,note=2]

Tag Block Provider

The Tag Block Provider allows you to input block tags. Any block included in the tag will be affected by the configuration.

You can also create your own datapack and add custom block tags.

Note

Example: block: "#minecraft:wool"

(Remember to use quotations, as YAML will otherwise think the hashtag is a comment)

Player Head Block Provider

The Player Head Block Provider allows you to add configuration to unique player heads. This system utilizes the “texture value” of the heads properties. To configure this, simply input SKULL_ followed by the value of the specific skull texture you want to use.

Note

Example: block: SKULL_eyJ0ZXh0d... (Shortened)

MMOItems Block Provider

Warning

Requires MMOItems

The MMOItems Block Provider will allow you to add configuration to MMOItems Custom Blocks. Simply input MMOITEMS_ followed by the numeric ID assigned to your block.

Note

Example: block: MMOITEMS_13

Crucible Block Provider

Warning

Requires Crucible

The Crucible Block Provider will allow you to add configuration to Crucible Custom Blocks. Simply input CRUCIBLE_ followed by the numeric ID assigned to your block.

Note

Example: block: CRUCIBLE_13