Are Materials hashable?

Anybody know?

Since they're enums, you can't override the Cloneable interface... but I'm suspecting that hashing a Material will not differentiate by data type (material variants)- anybody tried this?

 

You could call the .hashCode() and .equals() method on them and see what happens.

 

Of course they are

 

Maybe I wasn't entirely clear what I was after.

I know that Material, as an enum, is hashable- it just uses the data value.

However, in this case the data value is not a suitable hash, because a Material can also have extra data associated with it, which changes it fundamentally (e.g. wool color).

Anyway, this is fairly irrelevant now, I created a hashable wrapper class. I really just wanted to chime back in so as not to look like a total idiot.