Filled instant pickup drops

I need a plugin that make it so if you mine a block you will instantly pick it up. you will be able to drop items but you will be able to instantly pickup the blocks you mine.

 

@cato11112 Done. Does what you says, only works in survival mode (as there's no reason to have it work in any other gamemode)
Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d3f8wa1bxcf0ufx/BreakAndTake.jar?dl=0

 

you just made it?
EDIT: it is working but it picks up the exactly same block type that i mine. this plugin should be renamed to PermanentSilktouch

 

@cato11112 Would you like me to change it then? I didn't think you wanted anything else other than to pick up what you break.

 

what i meant was a plugin that picks up what you normaly would get without silk touch. can you make it so you can use a silktouch tool to pick up everything like the first version of the plugin instead?

 

Unfortunately I'm on mobile and can't test this code, but what I'd do is this:

Code:java

 
public void onBlockBreakEvent(BlockBreakEvent e){
    e.setCanclled(true);
    e.getPlayer().getInventory().addItem(e.getBlock().getDrops().get(o));
    e.getBlock().setType(Material.AIR);
}
 

Seems right in my head, will edit later if it's right/wrong.

What You @cato11112 have probably done is this:

Code:java

 
e.getPlayer().getInventory().addItem(new ItemStack(e.getBlock().getType()));
 

 

@Rascal Two If you set the event cancelled, the block doesn't break. But pretty much everything else is what I've done.

EDIT: @cato11112 I have it the way you want this time... I think anyway...
Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/d3f8wa1bxcf0ufx/BreakAndTake.jar?dl=0

Lemme know if anything is wrong with it.

 

@Jomens235
Yea the code I had was a little wrong but the concept was correct:

Code:java

 
public void onBlockBreakEvent(BlockBreakEvent e){
    e.setCancelled(true);    // Or don't, it does not make a apparent difference
    ArrayList<ItemStack> drops = (ArrayList<ItemStack>) e.getBlock().getDrops();
    e.getPlayer().getInventory().addItem(drops.get(0));
    e.getBlock().setType(Material.AIR);
}
 

When I tested it out setting the event to cancelled dosen't seem to do anything different compared to not canceling it. Probably safer to not set it canceled anyway

 

@Rascal Two Oh. I didn't use that in mine because I thought it would set breaking the block to false...

 

The plugin works great now. Ty

 

Don't forget to set the thread to Filled

 

Ty for reminding me on that. totally forgot that