material stone_slab

this is a stupid question. but i want the material of a stone slab xD
for this:

Code:

 getType() == Material. 

 

Material.STONE_SLAB2?
@Badwolf330

 

STONE_SLAB?

 

@Reynergodoy
that does not exist ....

@Scimiguy thats a anouther bock

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

@Badwolf330 @Badwolf330

exists
And so does Material.STEP

 

@megamichiel Material.STEP works but now al of the slabs works is there a spesific???

 

@Badwolf330
Block Data (Block#getData())

 

@megamichiel like

Code:

Material.STEP.getData(2))

??

 

For me, I'm using a deprecated method of directly setting the data value of the block.

Code:

block.setData((byte) 1);

This isn't an elegant method, but it works. As for the data values, try here.

 

@Chloe-chan doesn't work .....

Code:

       if (e.getClickedBlock().getRelative(0, 1, 0).getType() == Material.STEP.getData((byte) 0)){

 

Code:

Block block = event.getClickedBlock().getRelative(0, 1, 0);
int typeId = block.getTypeId();
byte data = block.getData();
if (typeId == 44 && data == 0)
{
    // Do something here
}

NOTE: These methods are deprecated and may be removed in the future. Use with caution.
EDIT: If there is anyone else with a better method to replace mine, please use theirs instead.

 

@Chloe-chan this won't work for 1.8 thanks for helping....

 

@Badwolf330
It will work, and for

Please learn some more about java

 

@megamichiel thats not working for my, maby for you but not for me... and i know java but i don't know that

 

Code:

            

x = data value
if((item.getType() == Material.STEP) && (item.getDurability() == x)) {
       // code        
}

 

@Badwolf330
When using

What part doesn't work?

 

@Badwolf330 Material.getMaterial(44); print that for the Material.