Bukkit has finally ate someone's cake (Mine)

I am trying to turn a block into cake via bukkit and... well.. bukkit eats 87.5% of it. The cake only spawns with 1 slice. What can I do to fix it?

Example of the code in question: http://pastebin.com/RqbHCidV

 

I'm having a hard time to decipher where you're turning the block into a cake, you should use the Material enum available in the API, it increases the readability of your code.

 

You need to set it with a different amount of damage (I think).

 

I suspect it may have something to do with the block data. But I'm not certain what the data values are supposed to be for the a cake block. I suppose, if you were really interested, you could write some code to split out the block data for the cake block as you interact with it.

 

The problem is that the data value for a full cake is 0, which should be what it spawns with, but it isn't a full cake.

 

look at my voidmage code, the cakewalk spawns perfect cake (a few too many though)

 

That's exactly how I do it, setting the type id to 92. I guess bukkit actually is eating my cake O_O

 

lol, bukkit is low on health apparently.

 

As an experiment you could try explicitly setting the block's data to a known value. Pick something you can test for, like four or six.

 

It's been a while since the last post in here so the OP might have solved it already. But I was testing some other stuff and happened to stumble upon a solution for this..

The cake block's data needs to be set to Byte 0 (zero). Or anything up to 6 (0 = a complete cake, 6 = one slice left)

So reverting to the code OP had:

Code:

Block block = world.getBlockAt(cx, cy, cz);
block.setTypeId(92);

..changing it to:

Code:

Block block = world.getBlockAt(cx, cy, cz);
block.setTypeId(92);
b.setData(Byte.valueOf("0"));

..should fix the problem