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How to use isBuildable method of be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.BlockMock class

Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.BlockMock.isBuildable

...347		       || material == Material.WATER348		       || material == Material.BUBBLE_COLUMN;349	}350	@Override351	public boolean isBuildable()352	{353		// TODO Auto-generated method stub354		throw new UnimplementedOperationException();355	}356	@Override357	@Deprecated(forRemoval = true)358	public @NotNull BlockSoundGroup getSoundGroup()359	{360		// TODO Auto-generated method stub361		throw new UnimplementedOperationException();362	}363	@Override364	public @NotNull SoundGroup getBlockSoundGroup()365	{...

isBuildable

Using AI Code Generation

1import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.MockBukkit;2import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.BlockMock;3import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.BlockStateMock;4import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.data.BlockDataMock;5import org.bukkit.Material;6import org.bukkit.block.Block;7import org.bukkit.block.BlockState;8import org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData;9import org.junit.After;10import org.junit.Before;11import org.junit.Test;12import static org.junit.Assert.*;13public class BlockMockTest {14    private MockBukkit mockBukkit;15    public void setUp() {16        mockBukkit = MockBukkit.mock();17    }18    public void tearDown() {19        MockBukkit.unmock();20    }21    public void isBuildable() {22        Block block = new BlockMock(Material.AIR);23        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());24        block = new BlockMock(Material.BEDROCK);25        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());26        block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);27        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());28        block = new BlockMock(Material.TNT);29        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());30        block = new BlockMock(Material.TORCH);31        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());32        block = new BlockMock(Material.WALL_TORCH);33        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());34        block = new BlockMock(Material.LAVA);35        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());36        block = new BlockMock(Material.WATER);37        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());38        block = new BlockMock(Material.CACTUS);39        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());40        block = new BlockMock(Material.CAKE);41        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());42        block = new BlockMock(Material.CARROTS);43        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());44        block = new BlockMock(Material.BEETROOTS);45        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());46        block = new BlockMock(Material.BREWING_STAND);47        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());48        block = new BlockMock(Material.CAULDRON);49        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());50        block = new BlockMock(Material.COCOA);51        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());52        block = new BlockMock(Material.CRAFTING_TABLE);53        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());54        block = new BlockMock(Material.ENCHANTING_TABLE);55        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());56        block = new BlockMock(Material.FAR

isBuildable

Using AI Code Generation

1import org.bukkit.Material;2import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;3import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.BlockMock;4public class TestBlockMock {5    public void testIsBuildable() {6        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.STONE);7        assert block.isBuildable();8    }9}10public boolean isBuildable()11{12    return isSolid() && !isOccluding();13}14public boolean isSolid()15{16    return getType().isSolid();17}18public boolean isOccluding()19{20    return getType().isOccluding();21}22public Material getType()23{24    return type;25}26public boolean isSolid()27{28    return this != AIR && this != CAVE_AIR && this != VOID_AIR;29}30public boolean isOccluding()31{32    return this != AIR && this != CAVE_AIR && this != VOID_AIR;33}34private final boolean isSolid;35private final boolean isOccluding;36Material(String name, int maxStack, Material... itemForm, boolean isSolid, boolean isOccluding)37{

isBuildable

Using AI Code Generation

1    public void testIsBuildable() {2        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);3        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());4        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);5        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());6    }7    public void testIsBuildable() {8        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);9        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());10        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);11        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());12    }13    public void testIsBuildable() {14        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);15        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());16        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);17        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());18    }19    public void testIsBuildable() {20        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);21        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());22        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);23        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());24    }25    public void testIsBuildable() {26        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);27        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());28        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);29        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());30    }31    public void testIsBuildable() {32        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);33        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());34        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);35        assertFalse(block.isBuildable());36    }37    public void testIsBuildable() {38        BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.GRASS_BLOCK);39        assertTrue(block.isBuildable());40        block.setType(Material.BEDROCK);41        assertFalse(block.isBuild

isBuildable

Using AI Code Generation

1BlockMock block = new BlockMock(Material.STONE);2boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();3System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);4boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();5System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);6boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();7System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);8boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();9System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);10boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();11System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);12boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();13System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);14boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();15System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);16boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();17System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);18boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();19System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);20boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();21System.out.println("Is buildable: "+isBuildable);22boolean isBuildable = block.isBuildable();

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