World world = // retrieve the World object from the game instance BlockPos pos = // define the position of the desired block within the world IBlockState state = world.getBlockState(pos);
World world = // retrieve the World object from the game instance IBlockState state = world.getBlockState(new BlockPos(0, 64, 0)); Block block = state.getBlock();In this example, we again declare a World object and use a new BlockPos object to specify the location of the desired block. We then call the getBlockState method to retrieve the IBlockState object representing the current state of the block. Finally, we use the getBlock method to retrieve the Block object for the block at the specified location. Overall, the World.getBlockState method is an essential part of interacting with and modifying the Minecraft game world in Java.