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feat(BlockPosSetting): Add button to set coordinates #262

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Add button to BlockPosSetting to set coordinates to the current block…
IceTank Mar 8, 2026
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Code cleanup
IceTank Mar 11, 2026
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Move BlockPosSetting 'Set' button infront of the TreeNode element to …
IceTank Mar 13, 2026
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Remove duplicate setting name for BlockPosSetting inside TreeNode
IceTank Mar 13, 2026
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions src/main/kotlin/com/lambda/config/Setting.kt
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Expand Up @@ -230,13 +230,13 @@ class Setting<T : SettingCore<R>, R>(
buttonMenu = menu
}

fun trySetValue(newValue: R) {
fun trySetValue(newValue: R, logResponse: Boolean = true) {
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i dont think a logResponse parameter is required here. The button has the tooltip to explain what it does and the built-in log functionality offers an option to revert to the old value

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I did it this way because the default response in chat shows coordinates of the setting you changed

if (newValue == value) {
ConfigCommand.info(notChangedMessage())
if (logResponse) ConfigCommand.info(notChangedMessage())
} else {
val previous = value
value = newValue
ConfigCommand.info(setMessage(previous, newValue))
if (logResponse) ConfigCommand.info(setMessage(previous, newValue))
}
}

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43 changes: 28 additions & 15 deletions src/main/kotlin/com/lambda/config/settings/complex/BlockPosSetting.kt
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Expand Up @@ -26,7 +26,10 @@ import com.lambda.config.Setting
import com.lambda.config.SettingCore
import com.lambda.gui.dsl.ImGuiBuilder
import com.lambda.util.BlockUtils.blockPos
import com.lambda.util.Communication.info
import com.lambda.util.extension.CommandBuilder
import com.lambda.util.world.raycast.RayCastUtils.blockResult
import net.minecraft.client.MinecraftClient
import net.minecraft.command.CommandRegistryAccess
import net.minecraft.util.math.BlockPos

Expand All @@ -38,21 +41,31 @@ class BlockPosSetting(defaultValue: BlockPos) : SettingCore<BlockPos>(
TypeToken.get(BlockPos::class.java).type
) {
context(setting: Setting<*, BlockPos>)
override fun ImGuiBuilder.buildLayout() {
inputVec3i(setting.name, value) { value = it.blockPos }
lambdaTooltip(setting.description)
}
override fun ImGuiBuilder.buildLayout() {
button("Set") {
MinecraftClient.getInstance().crosshairTarget?.blockResult?.blockPos?.let {
setting.trySetValue(it, logResponse = false)
setting.info("Coordinates updated")
} ?: info("No block under crosshair")
}
lambdaTooltip("Set the coordinates to the block you are currently looking at")
sameLine()
treeNode(setting.name, id = setting.name) {
inputVec3i("##${setting.name}", value) { value = it.blockPos }
}
lambdaTooltip(setting.description)
}

context(setting: Setting<*, BlockPos>)
override fun CommandBuilder.buildCommand(registry: CommandRegistryAccess) {
required(integer("X", -30000000, 30000000)) { x ->
required(integer("Y", -64, 255)) { y ->
required(integer("Z", -30000000, 30000000)) { z ->
execute {
setting.trySetValue(BlockPos(x().value(), y().value(), z().value()))
}
}
}
}
}
override fun CommandBuilder.buildCommand(registry: CommandRegistryAccess) {
required(integer("X", -30000000, 30000000)) { x ->
required(integer("Y", -64, 255)) { y ->
required(integer("Z", -30000000, 30000000)) { z ->
execute {
setting.trySetValue(BlockPos(x().value(), y().value(), z().value()))
}
}
}
}
}
}