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--- tutorial:blockentity [2024/10/27 14:21] – [Registering block and block entities] solidblock
+++ tutorial:blockentity [2025/04/01 12:20] (current) – [Block entity ticking] solidblock
@@ Line 29: / Line 29: @@
     [...]
-    public static final DemoBlock DEMO_BLOCK = register("demo_block", new DemoBlock(AbstractBlock.Settings.create()));
+    // For versions before 1.21.2
+    // public static final DemoBlock DEMO_BLOCK = register("demo_block", new DemoBlock(AbstractBlock.Settings.create()));
+    // For version 1.21.2 and later
+    public static final DemoBlock DEMO_BLOCK = register("demo_block", DemoBlock::new, AbstractBlock.Settings.create());
     [...]
@@ Line 43: / Line 47: @@
   public static final BlockEntityType<DemoBlockEntity> DEMO_BLOCK = register(
       "demo_block",
-      // For versions 1.21.2 and above,
+      // For versions before 1.21.2, please use BlockEntityType.Builder.
-      // replace `BlockEntityType.Builder` with `FabricBlockEntityTypeBuilder`.
+      FabricBlockEntityTypeBuilder.create(DemoBlockEntity::new, TutorialBlocks.DEMO_BLOCK).build()
-      BlockEntityType.Builder.create(DemoBlockEntity::new, TutorialBlocks.DEMO_BLOCK).build()
   );
@@ Line 70: / Line 73: @@
 For old versions, if you cannot access ''BlockEntityType.Builder.create'', try ''FabricBlockEntityTypeBuilder.create''.
-The block entity type defines that only the ''TutorialBlocks.DEMO_BLOCK'' can have this block entity type. If you want the block entity type to support more blocks, just add them in the parameters of ''BlockEntityType.Builder.create''. If the method reference ''DemoBlockEntity::new'' does not parse, check if the constructor of ''DemoBlockEntity'' has the correct parameters.
+The block entity type defines that only the ''TutorialBlocks.DEMO_BLOCK'' can have this block entity type. If you want the block entity type to support more blocks, just add them in the parameters of ''FabricBlockEntityTypeBuilder.create''. If the method reference ''DemoBlockEntity::new'' does not parse, check if the constructor of ''DemoBlockEntity'' has the correct parameters.
 > **Note:** Like other blocks, the block also needs a block model and an item model, and may also need a loot table, see [[blocks]] for how to create them. As for loot tables, [[blockentity_sync_itemstack|subsequent tutorials]] will cover how to improve the loot tables to include block entity data.
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 And in your ''BlockEntity'' class:
 <code java DemoBlockEntity.java>
-public class DemoBlockEntity extends BlockEntity {
+public class DemoBlockEntity extends BlockEntity implements BlockEntityTicker<DemoBlockEntity> {
     [...]