Inventory

The inventory is currently defined by a static array in blocklisttask.cpp:

static const BLOCK_WDATA user_selectable[] = {
    BLOCK_STONE,
    BLOCK_COBBLESTONE,
    BLOCK_DIRT,
    BLOCK_GRASS,
    BLOCK_SAND,
    BLOCK_WOOD,
    BLOCK_LEAVES,
    BLOCK_PLANKS_NORMAL,
    BLOCK_PLANKS_DARK,
    BLOCK_PLANKS_BRIGHT,
    BLOCK_WALL,
    BLOCK_GLASS,
    BLOCK_DOOR,
    BLOCK_COAL_ORE,
    BLOCK_GOLD_ORE,
    BLOCK_IRON_ORE,
    BLOCK_DIAMOND_ORE,
    BLOCK_REDSTONE_ORE,
    BLOCK_IRON,
    BLOCK_GOLD,
    BLOCK_DIAMOND,
    BLOCK_GLOWSTONE,
    BLOCK_NETHERRACK,
    BLOCK_TNT,
    BLOCK_SPONGE,
    BLOCK_FURNACE,
    BLOCK_CRAFTING_TABLE,
    BLOCK_BOOKSHELF,
    BLOCK_PUMPKIN,
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WATER, RANGE_WATER),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_LAVA, RANGE_LAVA),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_FLOWER, 0),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_FLOWER, 1),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_MUSHROOM, 0),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_MUSHROOM, 1),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WHEAT, 0),
    BLOCK_SPIDERWEB,
    BLOCK_TORCH,
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CAKE, 0),
    BLOCK_REDSTONE_LAMP,
    BLOCK_REDSTONE_SWITCH,
    BLOCK_PRESSURE_PLATE,
    BLOCK_REDSTONE_WIRE,
    BLOCK_REDSTONE_TORCH,
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 0),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 1),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 2),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 3),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 4),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 5),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 6),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 7),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 8),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 9),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 10),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 11),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 12),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 13),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 14),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 15),

    BLOCK_CACTUS,
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 0),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 1),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 2),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 3),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 4),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 5),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 6),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_SLAB, 7),

    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 0),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 1),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 2),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 3),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 4),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 5),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 6),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 7),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 8),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 9),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 10),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 11),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 12),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 13),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 14),
    getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_CARPET, 15)
};

It contains every block, including special blocks displayed in the inventory, the block order in the inventory is the same as the one in the array Additionally, special thanks to @m-doescode for creating the scrollable inventory code and adjusting their implementation so that it is suitable for this fork. @m-doescode's inventory code allows the inventory to scroll, allowing for infinite items.

Modifying the inventory

To modify the inventory, you just need to add the item to the array in the desired location, to add an item to the array, you can either:

A. Use the block ID (use for standard blocks) For example:

BLOCK_DIRT

would add dirt to the array

B. Use the block with data (use for special blocks) For example:

getBLOCKWDATA(BLOCK_WOOL, 15)

which would add a wool block with its data bits (see Block Data Structure to whatever is supplied as the argument.

NOTE: If you are using orientation data in your block, make sure to keep in mind the binary structure of the block as you pass your data to the argument, otherwise, the supplied data argument will overwrite the orientation data, so be sure to bit-shift it properly