ExampleMod Block

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using PhentrixGames.NewColonyAPI.Classes;

namespace Examaple.Classes
{
    /// <summary>
    /// PhentrixGames.NewColonyAPI.Classes.Type - is the main class that will allow the items to be created easily.
    /// PhentrixGames.NewColonyAPI.Interfaces.IAutoType - This interface is searched for by the API and adds the items to the game
    /// </summary>
    [TypeAttribute]
    public class ExampleBlock : PhentrixGames.NewColonyAPI.Classes.Type
    {
        //This is the class where you'll put the item together.
        //"ExampleBlock" is what the game will know the item as without localization (aka this.TypeName)
        //The true/false part is if you want to override the recipe function within this class or not. (the recipes can also be made in seperate files)
        public ExampleBlock() : base("ExampleBlock", true)
        {
            //Should the block be solid (player can't walk thru solid blocks)
            this.IsSolid = true;

            //This is how to give the item an icon, it requires a full path to the icon.
            //So if your icons are in your mod's folder the code would be...
            this.Icon = Path.Combine(ModEntry.ModGamedataDirectory, "ExampleBlockIcon.png");
            //Note that icons have to be 64x64 pixels

            //Can the player break this block (true = yes, false = no)
            this.IsDestructible = true;

            //How long does it take to destroy the block in milliseconds.
            this.DestructionTime = 0;

            //Can this item be placed in the world?
            this.IsPlaceable = true;
        }

        //If you put true in the base you'll need this function.
        //Returning base.AddRecipes() will cause it to error, so you'll have to make the recipe.
        public override List<BaseRecipe> AddRecipes()
        {
            List<BaseRecipe> ret = new List<BaseRecipe>();      //We will need to make a list of BaseRecipe to be able to return
            BaseRecipe rec1 = new BaseRecipe("exampleblockrecipe", true); //BaseRecipe takes a string (ID) and a bool(can the player craft this item)
            InventoryItem result = new InventoryItem("ExampleBlock"); //This is the result of the BaseRecipe (Note you can have NPCs receive more then a single result)
            rec1.Result.Add(result); //We now add the result to the recipe
            InventoryItem requirements = new InventoryItem("logtemperate"); //Now we setup the requirements for the recipe (we'll use a temperate log to make this block)
            rec1.Requirements.Add(requirements); //Adding the requirement to the recipe now
            ret.Add(rec1); //Adding our recipe to our list of recipes
            return ret; //Returning our list of baserecipe
        }
    }
}