The place() function of the Block class seems to work as an interaction

[ohYanoox]

Issue description

• Expected result: What were you expecting to happen? The code should not run
• Actual result: What actually happened? The code is executed even if the block is not placed

Steps to reproduce the issue

1. Overwrite a block and register it, overwrite the place() function by adding some code before returning the parent _for example a vardump("hello world")
2. In game, interact with this block in your hand with another block. Minecraft does not put the block down if the player is on the position. So place yourself on the position of the block you want to replace and right-click. Wanted: The block is not placed and the code of the place() function is executed

OS and versions

• PocketMine-MP: 4.6.0
• PHP: 8.0.18
• Using JIT: no
• Server OS: Win
• Game version: Android/iOS/Win10/Xbox/PS4/Switch

Plugins

• If you remove all plugins, does the issue still occur? yes
• If the issue is not reproducible without plugins: probably not
  • Have you asked for help on our forums before creating an issue? I asked several developers before
  • Can you provide sample, minimal reproducing code for the issue? If so, paste it in the bottom section

Main class:

protected function onEnable(): void
    {
        BlockFactory::getInstance()->register(new TestBlock(new BlockIdentifier(1, 0), "Any Name", new BlockBreakInfo(1.5)), true);
    }

Block overwrite class:

class TestBlock extends Block
{
    public function place(BlockTransaction $tx, Item $item, Block $blockReplace, Block $blockClicked, int $face, Vector3 $clickVector, ?Player $player = null): bool
    {
        var_dump("Hello World");
        return parent::place($tx, $item, $blockReplace, $blockClicked, $face, $clickVector, $player);
    }
}

Crashdump, backtrace or other files

no crash

[dktapps]

place() isn't called if the block's projected collision box intersects with that of the player. That's expected behaviour.