java.lang.Object

alexiil.mc.lib.attributes.fluid.FluidInvUtil

public final class FluidInvUtil
extends java.lang.Object

4 base methods for interacting a Reference of an ItemStack with a FixedFluidInv, FluidTransferable, or FluidInsertable&FluidExtractable pair.

The 4 main methods are:

interactItemWithTank(...): which is the base method for interacting anything with a tank (and doesn't do anything special)
interactWithTank(...): Which uses interactItemWithTank internally, but adds excess items to the player's inventory as well as playing a sound.
interactHandWithTank(...): Which uses interactWithTank internally, and interacts with the player's current held item. (This is the first method that doesn't require the caller to create a Reference themselves).
interactCursorWithTank(...): Which uses interactWithTank internally, and interacts with the player's cursor stack (what the player has while they have a HandledScreen open). (This is the second method that doesn't require the caller to create a Reference themselves).

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv` and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv`.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's `PlayerInventory.getCursorStack()`, or drain the extractable to the cursor stack.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable` and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable`.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv` and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv`.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's `hand`, or drain the extractable to the hand.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable` and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable` and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable`.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FixedFluidInv` for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit the fluid moved, or the amount moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FixedFluidInv` for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FixedFluidInv` for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FixedFluidInv` for the insertable/extractable tanks.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid that is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that doesn't filter what is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FluidTransferable` for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FluidTransferable` for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't filter what is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FluidTransferable` for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit the amount moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single `FluidTransferable` for the insertable/extractable tanks.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv`, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv`, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv`, and doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FixedFluidInv`.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidInsertable invInsert, FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable`, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable`, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable`, and doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
`static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction`	`interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)`	This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single `FluidTransferable`.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's hand, or drain the inventory to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's hand, or drain the inventory to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's hand, or drain the inventory to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's hand, or drain the inventory to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the player's hand, or drain the transferable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the player's hand, or drain the transferable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the player's hand, or drain the transferable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the player's hand, or drain the transferable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's hand, or drain the extractable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's hand, or drain the extractable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactHandWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's hand, or drain the extractable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactHandWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Hand, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactHandWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactHandWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, net.minecraft.util.Hand hand, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's hand, or drain the extractable to the hand. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the inventory to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the inventory to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the inventory to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, ServerPlayerEntity, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the inventory to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, ServerPlayerEntity, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the transferable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable and doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, ServerPlayerEntity, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, ServerPlayerEntity, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactCursorWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the maximum amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactCursorWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, ServerPlayerEntity, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactCursorWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactCursorWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.server.network.ServerPlayerEntity player, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the player's PlayerInventory.getCursorStack(), or drain the extractable to the cursor stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the cursor stack won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv, and doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FixedFluidInv.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable, and doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that takes a single FluidTransferable.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidAmount maximum)
  This is the "interactWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, PlayerEntity, Reference, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, net.minecraft.entity.player.PlayerEntity player, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  Unlike interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount) this will:
  
  Play a sound for filling/draining either a bottle or a bucket.
  
  Add excess items directly to the player's inventory (or voids them if the player is in creative mode)
  
  If the player is in creative mode then the stack reference given won't be modified.
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid. (Unless the player is in creative mode).
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FixedFluidInv for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit the fluid moved, or the amount moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FixedFluidInv for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidAmount maximum)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FixedFluidInv for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FixedFluidInv inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FixedFluidInv for the insertable/extractable tanks.
  Attempts to either fill the inventory from the provided stack reference, or drain the inventory to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid inventory to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FluidTransferable for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or how much is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FluidTransferable for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't limit the amount moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidAmount maximum)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FluidTransferable for the insertable/extractable tanks, and doesn't filter what is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(FluidTransferable inv, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that uses a single FluidTransferable for the insertable/extractable tanks.
  Attempts to either fill the transferable from the provided stack reference, or drain the transferable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  inv - The fluid transferable to interact with (referred to as "the tank").
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that doesn't limit what fluid is moved, or the amount of fluid that is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the {inventory/transferable/insertable} from the provided stack reference, or drain the {inventory/transferable/extractable} to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that doesn't limit the amount of fluid moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidAmount maximum)
  
  This is the "interactItemWithTank" variant that doesn't filter what is moved.
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.
  
  See Also:
  
  interactItemWithTank(FluidInsertable, FluidExtractable, Reference, LimitedConsumer, FluidFilter, FluidAmount)
- interactItemWithTank
  
  public static FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction interactItemWithTank(@Nullable FluidInsertable invInsert, @Nullable FluidExtractable invExtract, Reference<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> stack, LimitedConsumer<net.minecraft.item.ItemStack> excessStacks, FluidFilter filter, FluidAmount maximum)
  
  Attempts to either fill the insertable from the provided stack reference, or drain the extractable to the provided stack. Internally this uses (FluidAttributes.INSERTABLE/FluidAttributes.EXTRACTABLE).get(stack, excessStacks) to get the FluidExtractable/FluidInsertable from the item to extract from or insert to.
  For example, you could have a machine that fills it's internal fluid tank from a slot containing ItemStacks. If the machine has both an inventory for incoming items that contain fluid and an inventory for outgoing items then this could be called once for each item in the incoming inventory with the Reference being the current ItemStack to drain from, and the LimitedConsumer being an inserter (perhaps an ItemInsertable from LBA's item module) to the outgoing inventory. (This does make the assumption that the incoming inventory filters the incoming items to only accept items which can have fluid drained from them).
  Parameters:
  
  invInsert - The fluid insertable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to extract from the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  invExtract - The fluid extractable to interact with (referred to as "the tank"). If this is null (or implements NullVariant) then this will not attempt to insert into the item, and FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will be FluidVolumeUtil.ItemContainerStatus.NOT_CHECKED.
  
  stack - The Reference holding an ItemStack to interact with. If the reference doesn't allow modification then this will always fail to move any fluid.
  
  excessStacks - The LimitedConsumer to take any excess ItemStack's that can't go back into the provided reference.
  
  filter - A filter to limit what FluidKey may be moved.
  
  maximum - The maximum amount of fluid that may be moved.
  
  Returns:
  
  A FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction with some information about what happened:
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fluidMoved for a copy of the fluid moved.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTank will be true if fluid was extracted from the item and inserted into the tank, and false otherwise.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.intoTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidExtractable.
  
  FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.fromTankStatus will have the status of the item's FluidInsertable.
  
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.didMoveAny() is recommended for checking to see if anything was moved.
  The method FluidVolumeUtil.FluidTankInteraction.asActionResult() is recommended for converting the result into an ActionResult, suitable for normal block or item "use" methods.

Class FluidInvUtil

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