Solved Skull tile?

I recently making an UHC plugin and there's problem with it

PHP:

     $nbt = new CompoundTag(" ", [
            new ListTag("Items", []),
            new StringTag("id", Tile::SKULL),
            new IntTag("x", $x),
            new IntTag("y", $y),
            new IntTag("z", $z)
        ]);
     
$level->setBlock($block, Block::get(113));
        $head = Tile::createTile("Skull",$player->getLevel()->getChunk($block->getX() >> 4, $block->getZ() >> 4), $nbt);
        $level->addTile($head);


$player is the player object, $x, $y, $z is the player's coordinate

Console logs:

Code:

24.09 06:45:18 [Server] Server thread/CRITICAL Error: "Call to a member function getName() on null" (EXCEPTION) in "/src/pocketmine/nbt/tag/CompoundTag" at line 37
24.09 06:45:18 [Server] Server thread/CRITICAL "Could not pass event 'pocketmine\event\player\PlayerDeathEvent' to 'FenceSkull v1.0.0': Call to a member function getName() on null on fenceskull\Main
24.09 06:45:18 [Server] INFO Notice: Undefined property: pocketmine\nbt\tag\CompoundTag::$Rot in phar:///home/multicraft/jar/pocketmine/genisys/0.15/Genisys.0.15.9.phar/src/pocketmine/tile/Skull.php on line 57

This is most likely because one of the value in the array, the second argument passed to CompoundTag constructor, is null

This is because your compound tag is missing a "Rot" property, correct nbt should be

PHP:

$nbt = new CompoundTag("", [
         new StringTag("id", Tile::SKULL),
         new IntTag("x", $block->x),
         new IntTag("y", $block->y),
         new IntTag("z", $block->z),
         new ByteTag("SkullType", 0),
         new ByteTag("Rot", 0)
       ]);


Now, none errors in console and the skull isn't spawning either

You need to create the tile and add it to the world.

PHP:

$tile = Tile::createTile("Skull", $player->getLevel()->getChunk($player->getX() >> 4, $player->getZ() >> 4), $nbt);
$player->getLevel()->addTile($tile);

Considering about reading my code please, i already did that on the 2 last line

I did read that but after you code was corrected I assumed that you copied and pasted what @wolfdale said.

Nope

Its not showing even if you setblock?

setBlock($position, Block::get(144, 3));

No lucks

Fixed

How? And FYI, Tile::createTile already calls Level::addTile.