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So it is! I'm still learning Java and Intellij, I'm used to working in Xcode.    For anyone else that's quite new to this, if you look at the main root folders in the directory on the right hand side, there is your project, and the directory located beneath your project is called External Libraries.  The information can be found in   External Libraries/Gradle: net.minecraft:client:extras:1.16.3   Your IDE can open up the file path client-extras/data/minecraft/loot_tables/blocks from there.   Attached are images showing where it can be found.

Well you know the position of the waypoint and the current position of the player. You also know the current rotation and yaw of the player as well. You can also figure out when to check for if the area is loaded. Take that as you will.

Heads up everyone we do have paid positions however you must first be promoted from helper before you can become a manager.

Apologies, not trying to lecture you. I just assume that the person I'm talking to only knows enough information in Java and not anything else. Only reason I mention it is that it's how any game calculates physics.   If I remember correctly, the entity's motion in the x and z every tick is multiplied by 0.91 and the slipperiness of the block underneath if the entity is on the ground. For the y direction, it's motion should be the y motion minus the effect of gravity (by default 0.08) and multiplied by 0.98f.

nono i havent that was why my forge was crashing last time, i amde a seperate post on that and a guy helped my fix it