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Just found this: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/6467 So it looks when it gets merged, it will work automagically with the new Config API. I added a notice about that in my mod.

ServerPlayerEntity extends PlayerEntity. No idea where which one is used, but you can run an instanceof and try casting. And yes, changing the method signature would invalidate the @Override, but basic Java is normally outside the scope of this forum. You can try: if (player instanceof ServerPlayerEntity){ ServerEntityPlayer serverPlayer = (ServerEntityPlayer)player; glide(serverPlayer); }else {System.out.println("player is not a ServerPlayerEntity :(");} and feel free to look up appropriate Java tutorials for casting and polymorphism. But like I said, I'm not sure exactly when PlayerEntity is or is not an instance of ServerPlayerEntity.

Check if the player is an instanceof ServerPlayerEntity, then cast.

From AbstractArrowEntity::tick EntityRayTraceResult entityraytraceresult = this.rayTraceEntities(vec3d2, vec3d3); if (entityraytraceresult != null) { raytraceresult = entityraytraceresult; } if (raytraceresult != null && raytraceresult.getType() == RayTraceResult.Type.ENTITY) { Entity entity = ((EntityRayTraceResult)raytraceresult).getEntity(); Entity entity1 = this.getShooter(); if (entity instanceof PlayerEntity && entity1 instanceof PlayerEntity && !((PlayerEntity)entity1).canAttackPlayer((PlayerEntity)entity)) { raytraceresult = null; entityraytraceresult = null; } } if (raytraceresult != null && raytraceresult.getType() != RayTraceResult.Type.MISS && !flag && !net.minecraftforge.event.ForgeEventFactory.onProjectileImpact(this, raytraceresult)) { this.onHit(raytraceresult); this.isAirBorne = true; } The event is fired in that fourth if statement. You should be able to get the Enity the arrow hit (if any) from the EntityRayTraceResult. Then I suppose you'll want to find out if the Entity is a player and if they were facing the appropriate direction at the time.

It's recommended that you use the Gradle Wrapper that the MDK comes with. Besides that, where are you expecting Gradle to pull junit from? Nevermind, I guess that's provided by useJUnitPlatform()

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