Ghoul159

ah thats make sense thanks^^

currently i'm doin it just with a server-sided proxy: package TempCraft.common; import cpw.mods.fml.common.registry.TickRegistry; import cpw.mods.fml.relauncher.Side; import net.minecraft.block.Block; public class CommonProxyTempCraft { public void registerRenderThings() { TickRegistry.registerTickHandler(new ServerTickHandler(), Side.SERVER); TickRegistry.registerTickHandler(new ServerTickWorldHandler(), Side.SERVER); } }

almost everything works but in singleplayer the serverside stuff won't be executed... i thought it were merged together ssp and smp... right?

ah i see sry about so many questins i read a lot about mc modding but wasn't 100% shure about this whole client - server thing i 've already a sided proxy but i just tried a simple write chat massage code in my server tick from above and it worked as server but not in singleplayer, oehm do you know why? and how can i get a server World tick too? i think if i know that i am able to rewrite my code in a few minutes

how do i trace if it's singleplayer or multiplayer because i still need my client stuff for the singleplayer right? and why can't i hurt the player in singleplayer with the modloader.....player... stuff? btw thanks for your great help!

ok i think i got something like that already : public class ServerTickHandler implements ITickHandler { @Override public void tickStart(EnumSet<TickType> type, Object... tickData) {} @Override public void tickEnd(EnumSet<TickType> type, Object... tickData) { if(type.equals(EnumSet.of(TickType.PLAYER))) { onTickInGame(); } } public EnumSet ticks() { return EnumSet.of(TickType.PLAYER); } public String getLabel() { return null; } private void onTickInGame() { //put here any code that needs to be done server side, like set WorldGeneration, and let entities spawn on the first server tick. //also put all the code in a if(world != null && !world.isRemote) statement, makes it so that you don't get NPEs from that. } }

ok then i'll have to rewrite some stuff^^ i have to hurt him in an ingame tick... sort of he is alive and is in that biome hurt him (for example) and have an additional question: how do i get the specific player from the server if i would want to get the player in an biome or under the sun or in water?

player.attackEntityFrom() No, it is not possible and should never be done. The client is dumb and only tells lies*. Never ever trust the client. Always do everything on the server. Period. *Of course this is not true, but it is the way you should think while developing. Clients can be evil and do stuff you don't expect in your wildest dreams yea i noticed some strange behaviours of the client nevertheless i set some things up there and i have to tell the server to hurt the player... so i thought about someting like this: 1. i'll write a little method "server-side" to hurt the player and call it from "client-side" 2. my PROBLEM: how do i get the player instance on the server without using the evil modloader stuff... maybe i should have been more specific^^

Is there a easy way to tell the server to hurt the player? i need to call the hurt method in a client tick... is it possible to tell the server (out of a client side class) to perform one server mehod to hurt the player?

now i know what you mean! ^^ but the problem is how do i know that the house/structure is sealed?

ok dont need it anymore

im drawing a custom AxisAlignedBB around the player to detect all blocks within.... is there a way to make this box visible?

do you remember something i could type in for the search i just cant find it

is there any way that i can display the bounding boxes for debugging?

i would like to know how to check if the player is inside a closed building? is there a good way to do that?

does no one have an idea i just want to display a texture (which is not in a screengui class)... i'm trying this for a long time now

ok i got the string on my screen, now i have to add a custom texture over the hud anyone knows how i can do that?

i got it workin ,i think many people could need this code so i'll share it here... i don't know if there is an easyer way but this works plz give me a "Thank You" if my code was usefull the code compares if certain blocks are near the player... The following code is in an clientSide TickHandler class: in the onTick method: //player coordinates int plX = (int)Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer.posX; int plY = (int)Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer.posY; int plZ = (int)Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer.posZ; //the radius of your player->Block detection double boundingBoxRadius = 3; //that it'll work only if the player is there if(Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer != null) { //set the box for collision detection with other boxes AxisAlignedBB var4 = AxisAlignedBB.getBoundingBox(plX, plY, plZ, plX + 1.0D, plY + 1.0D, plZ + 1.0D).expand(boundingBoxRadius , boundingBoxRadius , boundingBoxRadius); //get all colliding boundingBoxes with our var4 box List list = Minecraft.getMinecraft().theWorld.getAllCollidingBoundingBoxes(var4); //only work if theres something in the list if(list != null) { //go through the list for(int j = 0; j < list.size(); j++) { //send the current colliding box to get the blockID and compare it if(StringToBlockID(list.get(j).toString(),"first") == Block.torchWood.blockID || StringToBlockID(list.get(j).toString(),"second") == Block.torchWood.blockID) System.out.println("FOUND TORCH!"); //this does someting for each block that matches the compared block } } } and this is my created method (also in the same class) to get the specific Block id: public static int StringToBlockID(String line, String whichOne) { //MADE BY Ghoul159 int posStart = line.indexOf("["); int commaFirst = line.indexOf(","); int commaSecond = line.indexOf(",",commaFirst+1); int posEnd = line.indexOf("->"); if(whichOne == "second") { posStart = line.indexOf("->")+1; commaFirst = line.indexOf(",",posStart); commaSecond = line.indexOf(",",commaFirst+1); posEnd = line.indexOf("]"); } String BlockX = line.substring(posStart + 1, commaFirst); String BlockY = line.substring(commaFirst + 2, commaSecond); String BlockZ = line.substring(commaSecond + 2, posEnd); int BlockPosX = (int)Double.parseDouble(BlockX); int BlockPosY = (int)Double.parseDouble(BlockY); int BlockPosZ = (int)Double.parseDouble(BlockZ); int blockId = Minecraft.getMinecraft().theWorld.getBlockId(BlockPosX,BlockPosY,BlockPosZ); return blockId; }

ok got it working i think many people could use this so i'll write this short tutorial plz give me a Thank you if my code was helpful and maybe write me into your credits if you just copy my code This following code is used inside a clientSide TickHandler class: inside of the tick: AxisAlignedBB var4 = AxisAlignedBB.getBoundingBox(plX, plY, plZ, plX + 1.0D, plY + 1.0D, plZ + 1.0D).expand(heatRadius, heatRadius, heatRadius); List list = Minecraft.getMinecraft().theWorld.getAllCollidingBoundingBoxes(var4); Iterator var6 = list.iterator(); AxisAlignedBB var7; int i = 0; if(list != null) { for(int j = 0; j < list.size(); j++) { if(StringToBlockID(list.get(j).toString(),"first") == Block.torchWood.blockID) System.out.println("FOUND TORCH!"); if(StringToBlockID(list.get(j).toString(),"second") == Block.torchWood.blockID) System.out.println("FOUND TORCH!"); }

looks like you are using the vars even if "worldObj.getBlockTileEntity(xCoord+1, yCoord, zCoord);" is null ...

i'll try that tomorrow and write if it works... have to go to sleep...^^

this should work thanks alot!!! havent thought about this way even its an easy one

yeah but the problem is i need an area / radius around the player... so only if the player is near the torch... do stuff... btw thanks for your dedicated help!

yeah saw it a moment ago^^ so this works: AxisAlignedBB var4 = AxisAlignedBB.getBoundingBox(plX, plY, plZ, plX + 1.0D, plY + 1.0D, plZ + 1.0D).expand(4D, 2D, 4D); List list = Minecraft.getMinecraft().theWorld.getAllCollidingBoundingBoxes(var4); Iterator var6 = list.iterator(); AxisAlignedBB var7; if(list != null) while (var6.hasNext()) { var7 = (AxisAlignedBB)var6.next(); } i get these boxes: box[-295.0, 68.0, 277.0 -> -294.0, 69.0, 278.0], box[-295.0, 69.0, 277.0 -> -294.0, 70.0, 278.0],... now i have to find out if there is a torch under it do you know a easy way?

if(!list) is red underlined i took if(list != null)... but the game crashes in the while at: var7 = (EntityPlayer)var6.next(); edit: nevermind saw my bug^^ AxisAlignedBB var4 = AxisAlignedBB.getBoundingBox(plX, plY, plZ, plX + 1.0D, plY + 1.0D, plZ + 1.0D).expand(4D, 2D, 4D); List list = Minecraft.getMinecraft().theWorld.getAllCollidingBoundingBoxes(var4); Iterator var6 = list.iterator(); EntityPlayer var7; if(list != null) while (var6.hasNext()) { var7 = (EntityPlayer)var6.next(); } String ing = list.toString(); System.out.println(ing);