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Luigi Wollknäuel

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    Multiplayer Packet Handling: Client to Server

    Luigi Wollknäuel replied to Luigi Wollknäuel's topic in Modder Support
    Well, yes, I have a PacketHandler, of course. As I said before, when I have a singleplayer world, everything works fine. But if I use Server and Client seperatly, things are getting weird. And no, I use two different packet channels, one for Server and one for Client Side. That's fine, too. Greets
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    Multiplayer Packet Handling: Client to Server

    Luigi Wollknäuel posted a topic in Modder Support
    Hayho! I'm about to make my mod, Industrial Farming, Server-compatible. Therefore, I have to convert every Packet Handling stuff to something the Server is able to deal with - And here comes my problem. The Gui of one of my blocks contains a Slider. The value set by this slider is supposed to go to the Block TileEntity on both sides, Server and Client. Since the Gui is ClientSide only, I have to get the MinecraftServer-instance to send the corresponding packet. But if I use the common methods to send Packets from Client to Server, neither "PacketDispatcher.sendPacketToServer([Packet])" nor "FMLClientHandler.instance().sendPacket([Packet])" work - Do you know any possibility to get a variable set in the Client be sent to the Server? note, that this works completely fine in SinglePlayer. Thanks, Luigi

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