Mew
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Well... Debug the crap out of it and see WHERE the methods stop being called. Once you have done that, we can help a bit more.
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I just have a preference towards command driven interfaces since they're most efficient.
you must be kidding me... yes ok it works well on linux because you have auto complete and drawing all the icons take a butload of time, but for a game
?!?!sign-shop is the worst system in the world
and really ? efficient?
please tell me how typing "/gold" is faster then opening your eyes:
Wow, could you possibly be more short-sighted and close-minded? Sure, in your gold scenario a gui display is more efficient. Though that's not the case for everything. My mod is an example of this.
/list <item name>
is way the hell faster to execute than hitting a hot key, clicking in the textbox, typing what you want, then hitting enter. Why would i want to go from mouse to keyboard more times than i need to? I could also just show a list of all items in the gui and have the user click one but that is obviously horrendously slow and requires more eye movement than simply typing in a chat window.
FYI.. you know you can do auto-complete in the minecraft chat window, right? sigh.
I'm done here.
gui would still win by a long shot
/list <item name>is way the hell faster to execute than hitting a hot key, clicking in the textbox,
why do you have to click the textbox
... you could open the gui and already have to focus on ityour method *seems* to be faster because you didn't optimize it for a gui.
so first your text box should be automaticly focused.
after that, maybe for 1 item the cli method will look faster, but when it comes to multiple item then gui will own cli by far
imagine someone wants to buy redstone or get information about redstone related thigns
why not just type "red" and get me everything that has red in it, heck every item that has the tag red in your mod. with only a few item showing up (redstone, redstone torch, redstone repeater etc) i get muuuch more info/time then with cli without
requires more eye movement than simply typing in a chat window.also, suppose were talking about a more complex item,ones that have a lot of text under them, lets say a sword that has various stats on it (+str,+mana,+hp etc). how can you even efficiently filter those and sum up the information with the cli window
can you imagine ?:
sword 1(seller hydroflame):
35 attack damage
+50 mana
+50% mine speed
sword 2(seller mew):
45 attack damage
+90 strength
splash damage
with only these 2 item i have FILLED my cli.
shopping for these kind of items would be terrible
the only place where (i find) is acceptable for cli is
1 chat, because its typing stuff anyway, it make sens that your cli is managed by cli
2 server side stuff, commands like give when run on server side, only and only because some people have server without X11 or another windowing system and run everything via ssh.
and i if you take the time you can make gui that will help you more, make more stuff,faster
Why can't I be so straight forward as that?
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im more concerned at how he did it WITHOUT loops ....
Schematic to Java converter makes a class file full of stuff like thos:
world.setblock(x+1,y,z, 1)
world.setblock(x+2,y,z, 1)
etc.
but I can't imagine the computation of the addition would be the difference between an noticeable amount of lag for 6000 blocks?
Hell... It lagged for a couple seconds! I don't have a top of the range computer, but it is still good. And yes it lagged. I redid it with the for loops and it didn't lag a bit. hell... My computer lagged just READING the code for it.
That convertor SUCKS anyway... The amount of editing you have to do to the files after it converts is horrendous... You have to edit the name of every method, you have to CALL every method.... Oh yeah, and you also get an error in every method because there is too much information in it. So you have to cut ALL the methods into a third of their original size. All in all, I could do an okay structure in one third of the time it would take to build it, convert to a schematic, convert to code, fix the code, and run it.
I used a nested for loop to do the exact same structure. I didn't lag at all.
So my piece of advice, use as many for loops as you can... Unless it absolutely pointless to do so.
I really don't see the logic here
The logic? I failed that class in school. But what I meant was. Say I wanted to place one block. Don't use a for loop. Say I wanted to place a wall 3 x 3 x 10. Use a for loop.
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Anyway, since we are talking about chat inputs, there is no need for a container.
Thus Gui is purely client side.
Egg-xactly! ( I apologize for the pun, I am in the mood )
But yeah, may as well get the difference explained before people go weird...
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@Mazetar
If you have organized the generation in chunks, it is a good idea, indeed.
Don't expect much improvement though.
I know how to reduce lag a fair bit.
I had a friend who built a testing structure that used world.setBlock ( args ) for every block he wanted. He had a solid rectangle of dimensions 10 x 10 x 60.
My game lagged like crazy when I generated it.
I used a nested for loop to do the exact same structure. I didn't lag at all.
So my piece of advice, use as many for loops as you can... Unless it absolutely pointless to do so.
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Everything that extends GuiScreen (including GuiContainer) is client-side. The server side only has the actual Container.Not entirely... GUI's extending GuiScreen are client side, but GUI's that extend GuiContainer are server side, though information still needs packets and such.
Thats what I meant. Thats for explaining that better... Why do I suck at explaining?
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Vswe has a two great courses about graphical user inerfaces
Includs syncing, buttons, tabs and slider and much more
Dam... I guess I am outdone again
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Okay, I want to make a separate core mod that my main mod relies on. So how would I make a coremod? I have searched the Internet and have found nothing.
You couldn't find a good GUI tutorial for 1.6?!?!?!? I bet you didn't find mine
Here it is: http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Basic_GUI
Just note that the tutorial is what it is... A basic GUI. I will be working on a more advanced one soon that covers buttons, text boxes etc.
Asid from that, try looking for coolegooners ( I think ) tutorial on minecraft forums.
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GUI are client side.
Not entirely... GUI's extending GuiScreen are client side, but GUI's that extend GuiContainer are server side, though information still needs packets and such.
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I need Cleint side commands to make it work because it needs to work on BOTH forge villnail and Bukkit.
Fair enough. But why not make it a GUI? Have your own chat GUI that handles only IRC stuff. ( You also might want to make it pause the game ). The GUI would be a lot simpler and much more efficient ( Well, to my reasoning anyway. ) It also means that you do not need to worry about having to make that command turn on/off the IRC stuff. It keeps things SO much cleaner. Once forge created API support for client side commands though, feel free to switch to the chat commands. But since there is no support, do what you can that WILL work.
Sorry if this seems a little over the top, I do do that sometimes.. I don't want to seem extremely biast towards GUI's... But I probably am.
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Its okay
Just make sure when you are dealing with the source you are using .java files
Ok I Tryed Decompiling it And I Got This:
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Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockTallGrass.java:15: cannot find symbol symbol : class ColorizerFoliage location: package net.minecraft.world import net.minecraft.world.ColorizerFoliage; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockTallGrass.java:16: cannot find symbol symbol : class ColorizerGrass location: package net.minecraft.world import net.minecraft.world.ColorizerGrass; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockPistonExtension.java:8: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockPistonMoving.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/danielhoffman/Desktop/Minecraft Mod 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Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockHopper.java:8: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/Block.java:1301: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.Block public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/Item.java:12: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockGrass.java:92: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockGrass public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFluid.java:600: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockFluid public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockLeaves.java:375: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockLeaves public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockPistonBase.java:68: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockPistonBase public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockTallGrass.java:116: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockTallGrass public void 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symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockChest public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockRedstoneWire.java:548: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockRedstoneWire public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockBreakable.java:38: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockBreakable public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockMycelium.java:89: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockMycelium public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockCauldron.java:42: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockCauldron public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockBeacon.java:80: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockBeacon public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDaylightDetector.java:138: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockDaylightDetector public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockHopper.java:280: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockHopper public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/world/biome/BiomeGenBase.java:24: cannot find symbol symbol : class ColorizerFoliage location: package net.minecraft.world import net.minecraft.world.ColorizerFoliage; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/world/biome/BiomeGenBase.java:25: cannot find symbol symbol : class ColorizerGrass location: package net.minecraft.world import net.minecraft.world.ColorizerGrass; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/ItemStack.java:739: cannot find symbol symbol : class EnumRarity location: class net.minecraft.item.ItemStack public EnumRarity func_77953_t() ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/ItemBow.java:5: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import 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/Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/Item.java:670: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.item.Item public void func_94581_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/ItemBow.java:139: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.item.ItemBow public void func_94581_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/ItemArmor.java:195: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.item.ItemArmor public void func_94581_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/item/ItemFishingRod.java:64: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.item.ItemFishingRod public void 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net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockCarrot.java:54: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockCarrot public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockCrops.java:215: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockCrops public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockCocoa.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockCocoa.java:228: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockCocoa public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockColored.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockColored.java:64: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockColored public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDetectorRail.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDetectorRail.java:174: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockDetectorRail public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDispenser.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDispenser.java:110: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockDispenser public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDoor.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.IconFlipped; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDoor.java:8: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDoor.java:103: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockDoor public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDropper.java:5: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockDropper.java:27: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockDropper public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEnchantmentTable.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEnchantmentTable.java:127: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockEnchantmentTable public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEnderChest.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEnderChest.java:171: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockEnderChest public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEndPortal.java:8: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEndPortal.java:135: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockEndPortal public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEndPortalFrame.java:8: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockEndPortalFrame.java:36: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockEndPortalFrame public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFarmland.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFarmland.java:176: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockFarmland public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFence.java:7: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFence.java:187: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockFence public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFenceGate.java:6: package net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture does not exist import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister; ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/block/BlockFenceGate.java:175: cannot find symbol symbol : class IconRegister location: class net.minecraft.block.BlockFenceGate public void func_94332_a(IconRegister par1IconRegister) {} ^ /Users/***/Desktop/Minecraft Mod Folder/forge/mcp/src/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/util/ChatMessageComponent.java:260: warning: non-varargs call of varargs method with inexact argument type for last parameter; cast to java.lang.Object for a varargs call cast to java.lang.Object[] for a non-varargs call and to suppress this warning var7.append(StatCollector.translateToLocalFormatted(this.field_111090_h, var13)); ^ 100 errors 1 warning ==================Well.... That looks broken.
Also, please, please, PLEASE! don't capatilize the first letter of every word... It hurts to read
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You should make a thread for that and have it stickied my friend ^.^
How would I do that? It would be nice to have that though... Save a lot of trouble
There is also one little rule I have to add to that... Not a step, but a rule. CHECK THE FORUMS FOR YOUR QUESTION OR SOMETHING SIMILAR BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR POST!!!!!!
I can't emphasize that enough.
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Hahaha Mew i just found that too
Yeah use that ^^
Well done mate
That is how to solve a problem.Mewniversal Rules to Solving a Problem:
Step 1) What is I want to do?
Step 2) What do I know of that does the same thing or something similar?
Step 3) Look at the other source, or, if there is nothing, proceed to step 4
Step 4) Start working on a solution
Step 5) If you still can't figure it out, ask for help
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Why not just use the simple [player].addChatMessage(String par1);
That basically adds a message in the chat to all the players?
You know... There is a reason that you have to use a PLAYER instance to do that. Only that player gets the message I believe. Though I think that if you got an instance of the server, you could then execute the say method.
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After minuscule searching ( I went to the command for /say ) I found this:
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This thread just saved my day, thank you!
I think I can say this for everyone who posted here trying to help, your welcome! We had fun figuring this one out
And that is the reason when a topic is marked solved, people can still read it. It would be utterly useless to anyone who had the same questions later.I followed this thread every update, post by post and I learned a lot from it!
Agreed to that my friend! I have yet to actually USE the information, but it has helped with my debugging skills certainly
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This thread just saved my day, thank you!
I think I can say this for everyone who posted here trying to help, your welcome! We had fun figuring this one out
And that is the reason when a topic is marked solved, people can still read it. It would be utterly useless to anyone who had the same questions later. -
I didn't mean to watch them instead of the courses, I mean that if you don't understand part of the course, my videos and so many other people's videos are there to help.
I apologize if I was saying your videos aren't worth watching. I didn't mean it to sound like that if it did. But anyway. It would be quite cool if someone could make a montage of the best videos so that we can have all the best in one video explaining EVERYTHING on the subject...
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Or watch my videos, Ill be covering most, if not all of that stuff.
please don't do that...
Unless your videos are up to the same standard as the courses don't tell someone to watch them instead of these great courses..
I will agree to that. HE LECTURES on these things, it's as if he has a university class to teach this stuff to...
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Well, for my scenario, ALL of my motion is calculated server side. It needs to calculate rotation because the forward motion/direction depends on the rotation. You don't necessarily need to calc rotation server side (can interpolate from the motion vector on the client side), but in my case, my vehicles have forward and reverse, which necessitated using rotation in the basic motion calculations, and synching this rotation to clients (they don't calculate based on it, merely display whatever the server tells them)
As to the other...how do you _not_ calculate motion server side? If the entity on the server doesn't calculate motion (and move), the client side entities certainly won't move (or will be out of position client side, and then collision detection wont work properly).
Essentially I moved over to a completely server-authenticated/calculated vehicle movement system, though it is probably overkill for most peoples purposes (I required smooth and (mostly) synched motion between server/clients, and that is the most reliable way I found to achieve it).
Anyway, I'm not meaning to argue on it, there are lots of ways to handle motion/synching depending upon your needs (dead reckoning, predictive, checked, lots of others) -- I was merely wanting to point out that you can indeed separate the code for client/server, for both easier reading of code, and possibly increased performance -- after all, why calculate something twice (or more, in the case of multiple clients), when once will do.
I see your point.. That makes sense now
Thanks for clearing that up. As I also had said, please point out where I am wrong And you did. So thank you for extending my knowledge in this area -
In my vehicle implementation, my onClientUpdate is pretty small -- it just applies any motion that it had received from the server. Thats it--little/no calculation, no collision checks, just blindly/dumbly apply what the server sent. My server-side calculates motion, applies collision, applies rotation, applies user input, and sends update-packets to client side with the intended positioning. Client side takes that information and figures out how to be where the server says it should be within the allotted time (3-5 ticks generally) (very similar to the vanilla boat rotation-delta updating methods).
How much needs to be done client side will mostly depend on how you are calculating motion, and where you are doing collision checking at. At the minimum-- you will need to update any movement/animation variables -- e.g. leg position, wheel rotation, as well as applying any motion you had calculated (you can techincally do motion calculations client side as well and use position synch packets to keep things lined up...but I figured...why calculate something twice?).
Mew has the correct approach though -- think exactly what is needed client side? You need to know where it is at, how it is moving (both how it is rotating and moving in the world), possibly the health value (for health bars), and any other information needed for client-rendering. Pretty much everything else can be server-side only.
(I can provide links to source examples if needed)
Thanks for the support
But I would be inclined to follow GotoLink on this, why would you calculate motion/rotation on the server? That is just extra resources used on the server and it does't really matter if the clients are out of sync... Does it? Please correct me if I am wrong in this! -
I can't get why server would store position, but not motion. And how is movement or collision (physics, in more general terms) dealing with visuals? And if every client process movements by itself, can't they (clients) run with different frequency and desync?
Like I said.. It has flaws. Thanks for pointing that out. And I did leave room for expansion in my explanation didn't I? So that means the rotation could be kept on the server, but I doubt that myself.
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Well, I have found it! I don't really understand it very much though...
I actually won't attempt to give you the code though, I will contact hydroflame and get him to explain this one, it will help a lot more. -
hehe seen every single one of them as i said in the OP!
the tutorial one explained very little! i did try using his method and went a little further, but it doesnt load properly on the player, even though it does as an item with special render in the hand! thanks anyways!
-sorash67 || Skorpio
Lol, sometimes I read to fast and don't get all the information I need
Sorry about that!As for the actual rendering... I will look into it. I do know it can be done, because with a mod I am working with, we are rendering shields and wings and hats etc. on the player. I will look into the events and such that are being used and get back to you on this!
( Why didn't I think of this earlier??? Oh yeah... right... I had to fix up the natives first
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Well, I would like to think that would be simple logic problem, but oh well... ( I apologise if this is taken insultingly, I am not intending it to be that way. )
I also apologise if this seems extremely childish to you, and seems insulting. I am not trying to be.
Think about this logically. What is a client? A client takes the data from the server, and displays that data in some way. The server handles the data, and sends it to the client to be displayed.
So, going by what I have just said ( if it was unclear, please say so, I am still trying to get the hang of explaining things and your input would be helpful
), anything that deals with visuals, so your entity movement and stuff like that, is done client side. The server handles the information like the placement of the entity on the map, the locations of blocks etc. Once again, the server handles the data, the client displays the data.I hope that helps
If it doesn't, I am sorry.
Change the HUD Position?
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Here is some sudo-code type thing:
public class RenderingEventHandler { @ForgeSubscribe public void renderPre ( RenderGameOverlayEvent.PRE event ) { // hook into code for the types of overlays. E.g., experience, health, armor, food // use GL11.glTranslated ( par1, par2, par3 ); // // par1 = Move it so far on the X-Axis // par2 = Move it so far on the Y-Axis // par3 = Move it so far on the Z-Axis, irrelevant with GUI's. So it always equals 0 when working with a GUI // // move on to the next overlay and move it } }