GabrielSnow

I found some Baritone commands that make a click but I cant seems to figure out how it works, can you help? public void Tester() { new Thread(() -> { if(StartTester) { Minecraft minecraft = Minecraft.getInstance(); minecraft.player.sendMessage(new TextComponent("Tester started"), minecraft.player.getUUID()); BaritoneAPI.getSettings().allowSprint.value = true; BaritoneAPI.getSettings().primaryTimeoutMS.value = 2000L; ICustomGoalProcess customGoalProcess = BaritoneAPI.getProvider().getPrimaryBaritone().getCustomGoalProcess(); IPlayerController playerController = BaritoneAPI.getProvider().getPrimaryBaritone().getPlayerContext().playerController(); customGoalProcess.setGoalAndPath(new GoalXZ(1000, 0)); while(StartTester) { playerController.clickBlock(null, Direction.fromNormal(0,0,0)); try { Thread.sleep(50); } catch (InterruptedException e) { minecraft.player.sendMessage(new TextComponent("Thread sleep error"), minecraft.player.getUUID()); Thread.currentThread().interrupt(); } } } }).start(); } playerController.clickBlock(); seems to be the thing I need but I dont know how to make it work.

As for listening if the mouse is pressed I found something for you: int pressed = java.awt.event.MouseEvent.BUTTON1; hope it helps, it might not be the exact thing you need but I think the library has listeners.

It doesn't seem like it would work, it doesn't reference the Minecraft instance. If it were to exist it would probably use Minecraft.getInstance() for the input, otherwise I don't think it would make sense, I went over the docs for Minecraft.getInstance().player but I couldn't find anything useful, only setting the rotation and getting the position, I can't find anything for inputs, maybe the only thing I could find is the keys for the player's set controls, but even with that there isn't a way that I know of that could use those keys to make an input onto the client, or register an input.

To add to this, I do not want to make a Minecraft bot like mineFlayer, that was not what I meant. I want to connect to the client side of the client using the mod and help them out like Baritone does, I want to help them farm or mine etc. I know that Baritone has those functions and accessing them would be great but making my own lets say #mine carrot command would be better. Maybe even at the end goal I could make a command to end the game by killing the ender dragon, but for that I need to create player inputs which I cannot seem to find even in the forge documentary, I asked ChatGPT but he only knows everything at and below 1.12.2 which is not what I want. A solution using external APIs would also be a good solution but I would prefer a solution without external APIs.

I think that you are trying to find out the opposite of me, how to detect left click. I'm trying to make the player left click, or mine. I know there is a way to detect the thing that you want using Minecraft.getInstance().player.getAttack() or something like that, I know it has .attack something at the end of it, hope it helps. But still, how do I make the player LEFT CLICK, and how do I make the player HOLD LEFT CLICK? If you know thanks ahead.

So I've been making a Minecraft bot because I want to get into AI and because I'm a bored student and I can't figure out how to make the player hold down left click, I've seen many people use KeyBind or minecraft.player.gameSettings but I figured that that doesn't work anymore because it's only in older versions(I think), I can't make the imports work (net.minecraft.client.settings). So far I figured out how to do it with the Baritone API using a loop but it's very CPU intensive, adding a delay makes it not work. while(true) { BaritoneAPI.getProvider().getPrimaryBaritone().getInputOverrideHandler().setInputForceState(baritone.api.utils.input.Input.CLICK_LEFT, true); }