NeoSup2130

I've trouble with sending a packet from server side to client side. When I use a method in my ExtendedPlayer to see which level the player is Client side shows 0 and server side shows 2 (Changed level)

PacketPipeLine SyncPlayerPropsPacket ExtendedPlayer CommonProxy

I've trouble with sending a packet from server side to client side It's my first time with packet sending Have you searched for a tutorial? I believe diesieben07 has one on this forum. Yeah I've searched some tutorials: CoolAlias's one but I find it still complex because it's my first time with the packethandler and sending packets

I've trouble with sending a packet from server side to client side It's my first time with packet sending

because I don' t know what to show? CommonProxy/ The Packet / PacketPipeLine / The ExtendedPlayer / MainClass

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Thank you that worked like a charm

I've searched through google and read that this is a problem. I tried to make a new potioneffect class that extends PotionEffect, but that doesn't work. Is there a way to avoid this?

I solved it

If you know why I use static then you wouldn't have said this, if I remove it I'll get 12 more bugs

I know what static means, I use static so I can call it back when I'm in an another class here an example: https://github.com/NeoSup2130/Neo/blob/master/PlayerTransformed

Here's the ExtendedPlayer class : https://github.com/NeoSup2130/Neo/blob/master/ExtendedPlayer

Thanks Ernio But there's still one problem: Whenever I create a new world the stuff is saved from the previous world. I fixed it with an event which removes the levels when the world is created, but is there a better way to do it?

I've three integers with different names. When the player does something one of them goes up and gives the player buffs and debuffs. But whenever I shutdown minecraft complety it doesn't save the integers and I know for a fact that you can use NBT to save them but I don't know how.

Use the event: PlayerLoggedInEvent Whenever the player joins the world for the first time this event gets called. And this event is a FMLCommonHandler event