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It's a custom block. To be exactly an Ore which should look like stone if the player doesn't wear a custom helmet.

Hello, I'm trying to change the texture of a block in game (only if the player wears a special helmet). I only need this on the client side, because other players (without the helmet) should see the block like normal. How would I achieve something like this? Are there any events I could use? Thanks!

The client part works well for me. I simply did this in my server proxy: ((EntityPlayerMP) entity).interactionManager.setBlockReachDistance(range); I also had to use the PlayerInteractEvent.LeftClickEmpty event, send a packet and raytrace to attack entities from the new range.

Looks like a nice solution! I should probably have checked this topic before I tried something new... I actually fixed it a bit differently. The problem was the method getBlockReachDistance() in PlayerControllerMP, which always returned 4.5F or 5F depending on the player's gamemode. I overrid that method in a custom PlayerControllerMP class and set the playerController field from the minecraft instance to the custom one. Client Proxy: @Override public void setWeaponRange(Entity entity, double range) { super.setWeaponRange(entity, range); class RangePlayerController extends PlayerControllerMP { private float range = Constants.DEFAULT_RANGE; public RangePlayerController(Minecraft mcIn, NetHandlerPlayClient netHandler) { super(mcIn, netHandler); } @Override public float getBlockReachDistance() { return range; } public void setBlockReachDistance(float range) { this.range = range; } } Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getMinecraft(); EntityPlayer player = mc.thePlayer; if (player == entity) { if (!(mc.playerController instanceof RangePlayerController)) { GameType gameType = ReflectionHelper.getPrivateValue(PlayerControllerMP.class, mc.playerController, "currentGameType", "field_78779_k"); NetHandlerPlayClient netClient = ReflectionHelper.getPrivateValue(PlayerControllerMP.class, mc.playerController, "connection", "field_78774_b"); RangePlayerController controller = new RangePlayerController(mc, netClient); boolean isFlying = player.capabilities.isFlying; boolean allowFlying = player.capabilities.allowFlying; controller.setGameType(gameType); player.capabilities.isFlying = isFlying; player.capabilities.allowFlying = allowFlying; mc.playerController = controller; } ((RangePlayerController) mc.playerController).setBlockReachDistance((float) range); } } Thanks anyway!

Hey! I'm trying to increase the player's block reach distance but it doesn't seem to work. This is my code: @Override public void onUpdate(ItemStack stack, World world, Entity entity, int itemSlot, boolean isSelected) { super.onUpdate(stack, world, entity, itemSlot, isSelected); if (!(entity instanceof EntityPlayerMP)) return; if (isSelected) { ((EntityPlayerMP) entity).interactionManager.setBlockReachDistance(20.0D); } else { ((EntityPlayerMP) entity).interactionManager.setBlockReachDistance(5.0D); } } The setters only run on the server side. Could that be the problem? Has someone a proper solution for this? Thanks!

Hi! I made a custom Model which extends ModelBiped and I use it as armor model at the moment. I use the method getArmorModel in ItemArmor for this. My problem is that I have a custom slot for my armor item (backpack) and I want to render the model on the player if the item is detected in that slot and not in the chestplate slot. I already tried the event RenderPlayerEvent.SetArmorModel but it is deprecated and I don't really know how to use it. Are there any good ways to do this?

Hello! I'm working on updating my mod (1.7.10 to 1.9). My problem is, that I don't know how to attach a custom Model (which extends ModelBase) to an item. In 1.7, I did something like that: MinecraftForgeClient.registerItemRenderer(AstralItems.spellBook, new Astral3DItemBooks(new ModelSpellBook(), "spellBook.png")); I had a custom class (Astral3DItemBooks), which implemented IItemRenderer and I just passed the Model and String (Texture Path) to render the Item. But the interface IItemRenderer and the method registerItemRenderer doesn't exists anymore... Does anyone know a good tutorial or a solution for this?

I know this post is old, but the problem is still a thing. I had the same issue. It's because Minecraft can only handle 4000 particles at once. If there are more than 4000, the game crashes.

Hey! Is there any way to save the enchantments from an ItemStack / input of a recipe and add them to the output of a recipe? I already tried this, but hadn't any success. public static void craftSword(ItemStack output, ItemStack mat, ItemStack tool) { Map enchants = EnchantmentHelper.getEnchantments(tool); EnchantmentHelper.setEnchantments(enchants, output); GameRegistry.addShapedRecipe(output, new Object[]{"M","M","T",'M', mat, 'T', tool}); } craftSword(new ItemStack(Items.stone_sword), stonePlate, new ItemStack(Items.wooden_sword)); Thanks for help!

Thanks! I'll have to try that.

Hey! I'm pretty new into modding, so this is probably a easy problem... I made an item, which can store players experience levels, but I have a problem. I made two variants of using this item to store and withdraw xp. The first one is made with onItemRightClick and the second one is made with onUpdate and a custom key. The first one is working nicely, but if I use the second one, the xp and the durability always reset to their normal value, if i receive more xp or after a certain time. Here is my code: package lellson.survivalgear.items; import lellson.survivalgear.util.SurvivalKeys; import baubles.api.BaubleType; import baubles.api.IBauble; import net.minecraft.entity.Entity; import net.minecraft.entity.EntityLivingBase; import net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer; import net.minecraft.item.Item; import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack; import net.minecraft.world.World; public class ItemXpHolder extends Item { public ItemXpHolder() { this.setMaxDamage(50); this.maxStackSize = 1; } // First variant. works fine! @Override public ItemStack onItemRightClick(ItemStack item, World world, EntityPlayer player) { if (!player.isSneaking()) { if (item.getItemDamage() > 0 && item.getItemDamage() <= 50 && ((EntityPlayer) player).experienceLevel > 0) { player.experienceLevel -= 1; item.damageItem(-1, player); } } if (player.isSneaking()) { if (item.getItemDamage() < 50) { player.experienceLevel += 1; item.damageItem(1, player); } } return item; } // Second variant. The xp and the durability always reset to their normal value @Override public void onUpdate(ItemStack item, World world, Entity player, int i, boolean b) { if (SurvivalKeys.survivalActivate.isPressed()) { if (!player.isSneaking()) { if (item.getItemDamage() > 0 && item.getItemDamage() <= 50 && ((EntityPlayer) player).experienceLevel > 0) { ((EntityPlayer) player).experienceLevel -= 1; item.damageItem(-1, (EntityLivingBase) player); } } if (player.isSneaking()) { if (item.getItemDamage() < 50) { ((EntityPlayer) player).experienceLevel += 1; item.damageItem(1, (EntityLivingBase) player); } } } } } Thanks for your help!