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How can I find the "forge bot"? Which is the official server that you talked about?

Ok, I've found a solution. boolean open = true; Socket socket = SocketFactory.getDefault().createSocket(); try { socket.setSoTimeout(5000); socket.connect(new InetSocketAddress("127.0.0.1", 25565)); socket.close(); } catch (ConnectException e) { open = false; System.err.println(e); } Using this code, if the soker.connection method throw a ConnectException it means that my server is offline (or is starting), else the server is up and running.

Sorry guys, did you know if there's an event like the FMLServerStoppingEvent but for the start event? I need to notify a remote server when my server is ready. (For ready I means that I can access on it with a minecraft client)

This isn't the same topic. The previous one is a topic about an action after the server stop. This one is for stop the server based on an event. Thanks @IceMetalPunk for this solution. I know, it's strange that I want to stop the server using this method, but I need it because I have a "remote" server and I need to control it without really interact with it. (I know that I didn't explain my idea, but without explain all the environment is too complex to explain just this part ).

Hi All, I need to stop my server based on an external text file. E.g.: I have a file in a folder called "server_info.txt". Now, if this file begins with "stop" I need to stop the server. Actually I read this file using the TickHandler (TickEvent.ServerTickEvent) every x minutes but I don't know if there's a possibility to stop the server using a method like "server.stop();" (?) Thanks.

Oh, good point. Thanks @diesieben07 for the tip

Do you think that is better? I thought about a server side mod just to do all inside the single command "java -jar mc_server.jar nogui" but if I can't do it I'll write an external bat to run this script after the previous command. With the second method it will works, right?

I want to zip my world and upload it on a cloud after server stop because I switch between 2 pc's and I do this manually everytime. (a real boring action )

Hi guys, I want to make a mod that do some actions (like do a post call to a WebServer or other things) after the stop command is launched on server console. p.s.: I know that if I add a command in the ServerStart.cmd as last command I can run another java application that do this, but I don't want to change that file. Thanks.

Hi all, I want to play my .mp3 file (I don't know if .mp3 file is good or I need to convert to another one) when the player break a certain block with any item (or with none). My needs is a things like change the vanilla diamond ore breaking sound with a custom sound. Is it possible?

You can try with this: Minecraft.getMinecraft().player.getArmorInventoryList().contains(mymod.head) Remember that getArmorInventoryList return an Iterable of ItemStack, not Item.

For this I think that you can start from your "main" block and use it's position to check the other blocks beside. E.g.: Elven portal in Botania have a main block in the lowest part and this need to have 1 block in left part and one in righ part (and other blocks, but is an example). You can get the BlockPos of this main block and check if on x+1 and x-1 or z+1 and z-1 if there's the right blocks. I think that you can do this check on a TickHandler (I think that the best in this case can be the Server TickHandler). I don't know if there's some other more simplest methods to do that... UPDATE: Here you can find the Botania source code: https://github.com/Vazkii/Botania/tree/1.12

Oh ok, now it's clear! Thanks @diesieben07

Yes, this issue is basically related to the open phase of a GUI. If I short press E I see the inventory opened but in the console I can't see nothing (Same problem with L key Advancements). In the others cases (even the E press to close the inventory) I see it.

This code works fine for the first slot in player inventory: Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getMinecraft(); mc.playerController.windowClick(mc.player.inventoryContainer.windowId, 9, 0, ClickType.PICKUP, mc.player); mc.playerController.windowClick(mc.player.inventoryContainer.windowId, -999, 0, ClickType.PICKUP, mc.player); The first instruction is the left mouse click (3° param is mouse click, 0 for left, 1 for right) on the first slot in player inventory (2° param is inventory slot (0-4 for crafting, 5-8 for armor, 9-35 for inventory)). The second instruction is the left mouse click out of inventory GUI (to drop it down). This code works fine with the inventory closed.

With this update (check if phase is END): private static Field KEYBIND_ARRAY = null; @SubscribeEvent (priority = EventPriority.LOWEST) public void onClientTick(TickEvent.ClientTickEvent event) throws Exception { if(KEYBIND_ARRAY == null){ KEYBIND_ARRAY = KeyBinding.class.getDeclaredField("KEYBIND_ARRAY"); KEYBIND_ARRAY.setAccessible(true); } if(event.phase.equals(Phase.END)){ Map<String, KeyBinding> binds = (Map<String, KeyBinding>) KEYBIND_ARRAY.get(null); for (String bind : binds.keySet()) { if(binds.get(bind).isKeyDown()){ System.out.println(bind + " - " + binds.get(bind).getDisplayName()); break; } } } } I see no difference about the issue. I have a doubt of how can I set the static Field to final because if I do that and set equals to KeyBinding.class.getDeclaredField("field") eclipse give me an error and didn't compile it because there's a throws declaration on this method.

Ok thanks! Now it work (more or less) with the following code: private static Map<String, KeyBinding> binds = null; @SubscribeEvent (priority = EventPriority.LOWEST) //END is not present public void onClientTick(TickEvent.ClientTickEvent event) throws Exception { if(binds == null){ Field campo = KeyBinding.class.getDeclaredField("KEYBIND_ARRAY"); campo.setAccessible(true); binds = (Map<String, KeyBinding>) campo.get(null); } for (String bind : binds.keySet()) { if(binds.get(bind).isKeyDown()){ System.out.println(bind + " - " + binds.get(bind).getDisplayName()); break; } } } The only one issue that I've found is that if I press very fast a key that have a isPressed logic (like E key) it didn't catch the pressing event and print nothing. Set this thread as solved.

UPDATE: If I do this code (*) in the KeyInputEvent I can see the key pressed in the console but if the key works on a isPressed logic it didn't do the base logic (Ex: if I press E, I see "key.inventory - E" but my inventory didn't open). If I do this code (*) in the PlayerTickEvent/ClientTickEvent if the key works on a isPressed logic I can't see the key pressed in the console but the key works as expected (Ex: if I press E, I can see my inventory opened but nothing in the console). (*) Field campo = KeyBinding.class.getDeclaredField("KEYBIND_ARRAY"); campo.setAccessible(true); Map<String, KeyBinding> binds = (Map<String, KeyBinding>) campo.get(null); for (String bind : binds.keySet()) { if(binds.get(bind).isPressed()){ System.out.println(bind + " - " + binds.get(bind).getDisplayName()); break; } }

Sorry but, why this is wrong? @SubscribeEvent public void onKeyInput(InputEvent.KeyInputEvent event) { if(KeyBindings.left.isPressed()){ //do something } if(KeyBindings.right.isPressed()){ //do something } if(KeyBindings.up.isPressed()){ //do something } if(KeyBindings.down.isPressed()){ //do something } if(KeyBindings.rompi.isPressed()){ //do something } } For me it works without any problem. Which are the improvement to use the ClientTickEvent instead of this?

Hi guys, I want to know in my KeyInputEvent which is the key pressed without write a code like this: int n = 0; if(KeyBindings.left.isPressed()){ //EXAMPLE CODE n = 1; }else if(KeyBindings.right.isPressed()){ //EXAMPLE CODE n = 2; }else if(KeyBindings.up.isPressed()){ //EXAMPLE CODE n = 3; }else if(KeyBindings.down.isPressed()){ //EXAMPLE CODE n = 4; }else if(KeyBindings.back.isPressed()){ //EXAMPLE CODE n = 5; } because I need to check on ALL the key bindings (even to vanilla ones). Is there a method to get this information from the event argument or can I get a list of all registered KeyBinding? Add: I've tryied with Set<String> binds = KeyBinding.getKeybinds(); for (String bind : binds) { System.out.println(bind); } but I can only see the categories: key.categories.misc key.categories.creative key.categories.gameplay key.categories.multiplayer key.categories.movement key.categories.inventory

There's a possibility to put minecraft in debug mode like an eclipse project and go ahead instruction by instruction to follow the process and verify it?

Sorry but, how can I do it? There's a simple method to do that or I need to check manually in the Minecraft classes?

Hi guys, I need to write a method that can drop an item from a slot (like the first slot) in the player main inventory without open it. I need it to "delete" this item from my inventory but without a replaceLike method (pick up the inventory slot and set it as Air) because I need to run this mod only on a client that need to access to a vanilla server. So, in short, what I need to do is a process like this: open the inventory (press E); go with mouse on the selected slot; left click with mouse (pick up the item); move the mouse out of my inventory; left click with mouse (drop the item out of my inventory); close the inventory. PS if is possible, I would like to do it without real open and close inventory, to do it in a more efficient way. Anyone have an idea on how can I do it? Thanks.

Thanks @ratismal but how i use this events only in this method? after that i don't want to scan every single tick

yeah but... what is the TickHandler?