Extremelyd1

I didn't think the solution would be that easy, thanks!!

When I close a custom GuiScreen by calling Minecraft.getMinecraft().displayGuiScreen(null); after I clicked on a custom button that executes that code, it appears that the field GuiScreen#eventButton still contains a value of a mouse button press, because I pressed a button to close my GuiScreen. Now, when I reopen the custom GuiScreen the method GuiScreen#mouseClickMove(int mouseX, int mouseY, int clickedMouseButton, long timeSinceLastClick) is being called continously util I reset it by pressing and releasing a mouse button. How can I reset the field eventButton when closing my GuiScreen to make sure this issue does not arise again?

Well it is part of some hack clients, but that is not what I am intending on making. It is actually part of some sort of ghost mod, which is under heavy development.

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I am trying to bind a key to make the playing 'ghost' in the game. By 'ghosting', I mean that the player client sided leaves the player's body behind and does not send updates to the server anymore until done with 'ghosting'. I haven't come anywhere yet, although I figured it has to do with rewriting parts of the classes 'EntityPlayerSP' and 'PlayerControllerMP'. But how would I make forge know that I have overwritten these? And if I manage to overwrite them, does it suffice to stop all packet sending to the server and only update EntityPlayerSP's location and such? Thanks in advance for helping!