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hello everyone, i need to use 'tick' override in my Block class, but it deprecated and doesnt work, is there any alternative? 

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16 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Mojang uses @Deprecated in the block class to mean "do not call this, overriding it is fine".

Show what you tried.

        @Override
        public void tick(BlockState p_60462_, ServerLevel p_60463_, BlockPos p_60464_, Random p_60465_) {
            BlockPos p_152432_ = p_60464_;
                Random r = new Random();
                if(r.nextInt(0,100)<5)
                    for (int i = 0; i < r.nextInt(1,10); i++)
                        p_60463_.addParticle(ParticleTypes.EFFECT, p_152432_.getX()+r.nextFloat(0,1.3f),
                                p_152432_.getY()+0.3+r.nextFloat(0,1.3f),
                                p_152432_.getZ()+r.nextFloat(0,1.3f),
                                0,0,0);
            super.tick(p_60462_, p_60463_, p_60464_, p_60465_);
        }

it didnt work

  • Author
10 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

tick is server side, particles are client side.

Use animateTick for particles.

Thank You! that works!

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