Check if player has a chest open and what the name of the chest is?

[Guru_Fraser]

How would I find out if the player is currently looking into a chest (just single) and how would I get the name of this chest?

[hydroflame]

player.openContainer

[Guru_Fraser]

I couldn't see anything that would get the name in here though? I saw .toString() but I had doubts that was right, is that correct though or should I be seing another method?

[hydroflame]

toString might simple the method from java.lang.Object

 

afaik chest dont have names, why do you need something like this

[Guru_Fraser]

PERFECT. THank you so much man, just what I was looking for, you're like a walking forge dictionary

[hydroflame]

yes ok but all chest are going to have the same name right ?

[Guru_Fraser]

No, in an anvil you can rename a chest, thus you can have a chest named "edward" .

[hydroflame]

oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

TIL!

[Guru_Fraser]

PERFECT. THank you so much man, just what I was looking for, you're like a walking forge dictionary

Eclipse is my friend

How the hell do i use sendTextToPlayer() ?

I thought this would work:

player.sendChatToPlayer("Hi");

but it doesn't, its asking for

"chatmessagecomponent"

which doesn't accept any params D:.

[hydroflame]

sendChatToPlayer(ChatMessageComponent.func_111066_d("HELOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!"));

[Guru_Fraser]

Happen to know how to make it send to the server, and work as a command eg make it so it runs lets for example say "/seed" ? Because I tried it and all it does it outputs it in chat .

[GotoLink]

With a MinecraftServer instance:

executeCommand("/awesomeCommand");//will use default "fake entity" to notify the admins

or a ICommandManager instance:

executeCommand(ICommandSender icommandsender, String s);//will use icommandsender name to notify the admins