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Question 1: Is there an alternative to tick handlers? I have a block and something happens to it after a certain amount of time and id usually use a tick counter to time and then execute but id need to make the variable a static one to make it accessible from my Block class, now I dont want that because I dont want the timer to be the same for every block. Is there a way around this or an alternative? Im trying to avoid static at all costs

 

*To people who suggest the update method in Block, it dosent tick enough, so no.*

 

 

well if the methods of block dont satisfy you then theres no scalable solution

how to debug 101:http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Debug_101

-hydroflame, author of the forge revolution-

*To people who suggest the update method in Block, it dosent tick enough, so no.*

You can world.scheduleBlockUpdate(args) , so yes.

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*To people who suggest the update method in Block, it dosent tick enough, so no.*

You can world.scheduleBlockUpdate(args) , so yes.

 

Never knew that was such a thing, this works fine. Thanks

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