Hello Guys!

 

I'm creating a special Item, which should have a shooting function if you right klick it and a healing function if you left klick it.

 

Right Klick short: Shoot

Right Klick long: Aim and shoot

Left klick: Heal

 

The function should be created in a way that you don't have to select a Block or an Entity before klicking, just klick anywhere.

 

Any Ideas??

anybody any ideas?

 

I'm not sure what you mean by click it.

Do you mean having it in the hand and then clicking?

I'm not sure what you mean by click it.

Do you mean having it in the hand and then clicking?

Yes, exactly.

You hold the Item and perform a klick, either with the left mouse-button or with the right one. And both clicks should lead to a single method. But I could only find methods for the event of klicking at a Block... You should be able to klick right into the air, like wit a bow, but also with the left mouse button.

 

(Hope, everybody understands)

 

There are many functions of the Item which you can look into.

 

If you look into the Item.java class of the minecraft project you will see many methods, look into them and you will find several interesting ones like onItemUse and so on.

 

If you press Ctrl+Shift+T inside eclipse and type Item you should be able to find the main Item class rather quickly

I looked it up and found only onItemRightKlick(...), but nothing for Left Klick except onLeftKlickEntity, and this is only for entities and not active if you click right into the air...

I don't know how, but it must be possible, because they do it in the PortalGun Mod.

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public void playerInteractEvent(PlayerInteractEvent evt) 

it might help to you.

But ther's also no property for clicking right into the air. There are only RIGHT_KLICK_BLOCK, RIGHT_KLICK_AIR and LEFT_KLICK_BLOCK; I need LEFT_KLICK_AIR.

Hi

 

The code for handling left & right mouse clicks is in Minecraft.tick() --> Minecraft.clickMouse(int button)

 

A left click goes to EntityLivingBase.swingItem --> item.onEntitySwing(), so you can probably intercept it here, however the code continues on to do all sorts of other left-click things and you might have trouble stopping it - perhaps overwriting Minecraft.objectMouseOver might do the trick.  Depends what you want to do exactly.

 

-TGG

 

 

Thank You! This finally worked!