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Hi,

I'm writing little mod for simple physics in minecraft. I need to check blocks on their update so I might need to somehow override the onBlockAdded and onNeighborBlockChange methods for all blocks, even added by other mods. But I don't know how to accomplish that. I tried to handle events, but I couldn't find any "onBlockPlaced" event or something like this. The PlayerInteractEvent isn't sufficient too, because what I need to know is what block is being placed and where is it.

 

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You're probably going to have to use Reflections and modify the Block class at runtime.

 

Not a guarantee that it'll work though, as mod blocks might not call super.onBlockPlaced(...) when they override it.

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You can use

pendingTickListEntriesTreeSet

field in WorldServer to get the blocks that will update next.

Why do you need

onNeighborBlockChange()

? This is mostly a redstone thing...

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