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I am trying to make an armor that replicates the effects of the Jump Boost potion effect without acutally giving the player the Jump Boost potion effect. I've tried player.addVelocity(0.0,5.0,0.0) and player.motionY+5 but none of them work. The values themselves change, but the height of the player jump is not changed at all.

 

Does anyone know how I can give the player a higher jump height?

 

Thanks for reading! =)

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I would also like to know.  I ended up using the potion effect, but if I could get the same effect without, that would be awesome.

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Perhaps if we looked where the potion effects are given to the player, the actual code for each specific potion effect is determined by the potion id. I checked under EntityLivingBase updatePotions with no luck. Any ideas? =)

Posted

Use LivingJumpEvent:

@ForgeSubscribe
public void onLivingJumpEvent(LivingJumpEvent event)
{
  if (event.entity instanceof EntityPlayer && wearing your armor)
  {
    event.entity.motionY += 0.2D; // or whatever value you want
  }
}

If you don't want to use events, you could try using the Forge method onArmorTickUpdate (in the Item class) and change the player's jump movement factor. I haven't tried that personally, though.

Posted

alias, for some reason, the jump boost works in the LivingJumpEvent method that you showed me but when I try to do so in the onUpdate of my custom potioneffect, I know that the code is executed(by a simple player.addChatMessage) but it doesn't work whether I use par1EntityLivingBase.motionY+= 0.2D; or EntityPlayer player = (EntityPlayer) par1EntityLivingBase and player.motionY += 0.2D;

 

I guess I will go with using the event. Even though, optimally, I would like it to work inside my custom PotionEffect.

 

Thanks for the help! =)

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