Hello, I would like to know where in the code of the minecraft is that when you use an item so I can override to use in a custom item, I was looking on the treatment of user input of the game http://greyminecraftcoder.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/user-input.html, however is not quite exactly what I want to do (I do not want to detect when the user clicks the right mouse button but when it activates an item, because that must be considered configuration command 'use item' can be changed to another type of input type a key keyboard).

Appreciate everyone's attention for any clarification.

There is look at the javaDocs in the Item class.

Hi

 

Although the Minecraft.clickMouse(button) says "left and right buttons", exactly the same code is called for keyboard keys which have been mapped to the attack or use actions.  In fact, if the right mouse button is clicked, it is converted to a "keyboard press" as the very first thing.

 

For "eating" an item (or blocking a sword or similar) you might be interested in PlayerControllerMP.sendUseItem and Item.useItemRightClick

 

For right clicks on blocks

ForgeEventFactory.onPlayerInteract(RIGHT_CLICK_BLOCK)

or

Item.onItemFirstUse

or

Item.tryPlaceItemIntoWorld

 

For right clicks on air

ForgeEventFactory.onPlayerInteract(RIGHT_CLICK_AIR)

 

You can see all these options and how they are called from Minecraft.clickMouse.

 

-TGG

I was confusing a class that believed it was represented that the items in the game, such net.minecraft.entity.item.Entityitem, had not noticed that there is a class net.minecraft.item.Item.

Noting she noticed the existence of the method Item.onItemUse (), I believe that is exactly what I was looking for, I will perform some tests to find out if I can use it for what I plan.

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