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I would like to read the value of foodExhaustionLevel in the player's foodStats. I have successfully used reflection to get access, but this only works in the dev environment, not the compiled code.

 

I have tried experimenting with ObfuscationReflectionHelper, but I am not sure how it works.

 

This is what I have so far:

FoodStats stats = player.getFoodStats();
Class c = stats.getClass();
// Field f = ReflectionHelper.findField(stats.getClass(), "foodExhaustionLevel");
Field f = ObfuscationReflectionHelper.getPrivateValue(stats, <What goes here?>, "foodExhaustionLevel");

 

Can anybody help?

 

Hi

 

Maybe you could do it more robustly by being a bit sneaky...

 

  NBTTagCompound dummyTag = new NBTTagCompound();

  player.getFoodStats().writeNBT(dummyTag);

  float foodExhaustionLevel = dummyTag.getFloat("foodExhaustionLevel");

 

-TGG

You would need the obfuscated name.

 

Go into mcp/conf and open up fields.csv in a text editor of your choice (or excel, but notepad is sufficient).  Search for the field name ("foodExhaustionLevel" without quotes).  Next to it, you'll find an obfuscated name (eg. "field_75126_c").  That is the field name you'd want to use with reflections.

 

Mind that that field name won't work in the dev environment!

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