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[SOLVED][1.21.8 | Forge 58.0.5] How to cancel InputEvent.MouseScrollingEvent?

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On Forge 58.0.5 (MC 1.21.8), InputEvent.MouseScrollingEvent is marked cancellable (implements Cancellable, uses a CancellableEventBus), but the event type does not expose setCanceled(boolean) or cancel() from a @SubscribeEvent listener.

What’s the correct way to cancel this event (or otherwise block vanilla scroll behavior) from mod code?

Can someone plz point me in the right direction?

Thx

Edited by Zacomat
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Forge for 1.21.6 and newer uses EventBus 7, which is a major rewrite. You can read the migration guide here, this explains how to cancel events.

Please don't PM me to ask for help. Asking your question in a public thread preserves it for people who are having the same problem in the future.

  • Zacomat changed the title to [SOLVED][1.21.8 | Forge 58.0.5] How to cancel InputEvent.MouseScrollingEvent?
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Personally, I just use event.SetCanceled(true) in my handler and it blocks the scroll well.
Even if the method does not appear clear, it is available via the Cancellable interface.
It works at home without additional hacks.

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