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I'm currently trying to implement a kind of drop item into block to get something, but I can't find the right event.

 

I've tried the ItemTossEvent, but it's only called when the entityitem is put into the world. I also tried the LivingFallEvent, but of course, it's only for living entities.

 

So is there an event that's called when an EntityItem drops?

Kain

Hi

 

I'm pretty sure there is no such event, but you could perhaps add code to the Entity's .onUpdate, to inspect Entity.onGround, and if true, check the block underneath it.

 

-TGG

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Ok, instead I've used the ItemTossEvent to get the dropped item, then I used my own EntityItem class that detects if it's on the ground.

Kain

There's also a collide function in the Block class that will detect entities, IIRC.  Look at the hopper.

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