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[SOLVED] [1.6.4] Spawn custom EntityFX on server side

BlackCrafer666
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You need to send a packet.

For tutorials on how, google it, there are a ton of tutorials out there.

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    Please explain more. You are making a mod or what?

    I am try to make my firework mod works on server. Now if one player launch a firework, it's invisible for other players (sorry for my english). I search a way how to fix it.

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    Hi

     

    EntityFX are used on the client only.

     

    So you could use your packet something like this:

    1) When the server wants to create the effect on the clients: send a packet to all clients who are nearby.  Something very simple, like an integer specifying which effect you want, and the coordinates it should be created at.

    2) When the client receives the packet, spawn the appropriate EntityFX using the information in the packet.

     

    The fact that it currently works for only the player who's running the server, means you've probably got a serious bug - i.e. your server side code is accessing client-side objects.  That will eventually cause your mod to crash (and it won't work on dedicated server either).

     

    Some background on the concepts here, in case you're not familiar with them

    http://greyminecraftcoder.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/client-server-communication-using.html

    http://greyminecraftcoder.blogspot.com.au/2013/11/how-forge-starts-up-your-code.html

    The information is for 1.6.4 (and packet handling in particular is quite different) but the concepts are still the same.

     

    -TGG

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    I read a few tutorials, but I can not understand how to send packets on a specific event. I need for anybody teach me step by step. Can anybody help me?

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