Colored bed: the player won't sleep

[Kander16]

Hello,

 

I have a problem about my colored bed.

 

When i right click the "Blue bed" it flashes into the bed and goes back out withing a half second.

 

Everything works good exept that part, it just won't get into bed ant sleep i see "Leave bed" for a flash of time and then you get out of the bed. It doesn't crahses or anything like that, no log message, nothing

I think its with the BlockBlueBed file, i dont see a reason why it is at the ItemBlueBed, but for sure iam posting it below.

 

Please help.

 

ItemBlueBed.java

http://pastebin.com/uiMi5i1g

BlockBlueBed.java

http://pastebin.com/z12Kw6cX

 

 

[Degubi]

Try to extend BlockBed with your block class.

[Kander16]

What line? An what Class file?

[Kander16]

Like public class BlockBlueBed extends BlockDirectional? or what do you mean?

[Degubi]

yes, public class "NameHere" extends BlockBed.

[Kander16]

Nope, Doesn't work, it keeps going into bed for a minimum of time and goes back out of the bed.

[Degubi]

Code?

[Kander16]

Okay, Its just for testing.

 

http://pastebin.com/VsNFKPP0

[TheGreyGhost]

Hi

 

I suggest you put a breakpoint in the following two places:

EntityPlayer.sleepInBedAt()

and

EntityPlayer.wakeUpPlayer()

That should help you narrow down whether the player is going to sleep correctly, and why they are waking up again.

 

-TGG

[xthepersonx]

I'm fairly certain that there are parts of the EntityPlayer file that point directly to Blocks.Bed

 

Unsure exactly how to go around that, but when I was messing around with making new beds a few versions ago, I had to change something in the EntityPlayer file to accept new types of beds, even though I was extending the BlockBed file. I wasn't using forge at the time. Might want to check those files as well?

[SanAndreaP]

I'm fairly certain that there are parts of the EntityPlayer file that point directly to Blocks.Bed

 

Unsure exactly how to go around that, but when I was messing around with making new beds a few versions ago, I had to change something in the EntityPlayer file to accept new types of beds, even though I was extending the BlockBed file. I wasn't using forge at the time. Might want to check those files as well?

Nope. Forge made a hook for that.

 

@kander16:

I don't see you overriding isBed() in your blocks class. You need to do that in order for it to be recognized as a bed. (The original implementation checks if the block instance is

Blocks.bed

, so it will return false on your block instance).

[Kander16]

Yes, it works!

 

Know I know what I was forgotten.

Just the @Override Anotation with

 

    public boolean isBed(IBlockAccess world, int x, int y, int z, EntityLivingBase player)

    {

        return this == Living.blockBlueBed;

    }

 

In it.

 

 

Also, is there a way to work more efficient, like

return this == Living.blockBlueBed OR Living.blockOrangeBed?

 

Thanks!

[SanAndreaP]

You can make a super class BlockColoredBed and have all your custom colored beds extend that class.

Then in your superclass, override isBed and check if

this instanceof BlockColoredBed

.