I'm making Stellarium mod, and I want to modify gravitation in minecraft.

But there is no unified method of applying gravitation in current minecraft forge,

It is impossible to apply modified gravitation for all of them. (Considering all mod entities...)

 

So I'm looking forward to the hook for gravitation.

It could be getGravitationAcceleration method in WorldProvider class,

Or Gravitation Registry, or GravitationMultiplierEvent...

or whatever.. I really need it, anyway.

I'm making Stellarium mod, and I want to modify gravitation in minecraft.

But there is no unified method of applying gravitation in current minecraft forge,

It is impossible to apply modified gravitation for all of them. (Considering all mod entities...)

 

So I'm looking forward to the hook for gravitation.

It could be getGravitationAcceleration method in WorldProvider class,

Or Gravitation Registry, or GravitationMultiplierEvent...

or whatever.. I really need it, anyway.

 

If YOU need it so much, why not make a Pull Request? We are not here just to make your job easier. Galacticraft already does this, so its not "impossible".

If YOU need it so much, why not make a Pull Request? We are not here just to make your job easier. Galacticraft already does this, so its not "impossible".

PR is an option, but it is hard to make the PR for this due to many reasons.

 

1. Galacticraft only changes the behavior of Player.

    Of course there are some alien mobs, but they are custom mobs by Galacticraft which can easily be modified (for Galacticraft).

 

2. Modifying Gravitation Effect is not that easy. For gravitation effect is hard-coded, and each entities got different methods for gravitation. Plus, there are custom entities added by mods which would have different mechanism of gravitation.

 

3. If this would made as a PR, it will contain so many changes. It would make the PR hard to accept.

If YOU need it so much, why not make a Pull Request? We are not here just to make your job easier. Galacticraft already does this, so its not "impossible".

PR is an option, but it is hard to make the PR for this due to many reasons.

 

1. Galacticraft only changes the behavior of Player.

    Of course there are some alien mobs, but they are custom mobs by Galacticraft which can easily be modified (for Galacticraft).

 

2. Modifying Gravitation Effect is not that easy. For gravitation effect is hard-coded, and each entities got different methods for gravitation. Plus, there are custom entities added by mods which would have different mechanism of gravitation.

 

3. If this would made as a PR, it will contain so many changes. It would make the PR hard to accept.

 

If you think a PR will be hard to accept, who do you expect to do this? PR or a patch by one of the Forge Team, they would both contain the same amount of changes. You don't even need this in forge, use ASM or Reflection. I will say 1 thing. If you want this, you will most likely need to do it yourself and PR it.

If you think a PR will be hard to accept, who do you expect to do this? PR or a patch by one of the Forge Team, they would both contain the same amount of changes. You don't even need this in forge, use ASM or Reflection. I will say 1 thing. If you want this, you will most likely need to do it yourself and PR it.

It is hard for this to be a PR, but for forge team it wont be a hard work.

For they can decide the way of achieving this, and they can access more codes which PR cannot. So it wont contain the same amount.

 

+ ASM cannot be an option, because it will seriously hack the compatibility with other mods. Then I'd rather make this mod non-forge, and would only use MCP. (Reflection wouldn't work for this)

I think that Forge team has so much knowledge with minecraft coding that it should be a lot easier for them.

In addition, I think they have their own plan to develop mcforge, and they would disallow PRs which doesn't get along with the plan.. (On coding style, way of hook(Event or Registry), and so on.)

Why don't you use the LivingUpdateEvent, check if the entity is inside of your dimension and multiply the motionY value of said entity?

Alongside with the LivingJumpEvent to modify how high your entities can jump, you can manipulate gravity quite well.

Why don't you use the LivingUpdateEvent, check if the entity is inside of your dimension and multiply the motionY value of said entity?

Alongside with the LivingJumpEvent to modify how high your entities can jump, you can manipulate gravity quite well.

If I just multiplies the motionY, it would effect flying entities as well, which is unexpected.

also it would give some odd effect when an entity got a shot.

I think it is similar with LivingUpdateEvent, and what I want is not just 'how high the entity can jump'

In addition, I want gravity is effective for arrow, falling block, and so on which is not LivingEntity.

.. in fact I have a hacky way similar to those.

 

If this suggestion cannot be accepted, then I'd make a PR(It is really hard for me but I can try),

or have to use some hacky way.

(Inspecting the entity motionY movement, and measure gravity as median of acceleration while entity is not on ground.)

and, So if these kind of suggestion cannot be accepted, then what suggestion would be able to on this board?

 

I hate the term 'Forge Team' as the 'Forge Team' as it sits is just one person. Me.

As for this suggestion 1) they are trying to say put your effort forth as I dont even entertain things that show no effort

2) This ins't going to happen EVERY entity interacts with gravity a differetn way there is no feasible way to change that without editng EVERY entity AND writing a transformer to TRY and edit every modded entity.

This is something Minecraft isnt designed to do generically. So... Unless you can figure out something thats both clean and efficient, doubt this  will ever happen

You could make copies of all the entity classes that would go into your dimension, and basically convert them when they enter, rather than put the actual entity in, and do the reverse for going back to other worlds. Just make sure to extend their copied classes to retain the same compatibility.

 

Ex:

// On send entity to dimension

 

EntitySheep sheep = (EntitySheep)originalEntity;

EntityStellarSheep stellarSheep = new EntityStellarSheep();

stellarSheep.setPositionAndRotation(sheep.posX,sheep.posY,sheep.posZ, sheep.rotationYaw, sheep.rotationPitch);

stellarSheep.setFleeceColor(sheep.getFleeceColor());

// etc, etc

 

 

Then after all is said and done, just override their update methods to apply your gravity instead of the built int gravity.