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[1.7.10]How would I check if an item is on the ground?

starwarsmace
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Is there anyway to check whether an item is on the ground? Could I convert the item into and EntityItem and see if the velocity is 0?

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    An item in the world is already an EntityItem to check if it is on the ground use

    entity.onGround

    I am using this in an IItemRenderer and I dont seem to have a world instance. In IItemRenderer it does say that Object[] data parameter in the ENTITY type is the EntityItem in the world. But I cant get an entityitem from an object array...

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    Use an enhanced for loop with the array and cast the current object to EntityItem, do a null check, and profit.

    Maker of the Craft++ mod.

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    Use an enhanced for loop with the array and cast the current object to EntityItem, do a null check, and profit.

    Thats a really good idea. It works. Thanks!

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    Use an enhanced for loop with the array and cast the current object to EntityItem, do a null check, and profit.

    Thats a really good idea. It works. Thanks!

    No problem, glad I could help!

    Maker of the Craft++ mod.

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    No need for a for loop...

    EntityItem item = (EntityItem) data[0];

    Is there the possibility of multiple objects in the array? If not, then that's fine.

    Maker of the Craft++ mod.

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    No need for a for loop...

    EntityItem item = (EntityItem) data[0];

    Oh youre right. Stupid me. The javadocs do say there is only on thing so youre right.

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