[1.7.10] onLivingUpdate Entity

[deenkayros]

Hi,

 

I need to cancel or make ineffective the onLivingUpdate() event of a specific Entity ... in order to make the Entity totally immobile.

 

Thank in advance.

 

PS: I tried to set the "motion" properties but the entity seems however trying to walk...

[deenkayros]

LivingUpdateEvent is cancelable.

 

how? ... I refer to a vanilla entity ...

[Draco18s]

LivingUpdateEvent is cancelable.

 

how? ... I refer to a vanilla entity ...

 

Subscribe to the event

 

event.setCanceled(true)

[deenkayros]

 

Subscribe to the event

 

event.setCanceled(true)

 

I found this code:

@SubscribeEvent
public void onEntityUpdate(LivingUpdateEvent event) throws InterruptedException {
}

 

But I need to get the current player that is grabbing it ... It would be perfect if i can set a "grabber-id" variable on the entity with which to obtain the player.. or How can i do it?

[Anon10W1z]

 

Subscribe to the event

 

event.setCanceled(true)

 

I found this code:

   @SubscribeEvent
   public void onEntityUpdate(LivingUpdateEvent event) throws InterruptedException {
   }

 

But I need to get the current player that is grabbing it ... It would be perfect if i can set a "grabber-id" variable on the entity with which to obtain the player.. or How can i do it?

First off, remove that throws declaration, Second, look up data watchers.

[Anon10W1z]

No, you can't use data watchers for this.

To attach data to an entity you need IExtendedEntityProperties.

Just wondering, why not?

[deenkayros]

No, you can't use data watchers for this.

To attach data to an entity you need IExtendedEntityProperties.

 

And If I use an existing vanilla variable like "timeUntilPortal" = X while I'm grabbing the entity? where "X" = unusual number ...

[shadowfacts]

NBT maybe?

[starwarsmace]

NBT maybe?

To save NBT into a player you would need IExtendedEntityProperties

[61352151511]

Why IExtendedEntityProperties? If it's a small amount of NBT you can do something like

 

		NBTTagCompound persistentData = player.getEntityData().getCompoundTag(EntityPlayer.PERSISTED_NBT_TAG);
		persistentData.setString("last_location", loc.toString());
		player.getEntityData().setTag(EntityPlayer.PERSISTED_NBT_TAG, persistentData);

 

That's something I got from my code after reading iChun's Hats mod code, Unless I missed a huge part of it, that seems to work.