Hello, here i am with some problems:

My mod uses payer.posY each tick and checks for block on that position (after checking other stuff). And the problem i met in deobf environment was that posY of player on client was server's y position + eyeHeight. So i had to change code to following:

		Block block;
		if(player.getClass().getName().contains("net.minecraft.client")){
			block = player.worldObj.getBlock((int) Math.floor(player.posX), (int) Math.floor(player.posY - 1), (int) Math.floor(player.posZ));
		} else {
			block = player.worldObj.getBlock((int) Math.floor(player.posX), (int) Math.floor(player.posY), (int) Math.floor(player.posZ));
		}

This code is working with zero problems in dev environment... But, when i run it in obf environment, on client it is not working, as it is in dev. How ever, server part of code is working equally good in both environments.

How do i know that this is not working on client in obf?

Here's logging code:

			logger.debug(player.rotationPitch == 90 && ((block == TeleplatesBase.teleplate && EnergyManager.canTeleportFromTeleplate(player))));
			logger.debug((player.rotationPitch == 90) + " && ((" + (block == TeleplatesBase.teleplate) + "&&" + (EnergyManager.canTeleportFromTeleplate(player)) + "))");

And here's logging results i get in dev environment:

[16:59:55] [server thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true
[16:59:55] [server thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true&& ((true&&true))
[16:59:55] [Client thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true
[16:59:55] [Client thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true&& ((true&&true))

And in obf environment:

[16:57:36] [server thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true
[16:57:36] [server thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true && ((true&&true))
[16:57:36] [Client thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: false
[16:57:36] [Client thread/DEBUG] [Teleportation Manager/]: true && ((false&&true))

So it leads me to fact that yPos of player on client is different in 2 environments... Why??? And how to fix it???

 

Thanks for help!

If you have any questions - just ask!

if(player.getClass().getName().contains("net.minecraft.client")) - This is a joke... right? RIGHT?

Use player.worldObj.isRemote.

Wow. Don't know why i wrote that, but anyway, fixed it... And it fixed this problem... Don't know exactly why though... Dangit... I'm an idiot... In obf, names are obfuscated...

You could also have used

instanceof

.  But worldObj.isRemote is probably the best method.

You could also have used

instanceof

.  But worldObj.isRemote is probably the best method.

Nope. It would crash on server.