Hello I would like to know how to break as "thePlayer", so it´s like the player holds the mouse buttons.

Is that possible and if yes how?

 

Thanks

 

Keba

I don't understand what you mean. A player can already break and place blocks.

And how can i do it automaticaly? Like thePlayer.placeblock(x y z) and theplayer.breakblock(x, y, z);

Oh, you should of said that in your post! You can do this easily with World#setBlock. If you want to delete a block, you simply set it to air.

No I need it to really mine it, because it should work on multiplayer server without forge....

So, you're trying to make a client only mod that mines for the player? That is actually called "hacking", and is not supported here.

But it is only for my own Server? I didn´t know that it is not allowed. Is there still a way to break or place blocks?

If you want to break a block automatically without the server having forge installed, you'd need to send packets from client to server in order to trick the server into thinking you did it (I think). Or, just have some button that sets the MOUSE1 (left click) as held always. Although, you saying it's for "your own Server" doesn't make sense considering you could install forge on your own server.

Thats the problem... I cant install forge cause my brrother wants to play and his Computer is not able to install forge

Not really hacking as long as it doesn't e.g: Mine stuff that is behind you, but yeah - that is at least botting and is just stupid...

 

If you can code - checking out PlayerConroller will suffice, you will know what to do. Just to note out: you still won't be able to mine more than one block, nor mine with "long-range" or something, just saying, don't expect magic to happen.

 

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But it is only for my own Server? I didn´t know that it is not allowed. Is there still a way to break or place blocks?

 

1. If it is for your server, why client-side only?

2. Noone can stop you, I can only say it is waste of time and 0 creativity.

3. Learn to read MC's code. It is very simple and will teach you much more than we here. In this case - seriously, you just have to look at Minecraft.class and find where input happens.