just a ground question.

 

I want that if the player on my server klick a button , that he will join an other server.

 

I ask for a start tip

 

thanks ur nexti

ok i get some things.

 

1. the method to connect is

 

        FMLClientHandler.instance().connectToServer(this, serverdata);

 

2. serverdata is

 

serverdata whhhatt??^^

 

 

Did you try looking at the

ServerData

class or how it's used? You should be able to navigate to it and find usages of it using your IDE.

thx for your response.

 

yae i also looked at the Serverdata , but i dont understand the format for it.

 

i add a new data to the serverlist, but i cant connect to him ingame.

It shows the new server a the main menu Multiplayer.

 

I have to learn how i can connect without useing the gui

nobody?

Did you try calling

FMLClientHandler#connectToServer

with a new

ServerData

object?

the problem is that the function seems so go in emptyness my serverdata is correct, but it just nothing happend.

 

System.out.println(  FMLClientHandler.instance().getServer());

 

            this.field_146811_z = new ServerData("Rin-Online", "188.40.97.137");

    FMLClientHandler.instance().connectToServer(

          FMLClientHandler.instance().getClient().currentScreen,

          field_146811_z);

 

this is what i have. but i am a nooby at servermanagement... and english^^

how i can thank you ? where is this button xDD

I just implemented this myself, it was a bit tricky to figure out. You can't just connect to the new server immediately, you need to disconnect from the current server first and then connect to the new server.

 

When the player clicks the button, store the

ServerData

of the pending connection somewhere and disconnect them from the server. Look at

GuiIngameMenu#actionPerformed

(case 1, the Disconnect/Save and Quit button) to see how to disconnect from the current server.

 

When the player disconnects from the server (

FMLNetworkEvent.ClientDisconnectionFromServerEvent

), schedule a task on the main thread using

Minecraft#addScheduledTask

(this event is fired on a Netty thread, so you must schedule a task on the main thread before you can safely interact with normal Minecraft classes). In this task, check if there's pending connection. If there is, call

FMLClientHandler#setupServerList

followed by

FMLClientHandler#connectToServer

(pass a new instance of

GuiMainMenu

as the first argument) to connect to the new server.

 

You can see my implementation (a client command) here. If you're not targeting Java 8, use an anonymous class instead of a lambda for the scheduled task and Guava's

Optional

instead of Java's

Optional

.