I found the mistake was checking for King instead of Queen because I had some other things with King so I need to have another event I suppose for two different entities

 

No event is triggered. Is something wrong with my code?( yes I check for King ...then Queen)

 

	@SubscribeEvent
public void onEntityTobieKingDeath(LivingDeathEvent event){
	if (!event.entityLiving.worldObj.isRemote ){
	if(!(event.entityLiving instanceof EntityTobieKing)){
		return;
	}
	if (event.entityLiving instanceof EntityTobieQueen){
		DamageSource source = event.source;
		EntityTobieQueen queen = (EntityTobieQueen) event.entityLiving;		
		if (source.getEntity() instanceof EntityPlayer) {
			EntityPlayer sourcePlayer = (EntityPlayer) source.getEntity();
			sourcePlayer.addStat(GlistreMod.mobKillAchievement_1, 1);	
			sourcePlayer.addChatMessage(
					new ChatComponentText(EnumChatFormatting.GOLD + "YOU KILLED THE EVIL TOBIE QUEEN ELIZABETH!!!!"));
			sourcePlayer.addPotionEffect(new PotionEffect(Potion.fireResistance.id, 2500, 0));
			sourcePlayer.addExperience(50000);}

 

 

Is it not triggering as in method is not even called? In that case - did you register event class?

 

Else (it is called, just doesn't do stuff) at what point it doesn't?

Is it not triggering as in method is not even called? In that case - did you register event class?

 

Else (it is called, just doesn't do stuff) at what point it doesn't?

 

Methinks registered okay ...I have this in init of my main class and the event seems to work when I tried other methods just not

with the method #addstat or #addPotionEffect  or #addChat

 

Seems like it's just not picking up the player who kills the mod

GlistreEventHandler handler = new GlistreEventHandler();
FMLCommonHandler.instance().bus().register(handler);
MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(handler);	

 

Your logic appears to be problematic:

if(!(event.entityLiving instanceof EntityTobieKing)){
return; // returning if entity is not an EntityTobieKING
}
if (event.entityLiving instanceof EntityTobieQueen){ // how will this ever be true???

Unless EntityTobieQueen extends EntityTobieKing, that second statement will never be true.