[1.10.2] The import net.minecraft.client.resources.model cannot be resolved.
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I managed to do it by overriding the "doHurtTarget" method. @Override public boolean doHurtTarget(Entity target) { this.swing(InteractionHand.MAIN_HAND); return super.doHurtTarget(target); }
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As of version 1.20.1, they wrote the entire network section, so networkEvent no longer exists. If you specify exactly what you wanted to do, I could help you better.
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By ColetteMaddox · Posted
Thanks for the link, I want to add crash-reports but I don't know how can I do it. -
By TheGudBIAS · Posted
I used the fully qualified name and it still didn't work. I decided to get a bytecode shower and I noticed there was no mention to the method I was targeting. It was inside a lambda expression. I tried another method outside the expression and it worked. Edit: the reason was that it injected code AFTER the method call. I didn't notice the "need to store value" thing. I switched to INVOKE with a shift to AFTER
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