World#isRemote

is

true

on the client and

false

on the server. So you want:

 if !remote do stuff

I set the block on the server side (if !remote) and play the sound on the client side (if remote)

What else would I mean with overriding?

I thought you ment if I was using an @Override annotation, but... My head is dumb some times

 

The annotation doesn't compile into anything, you are still overriding a method.  If you are overriding a method, mark it with the annotation as it will detect user error in the method signature.

Yeah I know I just wasn't really thinking right so I made a dumb mistake...

And also, how do I make it so it actually sets an entity on fire, well, a better question is where, I couldn't find a good method that updates every tick..?

I'll try that, thanks

Also, forgot to add that I would like to add that if you are 1 block away from the fire you will also be set on fire, because it is so hot... Is there a way to add that?

Not easily, no. You'd have to subscribe to the PlayerTickEvent (or EntityLivingTickEvent) and search the 3x4x3 volume around the entity for your fire block.

Not that hard, I only look at the feet and doing it 1 north, 1 west, 1 south and 1 east

I have this:

	@SubscribeEvent
public void playerTick(TickEvent.PlayerTickEvent event) {
	EntityPlayer player = event.player;
	World world = player.world;
	BlockPos pos = player.getPosition();
	Random random = new Random();
	if (world.getBlockState(pos.west()).getBlock() == CheeseBlocks.CHEESE_FIRE
			|| world.getBlockState(pos.east()).getBlock() == CheeseBlocks.CHEESE_FIRE
			|| world.getBlockState(pos.north()).getBlock() == CheeseBlocks.CHEESE_FIRE
			|| world.getBlockState(pos.south()).getBlock() == CheeseBlocks.CHEESE_FIRE) {
		if(!world.isRemote && random.nextInt(20) == 0 && !player.isImmuneToFire() && !player.isCreative()) {
			player.setFire(random.nextInt(5) + 5);
		}
	}
}

And it seems to work, thanks

Oh yeh