Hey, currently I am making a mod that would replace my own messages and I have a problem: My code only works in SinglePlayer. I tried all possible ChatCodes and none of them works.

Code:

@SubscribeEvent
public void Send(ServerChatEvent event){
	String message = event.message;
	if(message.contains(EnumChatFormatting.WHITE + "lol")){
		event.setCanceled(true);
		message = message.replace("lol", "*");
		Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer.sendChatMessage(message);
	}

I have also tried stuff like

EnumChatFormatting.getTextWithoutFormattingCodes

or

EnumChatFormatting.RESET

Nothing is working

Thanks for help already!

What do you mean your code only works in single player? And what is it you are EXACTLY trying to do?

Also, so you have a server proxy?

I want my messages to have words changed before they are sent. Here I want message "lol no" to be changed to "* no". When I type in "lol no" in SinglePlayer, it is changed to "* no" but when I type it in Multiplayer, nothing happens and "lol no" is being sent

Do you have a ServerProxy?

ServerChatEvent... ClientSideOnlyClass reference...

 

Hmm.

So how can I do it?

 

What? The server proxy?

Yes, but you know that I only want it to be for me and to work on all servers?

ServerChatEvent... ClientSideOnlyClass reference...

 

Hmm.

 

Yes I know that, but it is always useful to have a ServerProxy anyway.

Also, if you keep wanting to get this to work, but are not trying anything suggested (cough, server proxy as I said in reply #1), you will never get anything done.

 

Look to what Draco said. ClientSideOnlyClass, ServerChatEvent.

Does that mean that you want me to put my code into my ServerProxy Class?

Does that mean that you want me to put my code into my ServerProxy Class?

 

No, make a ServerProxy, and go for it. Also, look to what Draco said.

Your "server" proxy should be your common proxy that you already have.  There is no reason to have a dedicated "dedicated server" only class as 99.999% of the time you will want to do "servery stuff" on the client to during Single Player and LAN games.