Is there a way of getting active potion from entity from particle or related. What I mean is based on active particle, I can determine the potion effect. It will helpful if you reply with other ways in client side.

based on active particle, I can determine the potion effect

 

No.

I said that as an example, it would be help full to somewhere to get avtive potion effects client side.

I know, but is there a to "find out", like an entity jumps higher then normal. (Just an example)

Why I ask: I know there are mod using active potion effects and some how in client sid.

Honestly, they did answer your question.  For this you will need server side support to send that data to the client.  I have dealt with similar things in my mod.

I have question about that. When you play minecraft client does it start a internal servar and if so how do it then? And One more thing. I was able to get the duration of getActivePotionEffect(potion).getDuration()

but it will throw nullPointerExeption if the entity doesen't have the potion effect.

Do you know java?

What do you by mean that. I know java but I am new to minecraft modding.

If you know java you know that you should check if getActivePotionEffect() isn't null

Well if you know modding in minecraft you know that doing that won't work in client side and it will say null even if a potion is active.

._. Really? We already said it can't be client side.

So why did you reply: Try to check if getActivePotionEffect() isn't null?

Because I thought that you were going to do it server-side as well...

I found how to do it my self.

[pre]EntityLiving)Minecraft.getMinecraft().getIntegratedServer().getEntityFromUuid(getLookEntity().getUniqueID())[/pre]

So you get the entity (yay! you have the entity!) then get it's unique ID, so you can pass that to

getEntityFromUuid

, and get the entity.  Wha?

getLookEntity() is where my entity is.(Original code):

[pre]

private static EntityLiving getLookEntity()

{

if(Minecraft.getMinecraft().objectMouseOver.entityHit instanceof EntityLiving)

{

return (EntityLiving)Minecraft.getMinecraft().objectMouseOver.entityHit;

}

else

{

return null;

}

}

[/pre]

You're still converting from an EntityLiving to a UUID and back.

Ok, thanks for informing me.