Getting PING to a Server

[Bets]

Tried things like finding the net-handler, but did not succeed.

What's the best way to do so in 1.11.2? (Ping to the server I'm currently connected to)

 

Thanks!

[Bets]

15 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

NetHandlerPlayClient::getPlayerInfo(Minecraft.getMinecraft().player.getGameProfile().getId()) will give you a NetworkPlayerInfo instance, which has getResponseTime.

 

Is there an example code I can see somewhere?

[Bets]

2 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

Wasn't that already an example?

 

Not really sure how to use the " NetHandlerPlayClient::getPlayerInfo " part  

[MCenderdragon]

NetHandlerPlayClient::getPlayerInfo , you get the netHandler from the EntityPlayerSP (this is inside Minecraft.class) and then you call the getPlayerInfo() methode

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23 hours ago, MCenderdragon said:

NetHandlerPlayClient::getPlayerInfo , you get the netHandler from the EntityPlayerSP (this is inside Minecraft.class) and then you call the getPlayerInfo() methode

 

Can't find it.

[MCenderdragon]

NetHandlerPlayClient  != EntityPlayerSP you wont find getPlayerInfo inside the wrong class. also just look at the fields in the EntityPlayer and check what is a NetHandler

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14 minutes ago, MCenderdragon said:

NetHandlerPlayClient  != EntityPlayerSP you wont find getPlayerInfo inside the wrong class. also just look at the fields in the EntityPlayer and check what is a NetHandler

 

Still can't find it

[MCenderdragon]

Minecraft has not a netHandler, the netHandler is inside the player.

Edited March 1, 2017 by MCenderdragon

[Bets]

1 minute ago, MCenderdragon said:

Minecraft has not a netHandler, the netHandler is inside the player.

 

So how can I access it if it's not by using mc.player?

[MCenderdragon]

just look at the fields in side the playerSP class there IS somewhere the net handler. if the field is not public there IS somewhere a getter.

Edited March 1, 2017 by MCenderdragon

[Bets]

2 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

It is via Minecraft::player.

 

Sorry, what does the :: mean? is it like the Minecraft.getMinecraft(); thing?

 

2 hours ago, MCenderdragon said:

just look at the fields in side the playerSP class there IS somewhere the net handler. if the field is not public there IS somewhere a getter.

 

Is there a playerSP class? could find only the playercontrollerMP class but not this one.

[Kokkie]

10 minutes ago, Bets said:

Sorry, what does the :: mean? is it like the Minecraft.getMinecraft(); thing?

It means it is a non static field in Minecraft... You can also use # but diesieben likes it more...

[Bets]

So how can I implement it to my code  can I have an example?

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13 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

EntityPlayerSP player = Minecraft.getMinecraft().player;
NetworkPlayerInfo npi = player.connection.getPlayerInfo(player.getGameProfile().getId());

 

And now you need to go learn Java. Seriously.

 

Oh so this is what you mean, yeah I used that before in my code.

I just did not under stand what the :: and # stuff means  

Thank you!