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!

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?

2 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

Wasn't that already an example?

 

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Edited March 1, 20178 yr by MCenderdragon

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?

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, 20178 yr by MCenderdragon

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.

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...

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

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!