[1.11.2] Overridden methods being called twice

[ctbe]

I have an item tool that extends ItemPickaxe. Every method I override gets called twice. No matter which method it is. For example

override def onBlockDestroyed (stack: ItemStack, worldIn: World, state: IBlockState, pos: BlockPos, entityLiving: EntityLivingBase): Boolean = {
    System.out.println ("Block destroyed")
    return true;
  }

 

It doesn't matter if I return true or false. Neither it matters if I call super. It always gets called twice. This is Scala, but it also happens if I use Java. I take it the language doesn't matter. If I do

override def onItemUse(player: EntityPlayer, worldIn: World, pos: BlockPos, hand: EnumHand, facing: EnumFacing, hitX: Float, hitY: Float, hitZ: Float): EnumActionResult = {
      System.out.println ("Item used")
      return EnumActionResult.SUCCESS
  }

 

It also happens. Regardless of returning EnumActionResult.SUCCESS or EnumActionResult.FAIL or calling super.onItemUse(player, worldIn, pos, hand, facing, hitX, hitY, hitZ). I get double code execution.

 

All overridden methods are called twice. Is there any fix for this?

 

 

Edited April 1, 2017 by ctbe
Language code syntax highlighter change

[ctbe]

Thanks. I still don't know how to use it though. A little help would be appreciated.

[ctbe]

Thanks.

 

If I do

override def onBlockDestroyed(stack: ItemStack, worldIn: World, state: IBlockState, pos: BlockPos, entityLiving: EntityLivingBase): Boolean = {
	if (worldIn.isRemote) {
		System.out.println("Block destroyed")
		return true
	}
    return false
  }

 

Then it gets executed only once. Fixing my original problem. But now I have another doubt. Does this means that if someone installs my mod on a server, that println in this specific code or whatever is inside will not execute? I ask because according to https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/concepts/sides/

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It follows that the physical server will always contain false in this field...

 

And the definition of physical server is

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Often known as the dedicated server, the physical server is the entire program that runs whenever you launch any sort of minecraft_server.jar that does not bring up a playable GUI.

 

I'm not sure if I should post a new thread for this other question that arose connected to my original problem since my original problem is solved.

[loordgek]

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/**
 * True if the world is a 'slave' client; changes will not be saved or propagated from this world. For example,
 * server worlds have this set to false, client worlds have this set to true.
 */

the javadoc for isRemote

if you want it on the server side you need to do it like so    if (!worldIn.isRemote)

[ctbe]

I understand. Thanks for your help.

Edited April 1, 2017 by ctbe
Fixed typo in *your