[1.11.2] Another problem about fluid

[LeoCTH]

In vanilla, flowing fluids supposed to push the player out of its range. But my fluid is not pushing at all, so how to solve it?

MaterialFe50C.java
package com.leocthmods.steamtech.alpha;

import net.minecraft.block.material.MapColor;
import net.minecraft.block.material.Material;
import net.minecraft.block.material.MaterialLiquid;

public class MaterialFe50C extends MaterialLiquid{
	public static MaterialLiquid fe50c = new MaterialFe50C();
	public MaterialFe50C() {
		super(MapColor.BLACK);
		this.isLiquid();
	}

}
ObjList.java (Part)
public static Block BlockFluidMoltenFe50C = new BlockFluidClassic(FluidLoader.fluidMoltenFe50C, MaterialFe50C.fe50c).setCreativeTab(CreativeTabsLoader.tab).setRegistryName("steamtech", "blockfluidmoltenfe50c");

Very thx to someone answered!!!

[Draco18s]

Because the water push logic is handled by Material.WATER checks in the Entity class, explicitly.

If you want a block to push players/objects you will need to code that into your block class.

[LeoCTH]

How, exactly?

[Draco18s]

Look at how Vanilla does it.

[LeoCTH]

9 hours ago, Draco18s said:

Look at how Vanilla does it.

Okay, here's the code i found: When a player is in Material.WATER and not in a boat, Minecraft will use handleMaterialAcceleration() to acclerate the player.

Edited April 8, 2017 by LeoCTH

[Draco18s]

Go to Entity line 1217, "handleWaterMovement."

Follow it down.