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In previous versions of Forge, I used this code to check if a person was standing on the edge of a block

if (!mc.thePlayer.worldObj.getCollidingBoundingBoxes(mc.thePlayer, mc.thePlayer.getEntityBoundingBox().offset(mc.thePlayer.motionX, -1, mc.thePlayer.motionZ)).isEmpty())
                return;

How would I do that in 1.12?

 

As far as I've been trying to get the worldObj, it doesn't seem that the normal world has getCollidingBoundingBoxes method included.

Use World#getCollisionBoxes(Entity, AxisAlignedBB) to get all Block and Entity collision bounding boxes that intersect with the specified AABB. Use World#collidesWithAnyBlock to check if the AABB intersects any Block collision bounding boxes.

Please don't PM me to ask for help. Asking your question in a public thread preserves it for people who are having the same problem in the future.

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43 minutes ago, Choonster said:

Use World#getCollisionBoxes(Entity, AxisAlignedBB) to get all Block and Entity collision bounding boxes that intersect with the specified AABB. Use World#collidesWithAnyBlock to check if the AABB intersects any Block collision bounding boxes.

Thank you

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