I'm trying to make the bed in the nether not explode when you right click it but I just can't do it, I tried to cancel the right click with PlayerInteractEvent.RightClickBlock event and it still exploded, I read somewhere to it depends on the WorldProvider (if canRespawnHere returns true), and I already got a custom WorldProviderHell which I load by unregistering the dimension and then registering it with that WorldProvider, I overriden WorldProviderHell#canRespawnHere in the custom world provider and made it return true but the bed still explodes.

I think the code to make it explode is in the bed class, probably in on activated.

As mentioned, the code is in the onBlockActivated() method of the BlockBed class. You need to not allow allow the respawn but also the biome cannot be biome.HELL. You have two choices to fix it -- change the biome of your world or replace the bed block with your own custom block.

I guess I'll better work on a custom bed because everyone knows to beds explode in nether, don't want to go through trouble of changing default nether biome, Thanks! If I need some help with the bed I'll probably reply to this topic, but I just need to make my own onBlockActivated

Edited September 16, 20178 yr by Terrails

Note that one of the difficulties with replacing a block like bed, is that the specific Blocks.BED instance is used throughout the code. I really, really wish that everywhere instances were checked that they were changed to instanceof type checks as that would make modding much easier -- imagine if all you have to do is extend the BlockBed and all the other code that checks for beds would accept your custom bed.

 

So you can't just create your own custom bed and register it normally, but you need to actually replace the Blocks.BED instance with an instance of your own bed. The good news is that it is a public field so I think you can simply reassign it. But I'm just pointing out to take care that you need all the code that checks for == Blocks.BED to work for your custom bed.

Edited September 16, 20178 yr by jabelar

15 minutes ago, jabelar said:

So you can't just create your own custom bed and register it normally, but you need to actually replace the Blocks.BED instance with an instance of your own bed. The good news is that it is a public field so I think you can simply reassign it. But I'm just pointing out to take care that you need all the code that checks for == Blocks.BED to work for your custom bed.

Actually, no. You create your own bed, register it normally, but, you make its registry name "minecraft:bed"

Forge takes care of the rest.