Hey,

I was just curious, is there an event that fires when the player attempts to fly (even if the player is on survival)?

Thanks!

Edited October 14, 20177 yr by Differentiation

1 hour ago, Differentiation said:

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7 hours ago, Draco18s said:

Please stop saying things like this and calling replies "suggestions." The only place we *can* reply to is below and this adds nothing to your request for help. Calling what we post to help a "suggestion" or "ideas" makes you sound like a YouTuber begging for people to click the like button, that what we're doing is just offering an opinion, not giving needed aid.

 

I might be invoking a Stack Overflow-ism here, but it's noisy and gets in the way.

Sorry, mate, just should've informed me.

Pretty sure you can detect any key press using KeyInputEvent. See: http://jabelarminecraft.blogspot.com/p/minecraft-forge-1721710-keybinding.html. So you might be able to detect when the player uses space bar to fly.

 

You can also use LivingUpdateEvent or PlayerTickEvent to see if the player is currently flying. 

1 hour ago, Daeruin said:

Pretty sure you can detect any key press using KeyInputEvent. See: http://jabelarminecraft.blogspot.com/p/minecraft-forge-1721710-keybinding.html. So you might be able to detect when the player uses space bar to fly.

Note: this is client side only.

It depends on what you're trying to do. I think there is a player capability called isFlying which is synced with the packet  CPacketPlayerAbilities. So as mentioned maybe you can handle the player tick event and check the isFlying capability.

 

Of course that would be any type of flying, so maybe there are cases that won't work for you.

 

But if you catch isFlying in the first tick it is happening, that might be good for what you're trying to do.

Edited October 13, 20177 yr by jabelar

Thanks guys, I got it!

I just tested for the key bind twice by checking with int flags (the simple way out).

Edited October 14, 20177 yr by Differentiation