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[SOLVED] [1.12] Make certain players pass through block.

Posted March 22, 20187 yr

OK, this is a weird question here, but I'd like to have a block which is solid to certain players, and not solid to others.

The people to which it's solid should be able to walk over it etc. like they would with a normal block, but the others should pass right through.

This would also be different for different players at the same time, so one is standing on top of it while at the same time someone else falls through it.

Whether or not a player is able to pass through is determined by a boolean value.

But I've got zero clue on how to approach this... anyone knows something?

Edited March 22, 20187 yr by Mahtaran
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March 22, 20187 yr

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Thank you for your response! Two things though:

Isn't that method deprecated?
Would this also dynamically update (this is not a necessity but would be really nice

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March 22, 20187 yr

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2 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Please clarify what you mean by this.

Well, every 20 ticks the method would recalculate if the player is able to pass through, as the boolean can change

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March 22, 20187 yr

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Ok, thanks for your fast help!

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March 22, 20187 yr

52 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

I don't know how often Minecraft collisions are re-calculated,

From what I remember doing something similar, essentially instantly.

I created a "minecart rail bridge" block that wasn't solid unless the player was crouching. That would change from solid to not instantaneously when you stopped crouching.

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