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48 minutes ago, MyFantasy512 said:

Hey guys, what is the correct way to find what events does Forge send from Vanilla Minecraft?

They will all be under a sub package called event or events in the forge code.

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Forge and vanilla BlockState generator.

In Eclipse you can use the Type Hierarchy to find all classes that extend a class, or all classes that implement an interface. So if you find the base Event class (in net.minecraftforge.fml.common.eventhandler package) and select the "Event" name of the class and right-click you can choose Type Hierarchy from the pop-up menu. It will then show you all classes that are considered children of the Event class.

 

Note that you will need to expand those classes to look for any additional subclasses that are contained in those classes. For example, the "Pre" and "Post" events are included within the same class as the main event in many cases.

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