In my mod, I have an item that looks at all blocks of a specific type (tester) connected to the block (like a drawer controller from storage drawers), and calls a method on the tile entity of each tester.

The tile entity has 2 fields, an integer and a boolean. The function called uses both fields.

If I change the integer to a non-zero value, and then call the function that looks at all the testers, The value of the integer is zero.

This is the part where I gather all the tileentities (This is defined in the class extending Block):

Set<TileEntityTester> testPositions = new HashSet<>();
  Queue<BlockPos> posQueue = new LinkedList<>();
  posQueue.add(pos);
  while(posQueue.size() > 0) {
    BlockPos position = posQueue.poll();
    BlockPos[] neighbours = PosUtil.getNeighbours(position);
    for (BlockPos npos : neighbours) {
      if (worldIn.getTileEntity(npos) instanceof TileEntityTester) {
        testPositions.add((TileEntityTester) worldIn.getTileEntity(npos));
        posQueue.add(npos);
      }
    }
  }

This is the part where I change the values of the tester tileentity (Defined in the GUI):

tileEntity.expect = Integer.parseInt(text.getText());
tileEntity.markDirty();

tileEntity.errorMode = stateTriggered;
tileEntity.markDirty();

 

So are there any default vanilla ways of sending this data to the server?

Or should I create my own message for this using SimpleImpl?

1 minute ago, Kantaga said:

So are there any default vanilla ways of sending this data to the server?

No, you're misunderstanding. The client is always lying. You need to do all your logic on the server and send the result to the client. NOT the other way around

I fixed the issue.

Thanks for pointing out that it was a side issue.