Posted October 13, 20196 yr Hello, I am hunting for a really weird behavior in my mod. There is an easy thing that needs to be achived: stop the rain. But some short information first: 1.14.4 with Forge 28.1.0 https://github.com/Terpo/Waterworks So basically, I created an item that should stop the rain. The easiest way in my opinion, was to copy the way the commands are working: WeatherCommand.class This shows how Minecraft is handling the command. time, per default is 6000 ticks. As you might expect the command is working. source.getWorld().getWorldInfo().setClearWeatherTime(time); source.getWorld().getWorldInfo().setRainTime(0); source.getWorld().getWorldInfo().setThunderTime(0); source.getWorld().getWorldInfo().setRaining(false); source.getWorld().getWorldInfo().setThundering(false); Now in my item class I do nearly the same: (even if I do not check for world.isRemote) @Override public ActionResultType onItemUse(ItemUseContext context) { final World world = context.getWorld(); if (!world.isRemote) { final WorldInfo worldInfo = world.getWorldInfo(); worldInfo.setClearWeatherTime(100000); worldInfo.setRainTime(0); worldInfo.setThunderTime(0); worldInfo.setRaining(false); worldInfo.setThundering(false); } return ActionResultType.SUCCESS; } The only difference is, that my item does not change the weather. Even more interesting is, that if the weather is clear and the item is used, it starts raining. If I am doing the same on a block like: @Override public boolean onBlockActivated(BlockState state, World worldIn, BlockPos pos, PlayerEntity playerIn, Hand hand, BlockRayTraceResult facing) { final World world = worldIn; final WorldInfo worldInfo = world.getWorldInfo(); worldInfo.setClearWeatherTime(100000); worldInfo.setRainTime(0); worldInfo.setThunderTime(0); worldInfo.setRaining(false); worldInfo.setThundering(false); ... } It is working again. Currently I am simply out of ideas. Has anyone an idea how or why this is broken with an item? Edited October 19, 20196 yr by Terpo
October 14, 20196 yr My mod has an item that currently stops changes the weather, actually theres 1 that makes it clear one that makes it rain and one that makes thunder. its called xp plus. Its open source maybe that can help you figure out what you can do.
October 19, 20196 yr Author Well I did take a look and it seems, when changing the weather info in onItemRightClick everything is working fine. In onItemUse the same method block does not work. When creating a an entity in both methods and then trying to change the weather info in the entity class it will not work either. Edit: Holy ...... I solved my problem. And as always .... such a simple trick. I have a WeatherEntity, that is extended by AntiRain and Rain Entity. Turns out my WeahterEntity still had some code to turn on the rain and my AntiRain Entity was calling the super method. So it disabled the rain and then turned it on again. Heck... time for weekend Edited October 19, 20196 yr by Terpo
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