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[loordgek]

why do you need it client side

 

12 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

inventories need storage, which requires a server-side mod

 

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[DragonITA]

On 3/2/2020 at 10:46 AM, D0XY said:

it doesn't need to persist.

 

i have already come up with a solution, which was to copy paste the InventoryEnderChest class and create and edit it to my liking. the point of my mod is to be able to open a chest you've opened previously from anywhere to check your contents. obviously you cant take items out as it is all client side.

Ok, it don‘t make much sense, but it is your mod. If here was one thing that i do not recommend is to copy a entire class and then simply change the name: never do this. If you really need to do it with that class the simply extends and override, else you will receive problems with Mojang then you have violate the copyright terms.

 

On 3/2/2020 at 10:46 AM, D0XY said:

obviously you cant take items out as it is all client side.

Ok, i never worked with chest, but i think that this was incorrect. You can put things while you are in the client side, yes, but first the items are not synchronized with the server. I don‘t know if this was true, but i think that this can cause that when a new chunk was loaded and the chunk, in them was your chest, was lose, then you will lose all your items that are in the chest since the don‘t are stored in the server. Second: yes, maybe you can‘t take out items (as you don‘t stored it in the server), but then the chest don‘t will have much sense: A Chest is to contain items, not a sort of trash in them you simply can put you items (like diamonds) and never can retrieve that what you have put in (yes, i know: bad english, and else you are making a troll mod i don‘t much understand).

Edited March 3, 2020 by DragonITA