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Hello everyone, I try access to the player advancements to

- first: check if specifics advancements has been granted

- second: Grant advancements.

 

I found several leads like:

 

Minecraft.getInstance().player.connection.getAdvancementManager().setSelectedTab(Minecraft.getInstance().player.connection.getAdvancementManager().getAdvancementList().getAdvancement(Registry.GetRL("copper_cable")), true); 

 

also I found  a class called: PlayerAdvancements (With a grant and revoke function) but I don't know where to find it in the player class or how to instance a new one (the second arguments is a file and I don't know what file it has to be). (https://forge.galaxy.nctu.me/forge/javadoc/14.23.5.2838-stable_39/net/minecraft/advancements/playeradvancements#getProgress-net.minecraft.advancements.Advancement-)

 

Thanks.

 

Note: it's possible to grant achievement through commands but I prefer do it by code.

Edited by Kristopher_RAS
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After hours of research in the forge and minecraft codes i found it:

 

Minecraft.getInstance().getIntegratedServer().getPlayerList().getPlayerAdvancements(Minecraft.getInstance().getIntegratedServer().getPlayerList().getPlayers().get(0)).grantCriterion(Minecraft.getInstance().player.connection.getAdvancementManager().getAdvancementList().getAdvancement(Registry.GetRL("copper_cable")), "unlock");
Minecraft.getInstance().getIntegratedServer().getPlayerList().getPlayerAdvancements(Minecraft.getInstance().getIntegratedServer().getPlayerList().getPlayers().get(0)).getProgress(Minecraft.getInstance().player.connection.getAdvancementManager().getAdvancementList().getAdvancement(Registry.GetRL("copper_cable"))).getPercent();
				

 

Posted (edited)

Post your code.

It sounds like you are reaching across logical sides.

Make sure you are calling World#getServer from the server side.

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Posted (edited)
12 hours ago, Kristopher_RAS said:

when the player press a button in the interface

That would be the client side yes. You need to send a packet to the server (all this packet does is say "this button was clicked"!) and the server does the operations neccessary (including checking to make sure that the player is allowed to click the button).

 

Quick "Am I on the Server?" guide:

Is it visual? No, you are on the client

Is it input related? No, you are on the client

Was a world or player object passed to you? Maybe, check world.isRemote (or player.world.isRemote)

isRemote returns true? No, you are on the client

Did you get your world by calling Minecraft.getInstance()? No, you are on the client. Also don't do this unless you know what you're doing.

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

Not true. isRemote can be read as isClient. If its true you are on the client. false means server.

It was kinda late, I fuckered that up. XD

Fixed it.

Edited by Draco18s

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Posted (edited)

I've followed this tutorial: 

 

 

And now it work properly this "Research" Function is called on server side (I've tested it with isRemote), Thank you a lot guys.

 

If you want me to post my codes for you to check tell me.

Edited by Kristopher_RAS
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Last small things, I still to use: 

Minecraft.getInstance().player.connection.getAdvancementManager().getAdvancementList().getAdvancement(Registry.GetRL(AdvName))

to get the advancement, if I'm Serveur side how do I get a ClientPlayerEnity (where is the connection and the advancementManager) ??

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1 hour ago, Kristopher_RAS said:

Last small things, I still to use: 


Minecraft.getInstance().player.connection.getAdvancementManager().getAdvancementList().getAdvancement(Registry.GetRL(AdvName))

to get the advancement, if I'm Serveur side how do I get a ClientPlayerEnity (where is the connection and the advancementManager) ??

You can't call that code on the server. You can't access a ClientPlayerEntity on the server (it is a CLIENT only class).

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Posted (edited)

So where can I find my advancement ?

 

well found it:

return serverPlayer.getAdvancements().getProgress(serv.getAdvancementManager().getAdvancement(Registry.GetRL(AdvName))).isDone();

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