Get Rid of Vanilla Inventory [Unsolved]

[wookiederk]

Hey, how do you get rid of the player inventory? Basically is there a way to not render the player inventory gui when its called? Any Help appreciated.

[coolboy4531]

Remove the Vanilla GuiInventory, with something else?

Or change the keybinds?

[wookiederk]

Any way to make sure it does not render. Maybe the keybind could return null or something, i dont know how.

[Blade Avuari]

Another thing that you can do (but will annoy players who want other mods to all hell) is to overwrite the classes where they are called.

[wookiederk]

How will I do that?

[Blade Avuari]

How will I do that?

You take all the classes that reference it, and re-write them.

[wookiederk]

Specifically I don't want the inventory screen to pop up when you hit the inventory binding....I dont think theres anything to overwrite without changing base files. Any ideas?

[Mew]

Specifically I don't want the inventory screen to pop up when you hit the inventory binding....I dont think theres anything to overwrite without changing base files. Any ideas?

 

You would need to edit base files.... sorry mate

[Mew]

*face palms* Darnit. Why didn't I think of that?

 

Good call. And I think coremods are bit advanced for most people who make mods... Doesn't stop me from wanting to learn how to do 'em though!

[SanAndreaP]

Coremods are not that hard once you understand the bytecode basics

Also, if you happen to use Eclipse, I suggest the "Bytecode Overlay" plugin.

 

Anyway, why not use a TickHandler, check if a GUI is open and if yes, which one, then "override" the GUI with opening your own GUI?

[SanAndreaP]

Anyway, why not use a TickHandler, check if a GUI is open and if yes, which one, then "override" the GUI with opening your own GUI?

Because that's the most ugly solution i've seen in a long time

But unless you make a coremod, you have a better solution?

[SanAndreaP]

But unless you make a coremod, you have a better solution?

You can just change the value of the inventory keybinding at runtime, so that it's no longer the keycode 'e' but some obscure value that will never occur as a keycode. Untested.

hm, but you would still have the vanilla keybinding in the options shown up (just set to an obscure value).

 

Can't you "override" the keybindings for the inventory key with your own? So you wouldn't have to worry about setting the keybinding MC has to an obscure value.

[wookiederk]

But unless you make a coremod, you have a better solution?

You can just change the value of the inventory keybinding at runtime, so that it's no longer the keycode 'e' but some obscure value that will never occur as a keycode. Untested.

hm, but you would still have the vanilla keybinding in the options shown up (just set to an obscure value).

 

Can't you "override" the keybindings for the inventory key with your own? So you wouldn't have to worry about setting the keybinding MC has to an obscure value.

 

I have set my gui to "override" the screen. However, the vanilla inventory flashes up from time to time, and if I try to check if the screen is null, then my gui will never come up. And the check if the screen is null is important, because otherwise my gui will flash up during chat....

 

You can just change the value of the inventory keybinding at runtime, so that it's no longer the keycode 'e' but some obscure value that will never occur as a keycode. Untested.

Maybe. Then I would need to make my inventory a specific key (which would work). This seems like the best solution, but how would I change the inventory key code at start up?