Hi, after I pause the game, I want to close the pause menu too.

I use the code below to pause.

Minecraft.getInstance().displayInGameMenu(false);

 

The game did pause, but I want to close it too, so I tried

mcInstance.displayGuiScreen((Screen)null);
mcInstance.mouseHelper.grabMouse();

And this

mcInstance.currentScreen.keyPressed(256, 0, 0); // press esc

 

I did manage to close the pause menu, but it has some unexpected behavior.

 

The problem is that after the GUI was closed, I can't use mouse to pan around, it is acting like it was still in the menu with invisible pointer. I can click I can walk.

I've looked at source code how it was done, and I just repeat it, but it doesn't work ?.

 

 

 

 

Edited: solved

Turns out I should not interact with Minecraft from different thread. For 1.15.2 to execute task on the main thread, use enqueue instead

Minecraft.getInstance().enqueue(() -> Minecraft.getInstance().displayGuiScreen((Screen)null));

 

Edited May 16, 20205 yr by Zen3515
Solved

You might want to try looking at the Robot class (java.awt.Robot, I think). This class allows you to generate input actions that get processed exactly as if the user pressed the key etc. themselves.

On 5/14/2020 at 5:36 AM, Vinyarion said:

You might want to try looking at the Robot class (java.awt.Robot, I think). This class allows you to generate input actions that get processed exactly as if the user pressed the key etc. themselves.

 

Sorry for late respond, I cannot use Robot, I tried that, and it says java.awt.AWTException: headless environment during Initialization of the Robot.

On 5/14/2020 at 3:00 PM, diesieben07 said:

Show more of your code. This often happens when you reach across logical sides when interacting with the GUI code.

Also, what are you trying to achieve? Do you just want to pause the game? 

I'm trying to play Minecraft with voice, here are my codes Link to Github

To do that I have to have a way to control Minecraft from another process (Likely by python program)

And for this question specifically, I'm trying to close the pause menu.

 

I forgot to mention that this code run in a new thread, I don't know if that's the cause.

Edited May 16, 20205 yr by Zen3515
Clarification

2 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

Yes, it is. You cannot interact with 99% of things in Minecraft from a different thread. You must do things on the main thread, because things are not threadsafe.

 

How could I accomplish that?

I could not find replacement for addScheduledTask

minecraft.addScheduledTask(() -> minecraft.displayGuiScreen((Screen)null));

 

Edited, so the name become more generic, now it is solved. Thanks.

mcInstance.enqueue(() -> mcInstance.displayGuiScreen((Screen)null));

 

Edited May 16, 20205 yr by Zen3515
Solved