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I'm trying to make a mod where if I type a specific message in chat, it will place a block where I'm looking. I'm using ClientChatEvent to get when the client sends a chat message, but I'm not sure how to get the block the player is looking at, or place a block as the player. Kind of like how Schematica does it, but only on the block the player is looking at (as if they were holding the block in their hand and right clicked).

 

Does anyone know how that could be accomplished?

Edited by Ankh

use raytracing to find the location (player.getLookVec() to get where the player's looking at) of the block that is going to be placed and use world.setBlockState to set the block. BlockItem contains a lot of information you want.

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On 5/21/2020 at 8:34 PM, poopoodice said:

use raytracing to find the location (player.getLookVec() to get where the player's looking at) of the block that is going to be placed and use world.setBlockState to set the block. BlockItem contains a lot of information you want.

I've tried setBlockState(), but it seems to only work in singleplayer so I assume it's server-side. Is there any way to place a block client-side, so that to the server it seems as if a player just normally placed a block?

Is this a client only mod?

What would be the function to be like from the end user's perspective?

You could just send a right click input to place the block down.

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