Running and making commands in code.

[Chibill]

How would I make my own commands and run ones in the minecraft code normally?

[Chibill]

Bump

[Draco18s]

1) No one understands what you're asking about

2) Don't bump your post when it's still as new as it is.  The forums are highly inactive right now because the site keeps going down.

[Chibill]

I mean make my mod run commands like /kick or /time set day  from in its code.

[Chibill]

No help?

[Draco18s]

Start by looking at net.minecraft.command.CommandBase

[Chibill]

I have read all the stuff in the net.minecraft.commands for days before posting unlike some people here I try before using the forums.

[Draco18s]

unlike some people here I try before using the forums.

 

Good.

 

It just isn't always apparent that any given poster has.   Especially when the opening post is as short and as confusingly written* as it is.

 

That said, I have no idea how to do what you're trying to do.  I simply looked at the decompiled source code for a mod that does and tried to figure out how it worked (but as its not deobfuscated, references to vanilla classes is shaky at best).  All I can tell is that he extended that base class. :\

 

*My guess is that English is not your native language.

[Chibill]

It is my native but I misted this went the site was eroding every thing till it worked.

[Busti]

Maybe the source of SingleplayerCommands would be a good reference for you:

https://github.com/simo415/spc

[Chibill]

That helps but how would I tell it I am using the counsel as the sender.

[Draco18s]

It is my native but I misted this went the site was eroding every thing till it worked.

 

*cough*

1) "Missed"

2) "When"

3) I am not sure what this means

[Chibill]

That's iPods auto correct for you.

[ObsequiousNewt]

It is my native but I misted this went the site was eroding every thing till it worked.

 

*cough*

1) "Missed"

2) "When"

3) I am not sure what this means

Eroding? To erode means to weather away. It's usually used to refer to geological processes that affect dirt and stone.

 

Hmm... I see mod potential. "DustBowl! For all your soil erosion needs!"

[Draco18s]

Eroding? To erode means to weather away. It's usually used to refer to geological processes that affect dirt and stone.

 

Hmm... I see mod potential. "DustBowl! For all your soil erosion needs!"

 

The word I understand, it's the phrasing that was used.

[ObsequiousNewt]

Eroding? To erode means to weather away. It's usually used to refer to geological processes that affect dirt and stone.

 

Hmm... I see mod potential. "DustBowl! For all your soil erosion needs!"

 

The word I understand, it's the phrasing that was used.

I understand that; I was being sardonic. I suspect he didn't mean "erode", but I can't think of what else would fit either.

[r0schm]

Regarding the problem Chibill, as always, you should first of all look at Vanilla Minecraft code of blocks, items etc. which do the thing you want to achieve already. For your purpose I recommend you taking a look at the command block's TileEntity. It is found in net.minecraft.tileentity.TileEntityCommandBlock and you should take a look especially at the executeCommandOnPowered() method.

[Chibill]

I looked there first but I think I can fined the code in the mod some one said above.

[Chibill]

No more help I do have a packet handler ardey if I need it.