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By diesieben07 · Posted
There is no better way than to check every tick. -
Read the contents of a chest upon opening, and detect its changes. I wanted the packet name to check the source code and see if there is any way I can detect. -
By diesieben07 · Posted
Doesn't matter. There is no event. The chest contents could change at any point. Please explain what exactly you are trying to achieve. -
By MSpace-Dev · Posted
In FG 2.3, there was a function called replace. It has now been removed / changed in 1.14.4. Here is the function in FG 2.3. /** * Add a source replacement mapping * * @param token The token to replace * @param replacement The value to replace with */ public void replace(Object token, Object replacement) { replacements.put(token.toString(), replacement); } /** * Add a map of source replacement mappings * * @param map A map of tokens -> replacements */ public void replace(Map<Object, Object> map) { for (Entry<Object, Object> e : map.entrySet()) { replace(e.getKey(), e.getValue()); } } This was useful as it allowed me to edit my version in only gradle.properties replace "@VERSION@", project.version replaceIn "utils.Reference.java" -
Do you know the packet type name? Which event should I handle and access the chest contents inside the event handler?
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