Solved Detect number of villagers

Hello, I'm trying to count the remaining villagers living. To do this I have a counter with the number of villagers have spawn, but when villagers die by a zombie I have not any way to detect that he has died.

This happens in several games running at once, so I need to obtain out which game is usually to find out which item is use an ID stored in a string I can find out, but not in this case

Code:java

    @EventHandler
    public void onDeath(EntityDeathEvent e) {
        Player player = (Player) e.getEntity().getKiller();
 
 
        if((e.getEntity().getKiller()  instanceof Player)) {
            if(PlayerGame.containsKey(player.getName())) {
                  int game = PlayerGame.get(player.getName());
                  e.getDrops().clear();
                  e.setDroppedExp(0);
                  VILLAGE_ZOMBIES[game]--;
                  CheckWaves(game);
              }
        } else {
                  if(e.getEntityType() == EntityType.VILLAGER) {
                      //I do not have any way to get the game Variable
                      VILLAGE_VILLAGERS[game]--;
                  }
 
          }
 
    }

PlayerGame is an arraymap where I store in that game the player is

PD: Sorry for my english

 

Zenok
You can just loop through World#getEntities() and check instanceof Villager

 

The problem is that the games are on the same same map

Maybe it would be a game suitable for every map?

 

Zenok
Hmm, store his UUID and check it on EntityDeathEvent and remove it?

PHP:

Map<UUID, Integer> maps = new HashMap<UUID, Integer>();
 
//add villagers to it
Villager villager = //.......
maps.put(villager.gettUniqueId(), /* Arena id? */);
 
//get villager on entity death
if(maps.containsKey(event.getEntity().getUniqueId()))  {
    maps.remove(event.getEntity().getUniqueId());
}
 
//get villagers left in a map
public int getVillagersAlive(int map) {
    int i = 0;
    for(Map.Entry<UUID, Integer> ent : maps.entrySet()) {
        if(ent.getValue() == map) {
            i++;
        }
    }
    return i;
}

 

Oh, I did not know that the entities had an ID. Thanks. Solved