Solved Fireball comet?

Hello guys,

I have a question because I want to make kind of a comet like in this video:


00:56 is the comet part

I really love this!
Can you please give an example?

 

It looks as though the blaze rod launches a fire charge, then creates a firework effect when the blaze rod collides with a block. This can be done by using the Player#launchProjectile() method, assigning metadata to the projectile, and listening to the ProjectileHitEvent and checking the metadata. If it contains a certain key/value pair, create a FireworkEffect at the projectile's location.

 

Qaez
Edit some code:
https://github.com/deathmarine/Unde...ster/src/com/modcrafting/under50/RailGun.java

 

ShadyPotato thanks, but it also creates firework during the launch of the fireball, so how do I create that?

 

Qaez Spawn it using https://forums.bukkit.org/threads/util-fireworkeffectplayer-v1-0.119424/

 

GreatMinerZ Yeah I know that and I use that, but thats not what I mean

I mean the trail behind the fireball GreatMinerZ xTrollxDudex ShadyPotato

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Qaez
Did you edit the railgun code?

 

Use something like this:

Code:

    Location location = player.getEyeLocation();
                  BlockIterator blocksToAdd = new BlockIterator(location, Y-offset Double, Distance);
                  Location blockToAdd;
                  while(blocksToAdd.hasNext()) {
                      blockToAdd = blocksToAdd.next().getLocation();
                      //shot fire work
                  }

Or save the fired entity schedule a repeating task then ever second or so play a firework at its location which would kinda make a trail.

 

Wow thank you Windy Day I will try That! , xTrollxDudex. I did not understand that code really good

Windy Day but what is the distance and what is the y-offset?

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Qaez Use this in your code:

Code:java

int Distance = 25; //The distance it should travel
int Y-offset = 3; //The Y-offset

 

GreatMinerZ thanks

 

Qaez No problem

 

GreatMinerZ Windy Day xTrollxDudex , thanks for the help! I fixed it with a repeating task! Thanks!