Retrive player type "sq"?

Hi. I am running a server that also uses the forge API and a mod that is designed for the Forge API.

I was wondering if there's a way for bukkit to retrive a "sq" type player instead of just a Player type player, or am I forced to use the forge api for this?

I need this because a method in the mod does not recognize the bukkit Player.

Thanks!

 

Froshin What is sq!? If its something with forge, go to their site instead.

 

Steffion
As far as I am concerned, it's the default minecraft obfuscated player class.
But I am very new to this.

Oh, and haha, I love how you used both an exclamation aswell as a questionmark.

 

CraftPlayer?

 

I think you mean EntityPlayer?

 

NMS?

 

LazyLemons
Am I completely wrong here or is EntityPlayer the non-obfuscated forge version of Sq?

@MinnyMin
"CraftPlayer cannot be resolved to a type"; does this exist in the bukkit library?

Jake0oo0

Can you evaluate on that?


Thanks in advance!

Bump.

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

You're probably looking for the internal Minecraft player handle – if you have the org.bukkit.entity.Player wrapper, you can get this by downcasting to CraftPlayer then calling getHandle(), something like this:

Code:

((CraftPlayer) player).getHandle()

On vanilla CraftBukkit https://github.com/Bukkit/CraftBukk...kkit/craftbukkit/entity/CraftPlayer.java#L703, this returns an net.minecraft.server.EntityPlayer.

net.minecraft.server.EntityPlayer is a subclass of net.minecraft.server.EntityHuman, but with additional functionality, so you can use EntityPlayer anywhere you can use EntityHuman.

The "sq" class is actually from Mojang – it is what they call net.minecraft.server.EntityHuman, in their obfuscated code (as of 1.5.2). Bukkit deobfuscates it to EntityHuman, for readability purposes. But it is exactly the same class, just with a different name.

You may also see the net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayerMP and net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer classes. These are the names given by the Minecraft Coder Pack (MCP), which is a toolkit used for modding Minecraft, and is used by most mods. CraftBukkit however uses mc-dev mappings instead of MCP, so it has different namings.

This can get confusing at times; if you need to translate between the various names I have this repository: https://github.com/agaricusb/MinecraftRemapping. To summarize the classes you're looking for:

net.minecraft.server.EntityHuman = sq = net.minecraft.player.EntityPlayer
net.minecraft.server.EntityPlayer = jc = net.minecraft.player.EntityPlayerMP

 

agaricus

Thank you!!

I gotta hit the hay now, but I will get back to this tomorrow.

 

Not a Bukkit question